Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-22
ST. Louis..................l o o % o o.
pit,shnrr -----........--l D Q 0 9 2 9 -

Earned runs, St. Louis ], Plttsourg ~
two base hits, Quinn; three base hlts,
Beckley; home runs, Lyons; stolen bases,
Dowd Stencil. Smith, Donovan, Bier
bauer; double plays, Quinn and Pietzi hrst
on balls, of Gleason >, OF Gumoert ~ MT,
BecKley, Gumbert; struck out, by lGum-
bert ., ov Gleason / passed balls, Mack 4;
time, a.; sacrifice nlts, ShugarL Ely
Beckley, Glasscock, Smith and Lyons;
umpire, McQuaid. -.
BRooKLYN. N. Y, April Glover 10000
people attended the opening game OF the
season here to-day, only 20 see the nome
team whitewashed by Boston. The nelding
was fine on both sides ana the Dattihs OK
Boston lucky. Score;
Boston.....0 0 q 0 0-3
Brooklyn....0 o O-V'
Earned runs, Boston 2; errors and 4;
hits, and 3; pitchers, Nichols and STEM
homo runs, Nash; umpire, O'kourke.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 2l.-Cleveland
won tO.days game through hemming
wildness and foolish throw oy baile.
Louisville outbatted the Clevelands Dut
their hits were too far apart A drilling
rain set in before the game, and only
about $50 spectators were present. Scores
Louisv.lle-..........O 0 Q
Cisyeland............8 o 900 2 -
Earned runs, Louisville /; hits, Sand q;
pitchers, Hemming ana Cuppy; UMPIRE
Emslie; errors, 3 aud 2.
BALTIMORE. MD., April 2i.-Baltlmore
made II three straight to-day bv defeating
New York Ia beautifully played game
Westervelt was almost inyiDcible until the
seventh inning. when HiboY, Jennings
McGraw and Keeler, sacrehces oy INKS
and Brodie, and Roblns0n's base on balls,
yielded three runs and won the game.
Score:
B,ltimore.......... o o o -
New York-..........2 o. o o o O.
Earned runs. and 2; errors. none; hits,
s and o; pitchers inks and Westeryelti UNI
Civcivx1rr. o., April 2l.-Clncinnau
shut out Chicago to-day In rather un-
interesting game The weather was very
cold. Attendance 500. Score:
Cincinnati. ............6 o ! -
Chicago. ...................0 o 0 o %
Earned runs, Cincinnati 4; errors, Chi
cago 3: hits, II aud q; pitchers. Chamber
lain and Abbey; umpire. Swartwood.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 2l.-Esper,
who held the Quakers down 20 six hits IN
Thursdays game, was slaughtered In tho
second inning to-day. the home team caro-
ing Ave out Of the six runs scored. Az
tendance, 1900. Score'
PhilsdelphiA........1 2 DO
WssbIpgton - o o 2 o o. 2
Earned runs, Philadelphia s; errors,
Washington 2; hits. IL aud 3; home runi
Clements; pitchers, Carsey, Esper and
Mercer umpire, Tim Hurst
Local Bass Ball.
Manager Prichard, Of the Red Cross ball
team, will start with bis crack team on tho
I'd OF next month for ten days trip. Fol
lowing are the arrangements: AT Mariet-
"a. o., May ID; at Charleston, W. Va,
May 80, Ith and 5th AZ Huntington, May
7th and sth; az Point Pleasant May sthi
Poneroy, o., the 10th. and AZ Parkersourg
the llth and 18th. The boys are In prac-
tice every day and are In the finest or trim,
and they are confident OF winning large
its correspondence from other teams over
the state, and from the towns and cities ot
neighboring Ohio.
The Clippers defeated the Colored
Turkish Bath club on the Tunnel Green
vestsrdsy or a score Of 81 20 ;. Batteries,
Tor Clippers, Wilson and Richards, and Tor
Turkish Bath club, Franklin and Jackson.
The features OF the game were the battery
work OF the Clippers, the fine running
catch Of Tooy Hayes and the heavy batting
Of Mahoney.
The Gas Works day turn defeated tho
night turn yesterday afternoon by Scors
OF i2to3. The feature OF the game was
Frank Smiths run and circus catch. Tho
day turn would ike 70 play them again Tor
fifty dollars. Answer all communicstiony
20 Thomas Ncidert. 81 TweDty-second
street. Secretary day base ball gas works.
The c. A. House club defeated the Fif-
teenth Street Sports al the Nicketer
grounds Dy score Of 10 70 ;. Batteries,
Snafer and Layerl for the G. A. House
CUB. ard Jones aod Hays for toe F'ifteentn
street Sports. Would Ike 70 hear from
snv club under l3 Answer through tns
REgIsTER.
The VALLEY Star base ball club defested
the Droyer Home boys. yesterday. Dy
score Of Il 20 Il. The battery FOR the sal-
lev stars were Sarge and Brunette. Tbey
would ike 70 bear from any club 10 tCWn
win players under fourteen years OF age
The Instalmen: Jr's defeated the Parker
Jr'. by a score Of Il 20 II. Batteries for
| The Instruments, Bernard Stein, Arch hei'
ley and Willie Galloway; for the Psrxers.
Ice Johnson and CoDard Arour. Would
lie 70 hear from the Violin Jr's for gans
Saturday.
The Black Stars defeated the ReJna
us bv a score OF 10 8. Batteries o.
BLACK Stars, McNichol and McGse; Be-.
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