Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-14

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Pittsburg IA 8 0 0 y -io
New York. ...2 0 , 0 u
Earned runs, 2 each; three-bass hits,
Beckley and Daxis; sacrifice hits, Beir-
bauer, Mack, Ehret aud Wilson; stolen
bases, Smith, Donovan and Burke;
double plays, Smith, Bieroauer ana
Mack: first on balls, of Ehret, 2; on
Westervelt, 4; struck out by Ehret, 2;
by Wesserbelt, 2; passed balls. Fasrell;
time, two hours; umpire, Emsle.
HAMMERED CINCINNATI'S PITCHERS.
CINCINNATI, July 13.-Boston ham
mered both Of Cincinnati's pitchers
without ceasing and won with the
greatest ease. Attendance 1000. Score:
Cincinnati. % o o 0 % 9 l -
Boston. .....4 l 0 81
Earned runs. and Il; errors and
.; hits, l3 and 80; pitchers. Tsnnehill
and Stsley; umpire, Gafiney.
WON By HARD HITTING.
CLEVELAND, O., July 13.-Cleveland
won easily by their hard hitting aud
the errors of the Philadelphias. At
tendance 1000. Score:
Cleveland 81 o 5 4 l I'D
Philadelphia , o o 0 0 o l p
Earned runs, 9 and 5; errors, and 3;
hits, Is and 10; pitchers, Young and
Callahan; umpires, Lynch and Stage.
ONLY EIGHT HITS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. July l3.-Only eighI
hits could the Orioles make of Breiten-
STEMS pitching to-day. while the Browns
batted Hawke and Mcmahon effective
ly, and won closely contested game.
Attendance, 5000. Score: -.
Ct Louls 3 o ) 0 I'll
Baltimore 80 8 0 0 o 0 3 0-lC
Earned runs, and 2; errors, 6 and S;
hits, 12 aud s; pitchers, Breitensteln'
Hawke and McMahon; umpires, Hart
ley, Quinn and Bonner.
Yesterdays RACING.
New YORK, July 13.-The people
who went 10 Brighton Beach to-day not
only had to put up with intense heat
and bad starting, but they had to ac-
cept the decision OF the judges that
War Bonnet was second In the opening
race when he finished fourth. lndra
aud Avon got away first and raced head
and head all the way TO the finish, lndra
getting the better OF IL In the last ie"
Jumps by neck, while HALF Mine was
but head behind in the third place.
War Bonnet was fully length and
half behind the three, In third
place, but was placed second
amid the Kisses Of the crowd who saw
the finish. The other excitement wa'
! In the fifth race. when Don Alonzo, who
was entered TO be sold for $4,000 wa
bid up to $4,000 by A. Phferilng
at which the people cheerec
loudly. He was entered at
rIdiculously low price, and wor
easily frnm Tom Skidmore am
Addie, the only other starters. FITS
race, six furlongs, Indra, los (Doggettl
3 to l. won by neck; War Bonnet
| (Hamilton) S TO 2, second; Avon, lO'
(Sinmsl s to /, third; time, 1854
| (Avon finished second by head over
Half Mine, War Bonnet two lengths
away, but the judges placed War
Bonnet second instead OF fourth. Sec
ond, l lie miles, Sir knight 1l5 dog
gett), 3 to l, won by two lengths; Laz'
zarone 122 (Martin), l to 2. second by
ten lengths; Dauntless % (McCIan), l0C
to l, third. Time 1:4s. Third race,
FIVE furlongs, South Side l07
(Doggett), Is to 5, won by
nose; Tancred l03 (Hamilton), ,
to /, second by length; Pont Lear,
ss (Heider) to /, third. Time, l:038.
Fourth race, mile and a furloug-Ban-
quet, 122 Sims l TO 20, won by q
length and a half: Lizzie, 30 (Sheedy)
Is to l, second. Time, 1864. Fifth
race, mile and a sixteenth, selling-Don
Alonzo, ll5 (Simms) TO 4,
won by length; Tom Skid
more l02 (McDermott). Al to /, second
by length and half; Addie 90 IT.
Sloane, Is 10 l, third; time, 1:5l4.
Sixth race, mile, selling, Mr.. Sass lO7
(Simms), 21f to 1, won by half a length;
Life Boat lO2 (Bergen). l6 10 5, second
by half a length; Chief Justice los dog
gettl, Z 10 l, tIrd; time l:44.
SAGINAW, MICH, July l3.-Five thou
saud people attended the fifth day OF
the Grand Circuit at Union Park track
to-day. Summary: 2:2l class for 4-yesr-
olds, purse $500, RoseIesf won; time
2:I7l+. 2:lS psciHg, purse $1,000, Ed.
Easton won; time 2:14 Two-year-old,
pacing, purse $500, Directly won; time
2:3OJS.
Entries for tomorrow are: First
mile, selling, Roller I09. Jodsn l07,
Lansing l04, Harry Alonzo 103, Mar
guerite lO2, Tiny Tim 10l. Vsndyke %,
Mary S. 96, Rama s.. Second = mile,
Sarcasm lO7, Pocohontas 1O7, Pells l07,
Edith 1O7, Golden Valley l07, Sadie w.
lot, Gertie 1O7. Light Foot l07, Flor
ence lot. Mic Mac Queen l07, Stone
nellie l07, Blue Mass l07, Soprano
lO7, Jersey Belle 1O7, Euielda l07.
Third, Is handicap, The Buffer 116,
Harry Reed 112. Cockade 106, King
Gold 95, Jessie Taral %, Golden Gate
90. Sir James 90, Emma 90, Mohawk 90.
Fourth, / l-l6 Owners handicap. Com
manche Il5, Ducat ll5. Sir Walter lis,
Joe Ripley l03. Sandowne 55, Gold DOL
lar s5, Lizzie McDuff 72,
Commotlon 81. DR.. HssbrOuek ia.
Fifth. mile selling, Hoey Ill, Chant
lO9, Tom Touch, 104, Captain I lO2.
Arab l0l, DR.. johnson 10l, Con-
ners 100. Pantata 90, Sixth, handi-
cap steeple chase, short course,
St. John l6s, Fcarts l52, Woodford
l4s. Flip Flap 147. Glenall l45, Shell
Bark l4O, The Duffer 140. ST. Luke
14O. Japonico 140. Sam Weller 1873,
Ingot 13s, Miles Standisn 135. Summer
Breeze I35, Crown Prince 135, Lallsh
135, 81. Anthony 135, "a Sofia l35,
Bucephalus l35. Dashing Charley.