Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-16
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York 4; first base by errors, Pittsourg
1, New York 9, left on bases, Pittsourg
8, New York 8; first base on balls, of
Gumbert 4, of Meekin .; struck out, by
Gumbert 4, by Meekin 2; home run,
Meekin; three base hits. Dayls, Tlernan,
Meekin; two base hits, Doyle; stolen
bases, Stencil, Van Haltren; double
plays, GIasscock, Bierbauer and Beck
ley; passed balls, Farrell; time 1855;
umpire, Emsiie.
PARODY on GOOD BALL.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, June l5.-The
game between the Phillies and the Gin
einnati team to-day opened sharply aud
ended parody on good ball. Phila-
delphia won by hard hitting. Attend
ance 4,450. Score:
Philadelphia L 0 o o 8 o 5 S 4-al
Cincinnati. .. % l l 0 0 0 a
Hits, % and 10: errors, and 5;
earned runs, 13 and 4; pitchers, Calla-
han and Chambelaid; Umpire, Lynch.
BoSroN, June 15.-Hard hitting on
both sides characterized to-day's game
but the Bostons bunched theirs oppor-
tunely, playing q pretty fielding game,
while the visitors were erratic. Score:
Boston. ..,,..4 0 0 3 0 0 '-l5
Louisville. ..S 0 l 0 2 O-l0
Earned runs, and 6; errors, 3 and 4;
hits, 81 and IA; pitchers and Hemming;
umpire, Hurst
THEY FAILED TO CONNECT.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 1l.-An-
sons Colts failed TO connect with the
ball to-day at times when hit would
have brought in runs. Attendance,
3, 800. Scoye:
Washington. 2 l 0 l 2 0 0 o. 6
Chicago .....0 o . 0 l l l.
Earned runs, and 2; errors, 3 and a;
hits, 12 and S; Maui, Abbey and Grif-
fths; umpire, McQuad.
COULDN'T USE THE STICK.
BALTIMORE, ND, June 15.-The ST.
Louis team put up y very good fielding
game, but could do nothing with the
stick. Attendance 700. Score:
Baltimore 20 ) 0 4 3 Az
ST. Louis. 0 0 2 0 0 o. 3
Earned runs. Is and .; errors, each;
hits, 23 and Z; pitchers, Hawke and
Clarkson; umpire, Stage.
RAINED HOME RUNS AND THREE'BAG-
GERS.
BRooNLYN, n. Y, June 15.-Lyston,
the wonder whom Tebeau secured from
the Easton club, started in TO pitch for
the Spiders, but was yanked out In the
early part Of the fourth inning. Clark
son then went in to pitch, and for q
time it actually rained nome runs and
three paggers. Attendance, $40"
Score:
Brooklyn. IL O l l 0 l 0 = Q
Cleveland. ? ? 0 l o o. 5
Earned runs. Brooklyn 5, Cleveland 3;
errors, Brooklyn 3, Cleveland l; pitch
ers, Stein, Lyston and ClarKson; hits, 9
and S; umpire, Hartley.
GAINESVILLE BEATS CANTON.
Special TO ths Rs0is,sr.
GAINESVILLE, o., June 15.-The
home team defeated the Eclipse team, OF
Canton, to-day In we'll played game.
Score, Barnesvile II, Canton :; bat
teries, Barnesville, Collins and Prince;
Eclipse, Hyman and Kohl. They play
again tomorrow.
BOAT RACE POSTPONED.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, June l5.-The
Pennsylvanla-Cor boat race has
been postponed on account OF rough
water.
Local Ease Ball.
The Charles K. GeOtzes defeated the
e. Bookings yesterday by a score OF l.
to 3. They would like TO hear from
any nine under is. Please address l..
Carle, through this paper.
Tomorrow morning there will be a
game of ball on the b. 81 o. grounds
between the Kurner & Chews and the
Harvest Stars.
The Irwin ball team, OF the South
Side, will 90 to MoundsvIle this after
noon, and a game will be played with
the club OF that place. The battery
for the Irwins will be johnson aud
Stevens.
The Bowery Orphans defeated the
Dog Catchers on the Tunnel Green,
yesterday afternoon, by score OF TO
/. Batteries, Craft and Harding, Vance