Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-06

ton broke tied scere with Louisville
in the ninth inning to-day, by the hits
of Lowe, Connaughton and Mccarthy.
Nichols and CAMEL continued their
good record as a battery. Score:
Boston. . 3 . 0 0 l /
Louisville. l O. o
Earned runs, Boston 5, Louisville 3;
hits, Is and s; errers. and /; pitchers,
Nichols and Wadsworth; umpire, Hurst.
speeisI 10 tas Rs0is,E.
CosHocToN, oHIo. September 5. Mar
tins Ferry old great work to-day de-
feating Coshocton in the finest game Of
the season. McCleary pitched gilt edged
ball and had great support Martins
Ferry 4, Coshocton 2. Hits, 9 and 9;
errors, Land /; three base hits, Prince;
batteries, McCleary and Miller, Dawson
and Fitzsimmons. Martins Ferry has
won twenty out of twenty-four games
on the trip. The team is coming home
this week.
Local Base Ball
Next Sunday afternoon, on the Riv-
erside grounds, the Mozart base bail
team of this city will play the last game
of the season with the Globes Of Bell
aire. The Globes have made better
record than any team OF the city orelO-
cality this season.. They have played
nineteen games and won seventeen OF
them. The contest will be good one.
RESULTS AT sHEEPSHEAD BAY.
New YORK, September 5.-Ths great
est amount of discussion to-day At
Sheepshead was In the handicap at a
mile and furlong. First, Ruoicou
won; I:l0 As. Second, Magnetism Colt
won; Ill As. Third. Anna won;
1:4O 1:5. Fourth, Roche won; 1853 3-5.
Fifth, Henry Of Navarro won; 2:02 3-5.
Sixth, Harry Reed won; TIA 2-5.
Following are the entries for to-day
at Sheepshead Bay: First, = mile,
Beldemere 1l3, Maid Marion 107,. sck
of Spades 1O4, Ben Lamond l04, Flora
Thornton lOl. Second, ll-l6 mile, Vic
torious 1l0, Peacemaker 104,
Maid Marion 100, Strathmeath
100, Soundmore 9S, Redskin SO,
Chiswick %, Terrapin So. Third,
mile, selling, Hugh Penny l04,
Blmbo 102, Marshall, 100. Hume 90,
Discount %, Mr.. Sass 90 Tom Skidmoro
97, Chattanooga 90. Terrspin 81, Gala
tin S4. Fourth, y, September stakes,
Senator Grady l22, Peacemaker liz,
John Cooper los, Dorian los, Figaro
Longdale 1O2, Preart 102 Star,Actress 9S.
Fifth, 3! mile, Great Eastern Handicap.
LissaS l27, Walter 125, Gotham 1875,
Connoisseur 12O, Menace lis, keenan,
III, Sir Gallahad III, Gutta Psrcha l05,
Doabra l05, Silvia 1913, Sadie 100, Fa-
vora q. 100. Salvation %, Lux 81.
Sixth, mile, Clifford l22, Domino ll2.
l Il miles: handicap, on turf, The Pep
per 1874, Cleaning 13l, Harry AlOnzo
l22, Hyderabad lIe, Madrid. llS, Star
Actress ll6. G0quettc ll5, JoGah lis,
Bess McDuff 112, Chief Justice liz.
New YORK September 5.-The Fleet
wood Grand Circuit trotting to-day was
Of high order.
The race OF the day was for 2:l1 trot-
ters Phoebe Wilkes was fayorite. She
made a break at the outset OF the first
heat and McHenry laid her up. AIar
winning ia 2:iI19. WilKes took the next
heat without any trouble. Alar
breaking badly. The third heat appear.
ed to be decisive as both the contend
ing trotters moved the entire mile with
out making a mistake. Alar outfooted
her rival neatly, makiGg the mile In
2:1l%. The next heat was won by the
Wilkes mare after a desperate drive In
the stretch. 1t was dark whom this
heat was trotted and the deciding heat
had to be carried over until tomorrow.
Summaries:
2:25 class trottlng. Speedway purse
So, 0OO Happy Lady, b. M, by Happy
Russell 7, 2, /, l, l. T.. l.. Robinson
s, /, 3. 2, q Cemmie /, 4, 10, 10. 9.
Little Ethan 4, 3, 2, 3, 3. Tom Medium
3, 5, 9, 6, 4. Cudahy 3. 6, :, 5, 9. Dud-
ley Olcott ;. 10, 6, 4, 5. Lizzie II. 10. g,
5, o, s. Elossle 0, 9, s, 8, 7. Miss Ra-
cheI 6, 7, 4, 7, DIR. Time, 2:lsl; 2:19;
2:2O4; 2:2l; 2:20.
2:33 class trotting, Psyche CD. T., by
Wilkes Golddust l, 1, /; Sally Simmons
2, 2. 2; Happy Minnie 3, 3, 3; Spend
thrift dis; Wilbooka dis. Time, 2:15z,
2:l7, 2:26.
2:l4 class, pacing, Raven, b. m, by
Alcantara /, /, /; Doc Sperry 4, 2, Il;
Ella Eddy 7, 8, 2; Whisper 2, 6, 7; Sterl-
ing 5, 3, 3; Nelly +. 3, 4. 6; Foggy 6, Z,
4. Time, 2:112!, 2:1l4, 211K.
2:l1 class, trotting (unhnlshed),
Phoebe Wilkes 4, l, 2, 1; Alar /, 4. l. q;
j. NJ. d. 9. 3, 3. 8; Coowebs B. 2, 4. q;
Aunt Dellah dis. Time, 2:l11l, 2:ls;