Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-24

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Earned runs, Chicago 5, Pittsburg II;
two base hits, Smith, Arson; three base
hits, Irwin; stolen bases, Arson, STEM
eel, Dahlen, PARROT; double plays,
Bierbauer TO Beckley; struck out by
Killen z; base on balls, off KiIlen 4, of
Strattou .; bit with ball, Beckley; time,
2:l5; umpire, Lynch.
HOW THE REDS WON.
LOUISVILLE. KY, July 23.-The
Reds hit Menefee so hard in the first
three innings that knell was substi-
Juted. The Reds got but two hits of
Knel. The Colonies played a good up
hill game, but the Reds lead was too
large to overcome. Attendance, 500.
Score:
Cincinnati 81 . 0 0 o 0 x-9
Louisville ....I 0 0 3 0 0 l.
Earned runs, aud z; errors, and /;
hits, 16 and 70; pitchers, Menefee,
Kneel and Chamberlain; umpire, CAT
ney.
THREE HITS IN THE THIRD.
BosToN. MASS, July 23.-Three hits
in the third with two bases on balls and
miserable plays by Fuller aud Wilson
gave Boston seven runs and the game.
Score:
Boston. I'D 0 7 0 0 l 0 -
Earned runs, 1 and 5; errors. New
York 3; hits, and 10; pitchers, Staley,
Wilson and German. Attendance 1888;
umpire, McQuad,
BROOKLYN, n. y, July 23.-BrOok-
lyn and Philadelphia played two games
this afternoon in the presence of 5000
people. They broke even. Score:
Brooklyn .....1 0 2 0 2 -
Philadelphia 3 0 0 0 0 0 o. 3
Earned runs, and 2; errors, . and
10; hits, 0 and II. Pitchers, Stein aud
Taylor.
Second game. Score:
Broolllyn....O 0 0 U U 0 . 3
Philadelphia. = 0 U l 0 l O-2
Earned runs, and :; errors, Z each;
hits, II and II. Pitchers, Daub and
Weighing. Umpire, Emslie.
MARIETTA DEFEATS GAINESVILLE.
Spectal 10 ne Rsol,te,.
MARIETTA, O., July 23.-Marletta
beat GAINESVILLE in a fairly played ball
game TO-DAY. Score, Marietta 10,
GAINESVILLE IL.
WASHINGTON, Z. c., July 23.-The
Washington Baltimore base bali game
was postponed by rain.
CLEVELAND, O., july 22,-No game,
rain.
Local Base Ball
The Window Smashers defeated the
Hub Jr.'s yesterday by score Of 20
10 a.
The Harry Kings would like to hear
from the P. J. Gayin's White Front for
game Of base ball Thursday at the
Terminal grobnds. II accepted answer
through the REGISTER.
The Regulars OF East Wheeling, Of
fer challenge TO any team Of the city
or locality under eighteen years OF age
for a game next Sunday afternoon on
the Tunnel Green.
Arrangements are being made that
when all the crack players OF Wheeling
get home from their engagements they
will form ball club which will con-
test with the Wheelings.
The Hub base ball club would like to
hear from the Exleys club for game
OF base ball Sunday on the Tunnel
Green. II accepted answer through
this paper, or call on the manager, II.
c. Heddrick, at the Hub.
The Wheeling basa ball club will play
the Martins Ferry team Wednesday
afternoon on the grounds OF Martins
Ferry. 1t is thought that the game will
be first class one. Padden will play
with the Martins Ferry club.
The Wheeling base ball team, under
the management Of William W. Irwin,
Of the South Side. solicits correspond
ence from other first class clubs OF the
country. There is no doubt that there
will be good games 10 the city right
along, .or among the clubs which are
making arrangements TO come here are:
the Cincinnati league team, the Marietta
aud the Homestead, Pa, clubs. All cor
respondence should be addressed 10 the
manager Of the team.
Last night there was big event at
| Menge q Howley's hall, on the South
/ Side. Among the many who we're glad
( OF the victory Of the Wheeling ball team
/ over the Shamrocks Saturday, was
/ n 10 South NJ
! business man. Last night be gave a
/ grand treat 10 the members Of the club,
/ and 70 many Of their friends There
were about twenty guests there. Good
! music was furnished and speech making
abouuded. The supper set before the
ball players and lovers Of tbe spot
! there. was immense 1t would be hard
/ TO imagine more jolly crowd 0! sports
| than was assembled there.
The asmosohere Of Love