Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-05-17

Two OaSe hltS, LNODs, DIcEu >
sacrifice hits, Glasscock, Smith. kilieb;
stolen bases, Glasscoek; double plays,
Mack and Glasscock; Killen, Glasscock
and Becley; Lange and Schriver; first
base on balls, of Killen 4, of McGill S;
hit, Stencil; struck out by Killen 4,
McGill 3; time, 1:4O; umpire, Emslie.
BArrEp OUT VICTORY.
CINcINNArI, O., May l6. louisville
found Dwyer's delivery for FIVE bits, ard
in the eighth inning batted out victo-
~. Attendance, 1000. Score:
LoUisT.ne'..........-0 Lt%isTnIs. - -. / 0 60
Earned runs, 2 and 2; errors, and
.; hits. and 10; pitchers. Dwyer and
Hemming; umpire, McQuaide.
THE GIANTS BADLY BEATEN.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, May l6.-The
Giants were beaten to-day the third
consecutive time by the PhIladelphia
nine. The Phillies took Meekin's balls
ln great shape, and piled up a lead
which they kept without any trouble.
Attendance, 5000 Score:
PhiladelphiA...........4 Q l-lu
H. ass
Errors, and 3; hits, Is and :; pitch.
srs, Haddock and Meekin; earned runs,
: and l; umpire, Lynch.
BUT FOR THEIR GOOD BATTING.
CLEVELAND, o., May l6.-But Tor
their good work at the bat the Cleve-
lands would have been defeated to-day.
The browns were given all their runs
on errors. Attendance, 1900. Score:
Cleveland .............-0 2 3 l %
St Louis.............-0 0 D 0 2-5
Earned runs. Cleveland 3; errors,
Cleveland z; hits, 9 and 5; pitchers,
Clarkson, Gleason and Hawley; umpire,
Swartwood.
AFTER MANY INNISGs.
BROOKLYN, \. V, May 16-A high
throw, two singles and low fly gave
Brooklyn the winning run In the
eleventh Inning. Attendance, 1900.
Score:
Warrington i o o o l 90 0 0 o o.
Brooklyn....l 0 0 o 0 o Ia
Earned runs, Brooklyn /; errors,
and l.; hits, Z and II; pitchers, Mercer
and Kennedy; umpire, Hurst.
BY A GOOD STREAK OF BATTING.
BosroN, MASS, May l6.-Boston won
by a good streak OF batting In the sixth
inning. Attendance 1906. Score:
Boston ..............0 0 0 2-lO
BAltimore-......... q
Earned runs. : and 8; errors, 4 and
:; hits, 12 and IA; pitchers, Lovett,
Mullane and Brown; home runs, Kelly,
Brouthers, Camel and Tucker, umpire,
0'Rourke.
Great Racing mt Austin.
AUSTIN, TEXAS, May 16.-The second
day OF the great international regatta
was grand. Fully three thousand peo-
pie witnessed the races. The principal
event Of the day wac the professional al
quarter mile dash straight away for
SlOO purse. Entries: Jake Gaudaur,
L. Durnan, Ed. Rogers, j. j. Rice,
Harry Parker. II. Peterson, John
Teemer, George Hosmer aud Fred
PlaisIed. The race was q terrific one,
the men beading on their oars with
that force that made the boats fairly
lean out Of the water. Gaudaur gained
the lead at the start and held IL down
to the finish, though Peterson pushed
him very hard a. the finish, coming Ia
a close second, others scattered. Time,
l:l41{.
The senior iour-oared / & miles race
With turn between the Modoc Rowing
Club, OF st. Louis, and the Louisiana
Boat Club, OF New Orleans, was q hotly
contested one, the Modocs winning oy
two boat lengths. Iiue, 1912.
In the three mile double scull race
open TO professionals only, Gaudaur and
Durnan were clsssed against Teemer
and Hosmer The purse was $500, sad
the men worked for il. Their leads
changed several times during the ran,
but Gaudaur and Durnan finally came
over the line into safety ten feet in the