Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-12


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Philadelphia. 30 0 o OF
Pittsburg 90 0 0 o o.
Earned runs, Philadelphia S. Pitts
burg 3; two base hits. Cross, Dslehanty;
three base hits, Beckley; stolen bases,
bases, Delehahty, Hamilton, Allen;
double plays, Beckley and GlAsscock;
FIRST on balls. of Killen ;, OF Weyhlng
3: hit, Hamilton; struck out, by WeY-
hing ., by Killen 1; wild pitch, killsn;
sacrifice hit, Weyhing; time, 1855; um-
pire, Lynch.
STRUCK A BATTING STREAK.
BROOKLYN. n. Y, June 1.-THE
home team had q long lead up TO the
ninth inning when the Clncinnatis
struch q batting streak and came within
one OF tieing the score. Score:
Brooklyn.4 8 o 4 l s-l9
Cincinnati 81 U 90 0 S-1
Earned runs, and :; errors, 9 each;
hits Is and IA; pitchers, Stein and
DwYer; attsRdGnce, l,3ls; umpire,
Swartwood.
BAD ERRORS TO BLAME.
BALTIMORE, ND, June 1l.-Bad or
rors lost the game for the Baltimores
to day, especially one by MeGrAw In
the fourth Inning, which let 10 two runs
and was accountable for another. At
tendance 5000. Score:
Baltimore 20 4 o 2 o o OIL
Cleveland. 20 0 o 2
Earned runs, aud 3; errors, 5 snd'i,
hits, II and 12; pitchers, Brown, Null
land and Young; umpire, McQuade.
WON IN THE ELEVENTH.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June lin
the eleventh inning a two-bagRer by
Connor and hit by Ely won the game
for St. Louis. Attendance, 1900. Score;
Washington. .....O OO00l 0O010-2
St. LOUIS. o 90 o 900 / L
Earned runs, none; errors, Washing
ton 3; hits, aud 4; pitchers, Maui ard
Clarkson; umpire, Hurst.
RUsIE WAS IN GOOD FORM.
New YORK, June I1.-Ruse was In
good form to-day and New YORK de-
feated Louisville with ease. Attend
ance 1000. Score:
Louisville. % 0 0 2 0 0 o-3
- 1 -
Earned runs, and 2; errors, each;
hits, ; aud o; pitchers, Hemming aud
Rusie; umpire, Emslie.
A LOOSE GAME ALL THROUGH
BosToS, MASS, June lit was 4
loose game all through on both sides
and the average OF good team work was
away below par. Score;
Boston. 3 o 0 ] 0 2-l5
Chicago. .......0 ] / o 0 . f-A
Earned runs, S and 8; errors, and 5;
hits. Is and Is; pitchers, StlyetEs and
Terry; umpire, O'Rourke.
Attendance, 1886.
WHIPPED N ONE RoUsD.
MryyrAPoLIs, MEM, June ll.-Biily
Slayin. Of Australia. met Frank Cralg'
the Harlem Coffee Cooler, a. the Twin
CITY Athletic Club to-night and vs.
whipped in the first round. Cra'
manager announced that be
match him against Dan Creedon Il
amount and come TO hlnneapc
the match.
Won THREE STRAIGHT Boz
Ngw YORK. June ll.-At the
my OF Music tonight Ernest
the champion GracO-ROman
OF the world, defeated Duncan
the champion all around athlete, IA
wrestling match. ROebsr won three
straight bouts.
Local Base Ball
The Fifth Ward Stars defeated tbs
c. w. seabrlght's, yesterday, By scors
Of % 10 80.
The Kurner & Chew base ball club
will play the BIdsr e. Naurer club this
afternoon on the y. 81 o. grounds lbs
same club will also play the hendeFs'
Sunday afternoon.
The representatives OF the Shamrock
| Rase Ball Cluo having failed 70 mses
| the repressntstlVes OF the Red Oaks
team last evening, they wish 70 hereby
make known their wishes. They viii
plaY said club series OF games, three
| said games 70 be played upon Martins
Ferry grounds. First 10 be played upon
lime sOth and the other two 70 90
pIaysd upon dates agreed upon. Inc
receipts OF the games 70 90 70 The City
Hospital or any other charitable ipsu-
tuition In this city. n this Is not taken
up by the Shamroeks We will Be pieassa
70 meet any other team 10 this elty OF
vicinity. The manager Of the Red cross
team will be pleased 70 meet the repre-.
seniatiyss Of anY team a. this once -
anytime.
w,sHrxorox D. c., June li--ln toe
House to-dsy6othiDg was done on aecouI'
| Of 10 qUorUh.
! Sax FR<Scrsco. June i1.-Ihe sqpssLss ps.ls
Iodre n the Ancient Order OF Cnissa ~.
Work,Seu begins rs annual session 10 1n-s
city Tomorrow.
| TIE WEATHER
v..vxsroS. d. c., June il.-For Vest
v,rg;nia' western PennsyiEanla ana Onlss
ftir; south winaA