Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-02
Local Ease Bali.

Harry Kings Pop Corn club defeated
the Irwin team last Saturday afternoon
on the Riverside grounds. Score, IA
to 4.
The Mozart base ball club offer a
challenge TO the Hubs for game next
Sunday afternoon on the Riverside
grounds.
The Forty-thrd Street Sports would
like to play the Genoa ball team at any
suitable time soon. Answer through
the REGISTER.
The G. Mendel base ball club will hold
an important business meeting this eve
ming at the clubs headquarters on South
Chapline street.
The Mozart base ball club was to play
the Bellaire Globes yesterday afternoon
on the tube works grounds but the Bel
laire fellows did not show up.
The James A. Filan's have changed
their name to the Kentucky Rosebud
team. They challenge Joseph Hazlett's
team for game next Sunday at the
tunnel green.
The Roths defeated the Electric
Lights yesterday afternoon on the Is. ~
O. grounds. Batteries: For the Roths,
Piunkey aud Winters, and for the
Electric Lights, Cook and O'Ma!ly.
The score was TO 3.
The Irwin base ball club defeated the
Atlantics yesterday afternoon on Tun-
mel Green. The score was - 10 8, and
about 200 people saw the interesting
game. The team would like to play
any club OF its size in the city next Sun
day.
The Callegan and Dermott club was
defeated by the Twins Sunday after
noon by a score OF Is to q. The Gale
gan club would like TO play the Twins
next Sunday week for s. side. II
accepted answer through the REGISTER.
The Callegan and Dermott will release
two of their players and will sign one
pitcher.
The Hub base ball club defeated the
Beabout club in a very exciting game OF
ball on the tunnel green Sunday alter
noon by the score OF II TO S. The feat
ures OF the game was the one handed
catch by Kelch, and the battery work
OF Lucas and Farrell. Score: Hub, II,
Beaboaut, s. Batteries, Hub, Lucas
and Farrell; Beabout, Long, McCulley
and Miller; struck out by Lucas IS; by
Long and McCulley ,.
Calligan & McDermott, the Market
street tailoring firm, has offered a prop
osition 10 the Wheeling Athletic club,
which the team will probably accept.
The firm proposes to get a good ball
team OF this city, and take 1t through
the State, giving games, and as a sort
of an advertisement. The idea OF the
firm is also TO have the club they shall
choose arrayed in the finest Of uniforms.
The proposition has been made to the
Wheeling Athletics, and they are now
considering IT, This new club gives
promise to be one Of Wheeling's strong
est this season.
Yesterday afternoon there was an e1-
citing game Of ball on the Riverside
grounds. Fully 500 people saw the
game. 1t was between the Geneva and
Wheeling athletic teams. The game
was called by Umpire Micks at 3 o'clock.
This game might he said to open tho
seasons games in this city. The result
was 10 to 10 in favor of the Wheeling
Athletic club. The players were,
Of the Athletics: Cooper, pitcher; Prince,
catcher; ReItz. shortstop; Humphrey,
first tase; Kennedy, second base; Blake,
third base; Vert, centerfeld; Powell,
left field; Clark, right field. The Gen.
ovas were: Donehue, centerfeld; c.
Nolte, first base; Cameron, third base;
Woods, shortstop; Short, pitcher;
Frame, catch; Nau, second base; Yntes,
left field; Watts, right field. Two
pitchers Of the Genova's were knocked
out of the box. Next Sunday the Gen
ova team will play the Martins Ferry
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