Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-04
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES.

At Boston, Boston and Cleveland renew
ed their old fight Of last fall and both teams
went TO pieces. The fielding Of both in
fields was very ragged, Long being decid-
edly of Attendance 5,2G6 Boston 3,
Cleveland 6. Pitchers, Nichols and
Young; errors, z and g.; hits, 10 and s.;
earned runs, Boston 8; first base on balls,
Nichols 6, Young 3; struck out, by Yonng
l.; home runs, Bennett; twO-ease hits,
Duffy; stolen bases, MCCARTHY; double
plavs. Mexican, Childs and Virtue; wild
pitches, Nichols; passed balls, Bennett;
time, hours and 8 minutes; umpire,
Hurst.
AT Washington, Pittsburg outplayed
Washington at all points and won rather
easily Weather clear; attendance 3 300
Washington ;, Pittsburg 9: pitchers, Esper
and Killen: errors, Washington B; hits, 9
and IL; earned runs, 3 each; bases on balls,
by Esper /, by killen 4; struck out by
Esper 3, by Killen 3; three base hits, Far
rell; two base hits, Lyons, Larkin; stolen
bases, Donovan, Becky, O'ROurke; double
plays, Lyons, Bierbauer and Becky; UNI
pire, McQuaid; time, l:5O.
At New York, Baldwin's great pitching
was too much for the st. Louis Browns,
and the New Yorks shut them out easily.
The weather was warm and 5000 persons
turned out. New York T. St. Louis 0; {;
errOrs, 2 and 4; hits, 8 and 2; earned runs,
New York {; first on balls, of Baldwin ,,
eff Breitsnstein 3; stolen bases, by Bald
win 2, by Breitenstein l; 2-bass hits, Buke;
stolen bases, Ward 2, COnnor. Doyle;
double-plays, Fuller and Copnor; wild
pitches, Breitenstein; passed balls, Gun
son. Pitchers, Baldwin and Breitenstein.
Umpire, Snyder. Time, l :46.
At Baltimore, the Louisville club made
its first appearance before Baltimore au-
dience and made good impression, sven
though defeated. The weather was very
threatening, but despite this fact S,5SS per
sons saw the home team win. Baltimore 9,
Louisville l; pitchers, McNa6b and Hem
ming; errors, . each hits. sand Z; earned,
Baltimore 3, Louisville l; first on balls,
of McNabb l, of Hemming 8; struck out,
by McNabb 3, By Hemming 4; three base
hits, Threadway; two base hits, Sindle 2,
Hemming; double plays, Shindle, Reitz and
Clark; Jennings, PETER and Brown 2; UNI
pire, Lynch; time, 1:05.
At Philadelphia, Philadelphia defeated
Cincinnati by heavy batting in the first
inning Weather clear and warm. At
tendance 5,769. Philadelphia IL; Cincin-
natl 5; pitchers, Carsey and Chamberlain;
errors, I and 8; hits, Is aRd -; earned runs,
Philadelphia 10; Cincinnati 5; first on
bases of Carsey, 2; Chamberlain, 3; struck
by Carsey 2; Chamberlain l.; three base
hits, Allen Thompson, two base hits Boyle,
Chamberlain, Murphy, Comiskey; stolen
bases, Hamilton. Boyle; double plays,
Hamilton, Hsllman and Cross; McPhee
and Lmith; wild pitches, Csrsey, Cham
berlsin; umpire, Gaffney; time, 40.
At Brooklyn, the Brooklyns took the
lead az the first by banging out the balls
which Hutchinson sent in, but after Foutz
had made pretty home run in the second,
Hutchinson settled down to work and the
BroOklyns lost. Attendance, $500. Brook
lyn, 5; Chicago, :. Pitchers, Stein, Daily
and Hutchinson. Errors, and l; earned
runs, Brook klyn 4; lst on balls, OF Stein 4,
Hutchinson 8; home runs, Foutz; base
hits, Daley, Kinslow, Ryan; stolen bases,
Daily, DUNCAN. LsDge, PARROT. Umpire,
Emslie. Time, 2 hours.