The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-20
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Cincinnati Wins Two Close Contests.
Other CHIMES Played.

THE NATIONAL GAME. SID
Cluclnnuti Wins Two Close Contests.
othor Games Played.
CiScrSsATI, April l9.--Intwo rapidly
played and closely contested games here
this afternoon, Cincinnati defeated
Chicago. The first game was lively up
to tho seventh ihning, when one run
was added to tho Cincinnati score. Then
in the eighth Holidays homo run drive
gave the Reds n comfortable lead.
Luby was responsible for tho two runs
made by Cincinnati In tho first inning
in tho second guinea base on balls and
his wild throw helping in tho runs.
Mullane in tho box was invincible and
his support errorless. Attendance
5000. First game, score:
c cblSnso ............. 80 Isdafp "a -
Hits. and !. Errors, 8 and2. Earned,
4 and |. Pitchers Chamberlain and
Hutchinson.
Second game, score: = 81
Cincinnati ............. . 0 90 / 0 o 0 o. .
ChlcOgo. .,...,.,.,,...-O 0 0 0 % 0 0 o 0
Errors, Chicago Q. Hits, @ and l.
Pitchers, Mullanc and Luby. Umpire,
Lynch. 80 III T,iii4 a
COLUMBUS, O., April 10.-Columbus
outbatted and 'ohttielael milwaukee, to-
day, but tho decisions OF Corcoran gave
the visitors .the.gane:G:Scnre. il9
Coumbu s........""...0 Q % 9 90 o.
Milwuukce.""......D..O . o l 90 "-3
Hits, 6 and 8. Errors, Q and 4. Pitch
ers. 0'Day and Burrell. Umpire, Cor
coran. -rot,.., asl -
KANSAS CRY, April 1O.-Kansas City,
St: Paul game POSTPONED, account OF
rain.
OMAHA, NEB.. April l9.-No gamc to-
day-wst grounds.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo. April 10.-Tho St.
Loais'Clcvcland game postponed by bad
LOUISVILLE; KY.; Aprillo:l although
tho weather vas cloudy and cold and
tho attendance small, tho best game OF
tho season was played to-day. Jones,
Lonisvillo'snew pitcher, 'held,the hard
hitting Pittsburghs down to-:four hits.
Attendance about 500 Score:
FS1'iSl!3f 9 IL
Hits, II and 4. Errors 8.
and /. Earned, Louisville
2. Pitchers, Jones and Baldwin. Um-
pire, Sheridan.
1SDIASAroLIs. April l0.-Brilliant field
work by tho Toledo 'ssavcd them to-day's
game with Indianapolis. Score:
indiannpoiis.".....".0 90 10 %
Hits, 4 each. Errors, and 5. Earned,
Indianapolis l. Pitchers, Clarke and
Sullivan. Umpire, McQuaidc.
BALTIMORE, Mp, April la.-The Balti-
moro team to-day, in the presence OF
$500 persons, won its first game this
season. Weather good. Brilliant field
ing and heavy batting won the game.
Score:
New York;. .:....!O 0 o . Q / "a
Hits, 8 and 10. Errors, New York g..
Earned, 2 each. Pitchers, McMahon and
Rusie. Umpire, Mahoney.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April IA
timely two-base hit by John Clarkson
saved Boston 4 shut-out this forenoon.
keefc pitched splendid game and was
masniiicently: supported. Attendance
1854. Score:
Philadclph ia.............1 0 0 o . o 30 O-5
Boston,. ..................-o . 0 o o %.
Hits, Z and 5. Errors, each. Pitch
ers, keefe and Clarkson. Earned runs,
3 andl. Umpire, Hurst.
WAsIuSGToy,fD. C., April l9.-Wash-
ington won its first game this afternoon.
The homo team punched their hits in
the seventh inning, and, aided by bases
on balls by. Hart, secured q winning
lead. Hart was replaced by Stein dur
ing the serenth,inning:S.s Scorer rs:
10 So 90
BROOKLYN. 0 0 0 . Q, 0 90
Earned runs, . and 6. Errors, 8
each. Hits, ! and IL. Pitchers, CAST
right, Hart and Stein. Umpire, Gal-
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