Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-21


TWO base hits, Reitz, Smith, Stencil;
three base hits, BrodIe, Smith, Bier
bauer; sacrifice hits, Hartman; stolen
bases, Keller; double plays, McGraw'
Reliz and Brouthers; FIRST base on balls
OF Meneiee ?, of Esper /, OF Hawke i;
first base on errors, Baltimore ?. Pits
burg /; struck out By Esper 4 oy Men
efee .; passed balls, Mack; tine, TWO
hours; umpire, Belts.
PILED Up A BIG SCORE.
BROOKLYN, August 2O.-The Brook
lyns had very easy time winning IRON
the ST. Louis Browns this afternoon.
Treadwav's batting average was l,OOO
per cent, be making home run, triple
sad two two-oasgers. Tom Burns put
the ball over the left field fence in the
sixth inning. COnnOr did most OF the
batting for his side. Score:
Brooklyn. ....5 1 3 8 Q 0 20
SLLouis.......0 1 o l U D l u
Earned runs, Brooklyn o, ST. Louis /;
hits, is and G; errors, 2 and 9; pitchers,
Kennedy and Clsrkso q; umpire, LTncn.
JoYCE's WONDERFUL HITTING.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August 20.-The
home team thumped the ball very lively
at times to-day ADD thereby retrieved
itself from the errors which would
otherwise have lost the game. Captain
Joyce, OF the Senators, did wonderful
work at the bat, making three home
runs and a base hit. Attendance 1900.
Score:
Washington l 0 4 0 O. 5
Louisville 20 = ? 0 0 0 o.
Earned runs. Washington 4, Louis
Mkllle A; -Gits, - and $; errors and );
Arhek, Maui and Knell; umpire Hurst.
ATTED AT TIE RIGHT TIME.
y NEIXoRK, August 2Q-The Giants
batted Griffith at the right time to-day
aud won easily. The feature was the
batting OF TfeSnan aud Fuller. At
tendance, $500. Score:
Chicago 100 0 o 2 Q 0 G-S
New YOrk..S ? o XII
Earned runs. New York 8; hits, 10
sad IS; errors, 2 and .; pis,uars, GrlI-
nth and RuSie; umpire, Mc(luade.
CLEVELAND BADLY BEATEN.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, August 90
PHILADELPHIA again beat AEleveland
badly to-day through heaN Knitting.
O'Connor Injured iuger ir fourth
inning and Zimmer took his p,Aee. At
tendance, 2,7OO. Score: va
CIeveland...... 0 o 0 0 0 OF AO-1
Earned runs, Philadelphia, "A OVeve-
land, l. Hits, 90 and Q. Errorl oanS
2. Pitchers, weighing, HarpA, and
Young. Umpire, Tim Keeie.
ANsoN'S FATHER SERIOUSLY ILL.
NEW York. August 90 - Captain An
son left New York TO-DAY for Marshall
town, Ia, whittier he was summoned by
a dispatch announcing the dangerous
Illness .ot|his father, the ex-mayor OF
that, place. Captain Arson did not
kD>JW how long DO would Do detained.
WON THE ALBERT CUP.
PORTSMOUTH, August 20.-The Satan
tia beat the Britannia to-day In the race
for the Albert Cup at the regatta OF the
Royal Albert Yacht Club. The course
was from Spithead round the Nab light
ship and west buoy off Ryde Middle,
twice round, total distance about IS
miles. Tue Albert Cup is valued 1T
$500, and last year was won by the Sa-
tanita, defeating the NavahOe, Britain
MIA and Calluna.
ELECTRIC LIGHT RACING.
New YORK, August 20,-Horse racing
and by electric light is to be inaugura-
ted In about two weeks by the New
Town Jockey Club at MaZpeth, L. l.,
with a thirty day meeting. Ten races
will be run daily, five In the afternoon,
beginning at 2:SO, aud i've at night, be-
ginning at eight o'clock. The track has
been fitted with $50 incandesceut lights
and % arc lamps. Max l.. Frank is
president of the concern and j. Is. Col
Inns treasurer. "SleVe" Stillwell, for
many years clerk Of the course AT
Brighton, is secretary. The rules OF
the Jockey club will govern the racing,
excepting that one, two, three books
will be allowed.