Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-01
vERY BUM BASE BALL.
some OF the Worst Games OF the Season
Played Yesterday.

some of the Worst Games OF the Season
Played Yesterday.
TOLEDO. O., September 30.-The
New Yorks broke over their precedent
and played the Sunday game to-day,
wipning with ease. The score:
| Toledo o 0 o 0 o l g. 5
New York % / 5 / 2 . o 10
Hits, II and Is; errors, and 3; pitch
ers. Rusie, Clark and Wilson; umpire,
Barnes; attendance, 1000.
CHICAGO, September 30.-The season
ended here to-day with very one-sided
| aud uninterestng game. A pitcher and
a crippled man supplied the places OF
two of the local infelders, and their
errors were fatal. Anson's batting and
Ryan's fielding were the only redeem
ing features of the Colts game, though
/ Terry's pitching would have won with
| a team back of him. Attendance, 5000.
| Score:
Baltimore ,....3 0 2 1-2o
| Chicago. .....3 0N3 -
Earned runs. Baltimore 8. Chicago 6;
hits, l6 and II; errors, and 10; pitch
ers, Hawke, Esper and Terry; umpire,
| Emsle.
CINCINNATI, o., September 30.-The
season closed here this afternoon WIN
the worst played game of the year En-
rors and terrific hitting gave Cincln-
natl sixteen runs while Cleveland was
| scoring one, and then by the same
| means Cleveland tied the score in the
ninth and the game was called on &C
! count Of darkness. Attendance, 2,1O0
| Score:
Cincinnati "a 0 0 0 0 0-16
Cleveland. i 0 0 0 2 IL l 1-l6
Earned runs, Cincinnati =, Cleveland
G: hits, II and II; errors, and S;
pitchers, Dwyer and Cuppy; umpire,
McQuaid.
TWO VICTORIES FOR THE BROWNS.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, September 30. The
ball season closed here to-day With
pair of victories for the Browns, who
hammered Mullarkey and Boyd without
mercy. The second game was called
In the sixth ON account OF Darkness
Score. FIRST game:
ST. Louis. 3 0 Q 9 o o 8 *-13
Washington. L 0 0 0 0 0 - 2
Earned runs, st. Louis 10; hits, 20 and
9; Errors, l au 9; pitchers. Breitenstein
| and Mullarkey; umpire, Hurst.
! Second game score:
| St. Louis. 1 DO
| Washington ...........O U u
Earned runs, and .; hits, IL and 8;
errors, l and 3; pitchers, Hawley and
Boyd; umpire, Hurst.
TWO GAMES AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, September 30-
Louisville and Brooklyn played two
| games to-day, breaking even. Louis
! Vile took the first by Wadsworth's fine
pitching and Grim's home run drive
over the fence being the feature.
Brooklyn pounded Inks all over the
| field in the second, which was called on
account of darkness after Louisville
had taken THAR half of the fifth inning.
| Umpire sKeefe had left the city and
Ollie Beard, the Kansas City shortstop,
umpired the game. Attendance, 1880.
Score, first game:
Louisville. % 0 8 l 4 0 l 0 10
Brooklyn. 0 l 0 3 O.
Earned runs, Louisville 5, Brooklyn
| ). nlIS, IL anu y, eIIOIs, . duu d. plVIu
ers, Wadsworth and Daub aud Lucid;
umpire, Ollie Beard.
Second game, score:
Louisville, le,...............2 0 l 0 -
Brooklyn. l F-R
Earnes runs, Louisville 2, Brooklyn
8; hits aud Is; errors, 3 and 2: pitch
ers, Inks and Stein; umpire, Beard.
Local Base Ball
The management OF the Martins
Ferry ball club have secured dates with
the Pittsburg league team TO play Tues
day and Wednesday, this week. Mar
tins Ferry will have her strongest team
in the field and will give the Pittsburg-
ers hustle. McCleary and Miller will
be the battery for the first game and
Frank Davis aud Miller for the second
game. From what caa De learned Pitts
! burg will have their best pitchers here
for both games. Gumbert. Erret and
Menafee, aud Weaver and Mack are the
batteries for Pittsburg.