Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-05-21
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES.

At Chicago. both pitchers were batted
freely. Hutchison kept his hits well scat
tered, however while The Colts punched
theirs. The fielding on both sides was
ragged. s,ssF3
Louisville 0 o l l o o. o
Earned runs, Chicago g.; Louisville s.;
errors, Chicago 4; Louisville 4; hits, Chica-
90 10 and Louisville 10. Two base hits,
Weaver, Hutchison, Grim; three base hits,
Dahlen 2; stolen bases, Ryan; struck out
by Stratton 2; passed balls, Grim; base on
balls, off Hutchisou 4; of Stratton, /; wild
pitches, Stratton; time, 1:4O; umpire,
Emslie.
At Boston, the game was fit companion
for that Of Friday. Superb pitching and
remarkable fielding shut both sides out
nntil the eighth inning, the Bostons max
ing three marvellously quick double plays
at critical points. Weather, tne. At
tendance $500.
Boston ..............o o 0 o o
Brooklyn. 0 o 0 o.
Earned runs, Brooklyn 2. Boston 3; err
rors. Boston 2, Brooklyn 3; hits, Boston .,
Brooklyn 9; pitchers, Nichols and henne-
dy; first base on balls, Oy Nichols 3, by
Kennedy 5; struck out Nichols 3, Kenne-
dy >; home runs. Bennett; two base hits,
Carroll, Foutz (2), Corcoran, Kennedy and
Griffin; double plays, Nash Lond and
Tucker 2, Mccarthy and Tucker; time,
l: :45; umpire. Gaffney.
At New York, an enthusiastic crowd Of
1000 persons cheered the home team to
victory. The contest was very close, and
the New YOrks only won by very superior
fielding, helped out by Tiernan's home
run.
New York. q 90 0 e. 9
Washington. 0 o 0 0 0 l. l
Earned runs. New York l, Washington
/ errors, Washington 3; hits, New York
8. Washington 3; pitchers, Baldwin and
Maui; first on balls. Balwin 6: struck out,
Baldwin /, Maui 3; home runs, Tiernan
two-bass hits. Larkin; stolen bases, Con-
nor, Radford; double plays, Fuller, Ward
and Connor; time, 1870; umpire, Hurst
At Philadelphia, up TO the sixth inning,
the game was prettily contested. Nc
Mahon then eased up in his pitching and
the Phillies pounded out enough runs to
win. Attendance, 6,5l2
BsiiSoIsi Psilidslgaia. ~ 6-s 6-ls
Earned runs, Philadelphia Z, Baltimore
/; errors, Philadelphia Z, Baltimore s.;
hits, Philadelphia IL, Baltimore II; pitch
ers, Keefe, McMahon, Baker. First base
on balls, Keefe 4; of McMRhon, :; Baker,
8. Struck out by Keefe, s.; Mcmahon, /;
Baker, 8. Home run, Clements. Three
base hits, Reilly. Two base hits, Thomp-
son, Haltman, Reilly, Shindle, Reitz.
Stolen bases, Shindle. Treadwav, Clark.
Double plays, Clark and McGraw. Hit by
pitchers, by Keefe, ,; Baker, l. Wild
pitches. McMachon 2: Baker. Passed
balls, Clements. Time, 2:45. Umpire,
Snyder.
At Cleveland, Cleveland made it three
straight bv batting cut another victory
from the Reds; attendance, 3, 200. Score:
Cleveland. ..........2 0 0 0 4 O. 9
Earned runs, Clexeland 5; errors, Cleve-
land, 9; hits Cleveland, Is; Cincinnati, Il;
pitchers, Cuppy and Mullaae; two-base
hits, O'COuaor, ,; Burket, Mexican 2;
Tebeau, Latham; stolen bases, McAleer,
Cauvan; struck out, By Mullane, 2; Cuppy,
9; first base on balls, by Mullane, 4; Cuppy
:: double PLAYS, Mexican, Virtue; Tebeau,
Ewing aud Virtue; Smith, McPhee Co
mskey; wild pitches, Mullane; time, 2:l5;
umpire, McQuaid.
At St. Louis, the Browns were unable to
find Ehret His batting also assisted in
winning the game for Pittsburg. Attend
ance, 1900.
st. Louis 0 0 0 o 0 0 o O. 0
Pittsburg-...... 80 3 0 o 9 0 g 5
Earned runs, Pittsburg 3; errors. ST.
Louis /; hits, St. Louis ), PittsOurg S.;
pitchers, Hawley, Breitenstein and Ehret
two base hits, Mack, Ehret; home runs,
LYONS; stolen bases. Donovan. Dowd
Crooks: first base on sails, of Breitenstein
3, of Hawley 2. of Ehret /; struck out,
by Ehret ,; passed balls, Reitz; time, 80:
umpire, Lynch.