Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-06-03
LOCAL Rase EaIl.

West Virginia championship.
Local Base Bali
Employees OF the Wheeling steel works
are having interesting games Of base
ball these days. The Stars, Of No. 2
turn, and the Emeralds, Of turn No. l,
will contest tomorrow afternoon, be-
ginning at o'clock, on the Riverside
grounds.
The T. Mclaughlin defeated the
Boston Stars, OF Martins Ferry, yester-
DAY, by q score of 81 to 10, The Il.
Mclaughlin wishes 10 challege any
club under the age of fifteen years.
Answer through this paper.
Young's Pearls defeated the Goose
town Sports by a score OF Is to s, yes
terday afternoon. This club claims the
distinction of never having been de-
feated.
The Hague Experts defeated the
Young Headache Pearls, Saturday
morning by a score Of 70 to 21. Bat
teries, for the Experts, West and Wal
ton; for the Pearls, Jones aud Jackson.
The Hague Experts ceallenge any CLUB
The Elm Grove, Jrs, defeated the
North End Stars yesterday by a score
OF s to5. The batteries for the Elm
Groves were Hugus, Humphrey and
Hamilton; for the North Fad, Kelly
and Fuget. The feature OF the game
was Davis home run. The Elm Groves
will play the Rolston Stars Saturday at
Martins Ferry.
The Second Turn OF the Wheeling
Steel Works challenge the First Turn
for game Of base bail at . o'clock
Monday afternoon on Riverside grounds.
The CaldwelPs Run Toll Gate Stars
defeated the Round House Stars yester-
day by a score of to 6 after a game of
ten innings. Battary for the Caldwelps
Toll Gate Stars, Fette and Serge; for
the Round House Stars, McCready and
Bieswinger The winners would like TO
hear from any nine under 10 years OF
age.
The South Side Base Ball Club chal-
lenge the White Fronts for game
Saturday afternoon; if accepted answer
through the REGISTER.
The Island Juniors Base Ball Club
challenge any club in the city II under
IA years Of age. II accepted answer
through the REGISTER.
The Irish Row Sports went to Nc
Mechen yesterday afternoon for game
Of ball and were beaten by ths club OF
that place. Five innings were played,
aud the score was TO 5.
Yesterday afternoon there was a good
game of ball on the B. & O. grounds
on the South Side. The contestants
were the Outlaws and the Bellaire
team. The score was IA to 10 in favor
OF the Bsllaire boys.
The Bader & MaurerS deny that they
stole a ball and mask from the White
Oaks. They claim that they were en-
titled to the same by the decision Of
the umpire.
This afternoon, on the Riverside
grounds, one OF the most interesting
ball games played in the city this year
il promised. The GenoaS will contest
with the Mozarts. Both are good teams
and have been in practice. 1t was stated
that a stake of $40 side would be play
ed for, but the boys wish il stated that
this will not be done. The manager of
the Genoas is Ernest L. Frame, and he
will have the following players on the
diamond this afternoon: d. Miller,
catcher; W, Brodie, pitcher; B. Buck
ley, short stop; f. Davis, first base; 5.
Humphrey, second base; D. West, third
base; w. Buckley, left field; j. Donovan,
center field, and G. Murray, right field.
The c. W. Seabrights defeated the
Evening Stars by score OF to 3.
Whites Bakery club defeated the
Sixth Ward Stars yesterday afternoon
on the B. & o. grounds, the score being
Is to II.
This afternoon the obermans will
play the G. Mendels on the Reymann
grounds.
Yesterday afternoon there was an ex'
citing game of ball on the B. & O.
LIQUIDS between the John Storchs and
e Frank Waltners. The score was q
% In favor Of the Storchs.
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