Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-31
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL CANES.

At New York, probably the largest
crowd sthat has ever attended League
ball game in that city, with the exception
of the famous New York-Detroit game on
the old Polo grounds, saw the Cincinnatls
defeat the New Yorks in the afternoon. IL
is estimated that fully %, 600 persons were
on the ground. 1t was pitchers battle.
New York 2, Cincinnatis 3; earned, each;
hits, and 2; pitchers, Rusie and Cham
berlain and Mullane; umpire. Emslie.
At Washington, the morning game pe-
tween the Washington and St. Louis CLUBS
was exciting 10 the end Of the tenth inning.
The home team took command in the hrst
innings. Wise's hit and FarrelPs home run
drive won the game. Attendance, 5.oOO.
Washington, 10; ST. Louis, z; earned runs,
SAND 3: errors. and .; hits, IL and 9;
pitchers, Duryea, Maui and Gleason; UNI
pire, McQuaid.
AT Philadelphia, the Phillies pulled
away another close game fIom the Spiders
in the morning. Carsey was nearly irwin
chile. Philadelphia, 2; Cleveland, l. err
rors, 4 and 3; hits, 6 and 2; pitchers, Car
sey and Clarkson; umpire, Gatfney;
earned runs, | each.
AT Pittsburg, FIVE hits, all singles, IN the
third inning, enabled Pittsburg to score
four runs and put the morning game on
burg 9, Baltimore l.; earned, 6 and /; er-
rors, l and 8; hits, ~ and D. Pitchers, Ter
rv and McMahon. Umpire, Lynch.
At Boston, Boston batted hard in the
morning game, and used up two pitchers
of the Cnicagos Attendance, 4 900. Bos-
ton l6. Chicago 4; errors, and Z; hits, 10
and 6 earned, and l. Pitchers, Nichols,
McGinnis and McGiA Umpire, Hurst.
At New York, an IL inning game was
plaved in the morning. New York 5. Gin
cinnati 6; earned, New York 4, Cincinnati
/; Errors, and 2; hits, Il and 10; pitch
ers, Crane and Dwyer; umpire, Emslle.
At Brooklyn, the Bridegrooms shut the
Louisvilles out in the morning game. Ken
uedy was almost invincible. Brooklyn 3,
Louisville 0; earned, Brooklyn l; errors.
l and g.; pitchers, Kennedvand Rhines;
umpire, Snyder.
At Pittsuurg, in the afternoon game, the
Pittsburgers scored enough runs IN the
first inning to win the game. McNaoo was
knocked out in one inning. Baltimore were
outplaved at everv point, Attendance TO-
800 Pittsburg 10, Baltimore 3. Earned.
! and .: errors, and 3: Hits. 10 and s;
pitchers, Killen, McNabb aud Baker; UNI
pire Lynch.
At philadelphia, after hearty dinner,
the Philadelphias had no trouble 10 hit
Davies. Attendance, 10000. Philadelphia
70, Cleveland 8. Earned, Z and l; errors,
Cleveland 5; hits, IA and s; pitchers, Shar-
rott, Weyhing and Davies; umpire, Gan-
ney.
AT Washington, Washington took the af-
ternooa game from St. Louis by better all
round playing Washington 9, St Louis 9;
earned, aud s.; errors, each; hits, 10 and
II. pitchers, Maui and BreiteDstein; UNI
pire, McQuaid.
BIT Boston, the afternoon game was
fighting contest from start 10 finish. At
tendance 11,l73. Boston 5, Chicago /;
earned, and l ; errors, , and 5; ats, 8 and
I: pitchers, Stivetts and HutcEison; um-
pire, Hurst
At Brooklyn, the Brooklyns were sue
cessful in the second game also. The 1900
spectators saw q very exciting contest in
the afternoon. Brooklyn 9, Louisville 2.
Earned, 5 and L; errors, l eacn; hits, IL
and 6; pitchers, Kennedt and Stratton;
umpire, Snyder.