The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-15

Yesterday administered Sir Guy Heck
srs aggregation, 1t would seem that
Wheeling Is the crowd that's eutCIass.
ing the other fellows. It was one Of the
most decisive victories OF tho season.
Wheeling was a pFohibitiYe iayorite
after that Arat inning and the Pennsyl-
ysBjAns we're tho verieSt outsiders.
To tell the stric. truth, however, II Oil
CITY had played the best game Of it's ca
reer it could not have been in sight OF
the West YirginianS 1.-THE wire, Tor lust
one iItsls but sufficient reasoR-COlonel
UonoTor. Tho Blue Grass ball tosser
va, in magnificent form, and pitched a
game that reminded the veteran Hocksr
Of tho days when no had u frat mort
gage on all the popularity that the
Daniel Boone commonwealth could rake
together. The cold gemmea" had the
speed Of a Rusio aud curves that gave
Hscker's pets the backache. And what
4 game the boys behind him put up!
Although Ball had au odday at short,
he made remarkable stops, aud went
alter everything in sight
Before the game every nau had been
administered fibernt allowance of that
celebrated tonic, "Glasscock Ginger"
sad i,s effect was marvellous. No other
remedy wruld have enabled Kalkhoti
TO make that wonderful catch in Contre;
without it Jack, hims self, could not pos
Tby have stopped those s6eminlly safe
hits oil first; nor could Crotty, Ireland
and the others have made those mar.
yslouS pick.upa aud catches that set
the biz crowd wild. Aud that same
giscer is great incentive 10 batting;
never before had tho Wheelingi been
able to do business with Strawberry
paslorui on q satisfactory basis, but
Yesterday the Barnesyille boy had no
lsrrOrs Tor Ours. But for all that, the
game might nave been different except
for that fatal hrst inning. Paitorius
pitched good bail aud Wheeling should
not have scored a single run; as 1t was,
four men scored on some OF the rankest
fielding teea around here. Possibly
,h,t took the nerve out Of the visiting
pitcher This is probably so Al never
before had the WheelingS been able TO
connect effectively with the "BRrneS.
vile Wonder" as he is billed over the
circuit
Tbs fourth inning was remarkable.
Three balls were pitched by Conoyer.
All were knocked to almost the same
spot in LETT field aud Somers accepted
them all. lie was warmly RpRiaudea
ior bis good work. Another feature Of
the game was Balls thres Dagger in the
eighth inning. lie caught an out curve.
lns bail soaring away up in the air in
LEI! field, Both Grsminger and Grove
ven! alter it, but neither got it. Ball
ken! on running, made second, and. rs
Grsmnger was in the field and Pas.
torius had NOT covered third. Sprintei
for il. Greminger had the ball aud
an eIcitlng race eulued, with third bSte
az the goal; Ball proved tho better
sprnter Of the two, getting there foot
ahead oithe fielder. The popular snort
stop received a great ovation for bis
daring piece OF work. The game was
full OF surprising plays BIZ the home
team, and the spectators appreciated
lGd lpplaule1 all.
Wheeling scored four times in tho
frat inning, when not mau should
haze crossed the plate. Aitor Ball had
been retired somerS waited and walked {;
Cro,ty singled and both came across the
pate on Donovan's error in handling
keu's high 81 is front Of rho home
pate. Ire sand muds single aud i'm
malA.oly started for second. Donovan
threw wild and both came IN. On
Gr0yeS three bugGer and Gremingcrs
single the visitors got ono In their hall
NReoOng vent out n ouo.two-three or.
defIH lncir half OF the second. but tho
Oi. Civ, nearly scored. Shsehan got a
Ito a, frat on Balls error aud Hecker's
hitNivarcci him. Heckor Was caught
Oh ant aud Sheehan tried TO score, hut
CoHoTc;s good throw to the plate
rabDoi him oil right. On Donovan
iniaOl hit Ball made another error, IN
e1en,nDIo onS, bat rastorius sent an
easy On % short, retiring the side with
out run.
IN notwithstanding Wheeling bsltorol
Ter ieil, sOmcr4 hit for two bases,
C'0s'y was sale on GrGmingers error
tnd uiHClck's single scored both.
Alter Kerr had hsou retired Ireland
~ .air n. fret on llocker's error, and
Dly' nit scored the Two. In their halt
inaw'llors hnI moro hard luck. White
h,IE"t basO On hritS AMI Grove h't
Tor lwo.bag,or KalkhoH made n
agr. return Of the ball 10 Cfotty, who
malea beautiful throw to Davis, easily
nt0ns Whit0hill three ieoG IRON
NnUr.
Wheeling scored no moro runs until
'IaaEl0, whom on hits By KalkhoS aud
DAVE aud CunoVer sacrifice two runs
veto .-lfcd Another was made In tho
seventh and eighth. rOspeCLIyely Tho
yN,nr made their second and last run
u Tho eighth inning. On Spmora error
NNloul wont to first aud BOlden's
!Trbalier brought him home.
Ju.t 10 show lhe visitors TINT thor
ba,NNy c.Dihp, wof9 IN tho game, tho
W'o,Hgi scored six In tho ninth In
hng IIas,cock Oponed up with a sin
R"0ml koft did tbs same, nnd bOtll
hn"N across tho plate on Ireland
l' leland was advanced on White.
Dr.. sn'fot Ia hlulliug HalholIs lnllold
hl LAWS hit 70 sh0ehRn, who assisted
10 lIIeblll, retiring KalhoI. ireland
't0iol M C1nyyBf's out al fret Gt0ln'
layer MT his honh In this play. lie
'hfni have thrown 10 Donovan 1T tho
plate shefo Ireland could have boon
r'Iynl easily. On Balls single, DAVIS
t'r- no Win tho tontlh run OF tho IN
h1t mud after SoinOra gol to lrst m
Nus'S error, both Scofod on Cfoliy''
lF, r1lsoh Glas'coCk, tho tenth man
1n GOTTA to,flha liner out 10 loft, which
7'Itun,sl ny Gfoyo In elegant style
"U ono nonI. 'Ehs visitors dldn't gel
t'wal Rr.t iH thsl' hall al tho auth
hrfN n the pnnai