Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-09

9; home runs, Donovan, Stencil; Two
! base hits, Stencil. Hartman, 0. Teoeau;
three-base hits, Ehret, thinner; stolen
bases, Beckley, Stencil. Bieroauer, Me-
| Kean: double plays, Glssscock, Bier
bauer and Hockey; first base on balls,
off Ehret .; Off Petty s.; hit by pitched
| ball. Beckley; struck out, by Eeret l.
by Petty /; passed balls. Sugden l. sac
rifice bits, Smith, G.. Tebeau, Blake;
time, 1859; umpire. Hosgland.
thinner declared out for O'Conner's IN
reference.
! AFTER A LONG AND TEDIOUS CONTEST.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August S.-The
Senators won to-day's game from the
| Giants after a long and tedious con-
I test, in which both sides did some very
poor work 10 the field. Three Of New
Yorks pitchers filed the box at differ
ent times. Meekin pitched during the
| first four innings, but was somewhat
wild and ineffective. He gave way in
the fifth 10 German, who lasted one
| inning, six hits and as many runs being
made of him. Westervelt finished the
remaining innings and was more effec-
| tive. Attendance, 1900. Score:
Washington. i 0 0 2 0 6-12
New York. % o l O--lO
Errors, Washington s, New York
none; hits, Washington Is, New York ,;
Earned runs, Washington 6, New York
4; batteries, Washington, Sullivan and
McGuire: New York. Meekin, German,
Westervet and Wilson; umpire, Keefe.
A GREAT GAME AT BOSTON.
BosroN, August s.-For downright
enthusiasm the game between Phlla-
del phia and Boston was by long odds
the best seen here this season. The
game was full OF uncertainties and the
spectators were kept on the anxious
seat from start to finish. The visitors
batted like champions, knocking Stiv-
etts out of the box in the first inning.
Score:
Boston. % D 0 0 0 0 l 0-l0
Philadelphia / 4 o 6 3-lS
Errors, Boston 3. Philadelphia 4; hits,
Boston 10, Philadelphia %: earned runs.
Philadelphia Is, Boston 4; home runs,
Boyle, Thompson; batteries, Boston,
Stivetts. Staley and Camel; PhiIadei-
phia, Harper and Buckley; umpire,
Gaffney; attendance, 2,7oo.
DIDN'T HAVE A "LIvE" BALL.
CHICAGO, August S.-Such a game as
the Colts played to-day would have dis
graced any amateur team. After open
ing with lead of five tallies, they went
all to pieces, and on their fearful fumb-
ling, wild throwing and muffs, allowed
the Reds to pile up run after run, gen.
orally after two outs. 'Latham'S home
run was the only one earned by the visi-
tors. Attendance 2,400. Score:
Cincinnati. 0O0l 3 FL
Chicago ............0 0 0 3 x-l4
Errors, Chicago, IL; Cincinnati, 6.
Hits, Chicago, 10; Cincinnati, IL Earned
runs, Chicago, 6; Cincinnati, l. Home
run, Latham. Batteries, McGiil and
Stratton and Kittredge and Shrlver,
Dryer and Murphy. Umpire, Nc
Quaide.
LOST TWO TO THE ORIOLES.
BROOKLYN, n. Y, August S.-The
Brooklyns lost two games to the Baltl-
mores to-day. The home players moved
about as if they did not care whether
they won or not. Kennedy pitched
grandly in the first game, but his sup
port was so apathetic that he never had
a chance to have another victory
chalksd up to his credit. In the second
game an amateur by the name
of Summerville essayed to pitch
for the home team. After giving
five bases on balls aud two safe hits be-
ing made off him with only one out. he
Attendance, $500. Score, first game:
Brooklyn. % 0 o 0 . 0 o o g
Baltimore. 10 o o 0 0 L
Errors, Baltimore none, Brooklyn 4;
hits, Baltimore 4. Brooklyn 4; earned
runs, Baltimore /; batteries, Baltimore,
Gleason and Robinson; Brooklyn, Ken
nedy and Daley; umpires, Emsile and
Lynch.
Score, second game:
Brooklyn. ~ 0 , 0 0 l 0 2-l3
Baltimore. o 0 o = 0 0 ? 3 o. 5
Errors. Baltimore /; Brooklyn /.
Hits, Baltimore y; Brokolyn 10.
Earned runs, Baltimore 6: Brooklyn 2.
Observation-Disclosures. Esper and Rob-
inson; Brooklyn, Summerville, Daub
and Klnslow. Home run, McGraw.
EMPIRES, Lynch and Emslie.
MARTINS FERRY WINS.
Special TO ne Rs0iSter.
GAINESVILLE, O., August s.-The
Martins Ferry team defeated the
GAINESVILLE club In easy style to-day
Score: GAINESVILLE ., Martins Ferry 9.
Errors. aud l; hits, and 9; batteries:
GAINESVILLE, +. Carr and Prince, Mar
tins Ferry, Keene and Miller.
MITCHELL COMING TO AMERICA.
LONDON, August s.-Charles Mitchell,
the pugilist, has announced his inten-
ton Of returning to the United States
in October.
THE YACHT RACE OFF.
CowEs, August s.-Oaly the Vigilant
appeared on the line this morning In the
race for the Royal Yacht Squadron
prize OF 600 FOR all yachts exceeding
4l-rating belonging to any recognized
yacht club rs three competitors were
necessary for the race 20 be sailed, the
event was declared off.
The Britannia was absent owing 10
the fact that she has been docked as
result OF the damage which she sus-
tanned by scraping the shore 10 the luff-
ing match to pocket the Vigilant of
Ventor on Monday last. ana IS a. ID.
Clarke, owner OF the Samantha, had
been blackballed By the Royal Yacht
Sonadron. he refused TO sail his yacht.