The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-14

Tho second game Of the series
between Wheeling aud Twin CiIiei,
p,ayed Yesterday afternoon, was exci:'
Ing for the first few innings, but toward
the end Wheeling had secured such
heavy lead OF the erstwhilo invincible
HlWley, who had relieved Welsh, that
/, became comparatively unintares'ing,
MeCleary started to pitch Tor tho homa
team, but no met with such a hot re-
ception in the third inning, when tho
Twins showed front for tho frat and
only time during the game that Brodio
was trp,tOd out to stop the visitors.
Tia succeeded admirably in this, aud
showed tho local lana that he has not
lost the cunning that made him tho
Keutons' prize twirler In the old later
state league days, In the six innings
that no pitched the visitors secured but
seven hits Welsh, a li0llaiTs amateur,
was given trial by Twin Cities and lie
lasted but four inning', when HaWley
was substituted, not, however, with tho
satisfactory result expected BY Captain
Jack; the ex.Kent0uiRn was worry
easy tor tho WheslIngs, In the eighth
Second Baseman Myers entered the box
and Darrah went to second, aud still
Gllsscock's boys his the bail and made
runs.
Among tho features OF tho game was
the hitting OF Charley Kerr Tho first
four times ho walked to the plate no
cracked out hits, ono Of thom two.
Dagger. Glasscock and Crntty each had
three singles, and Ireland and SomGrs
had two apiece. "Mikey' Hobrecht,
the Wheeling fielder, who Is playing
with tho Twins, also bat.ed hard aud
often, having three singles, aud Briggs
yas at the front with two-bagger and
two siuGles. The work OF the Wheeling
inaeld was good, only one error, Crot-
tvs, in the ninth, marring its excel
leuce. The fielding feature was Kerr'a
catch OF fly from Hobrechts bat IN
the eighth, over in center. Tho Wheel
inss ran the bases we'll and played an
all'round fine game.
Welsh received hot reception in the
frat inning. After Ball aud somors
had received free transportation, singles
we're made by CrotIy, GlasscoCk, Kerr,
Ireland, and KalEhofF, netting three
runs. There would have been more OK
Cept tba. Crotty was caught mapping a.
second and GasScock failed in an at'
tempt 10 steal second. On Violets sin
gle and Gallaher's two Dagger the Twins
scored after Hobrecht had been
fooled in attempting to score from third
on throw OF Davis to second. Neither
side scored In the second, but in the
third Wheeling made two on kalkhol's
base on balls and Singles by Davis and
McCIeary. The Twins, in their half,
put McCleGTy out OF the business. lIo.
breCht started OF with a single and Mac
hit Violet with a pitched ball. Then
Macs error allowed Gallagher a life at
first, filling the bases. Pritchard drew
base on balls, forcing in Hobrecht
with a run. Ryn's single uexL scored
Violet and Gallagher, and, alter Shaw
went out. Briggs hit brought in Prltch.
ard and Ryn. McCleSry then hit Myers,
but on Melsh's infeld hit a neat double
play was made by Ball. CrOtty and Glass.
cock. retiring the side, leaving tho
Twins one run to the good.
However, in tho fourth, Wheeling
evened up matters on Welsh, three hits
and two bases on balls bringing in
three men. Two moro runs were scored
10 the fifth of IIawley, and in the
seventh and eighth ak moro were made.
cinching the victory Tor Wheeling.
Tho score.