The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-06

town her first champion base Dali team.
a crowd Of 800 or 500 cranks, who
held the national game in preference to
the State Fair, which comes only ono"
year, saw game that VAS worth 90
ing miles to see-and tile Longest mics
Won ever rampOd, at that, ahe Enmn
was for blood-h.l.O.o.d. Wheeling had
won thrss and Warren two Of the So
RES OF seven that was to decide tho
Championship, Warren played with
desperation, because q victory yesterday
meant m oven show with Wheeling 10
take the necessary fourth game. For
the same reason tho homo players put
forth their best effort, to win out T""
result was & game that the average gu
tnusiHst wouldn't have missed for dozens
OF ordinary or even ont OF the ordinary
games.
barrett, the promising Young LETT
handler, was in the box Tor the visitors,
and although he lobh0d the ball over
the plate with no speed at NIL at times,
tie Wheeiius9 somehow famed the aIr
In tho moG; provoking manor. For
eight innings NreellnG's hitting WAS
represented by that Que
TwJrt11Ea ~ CLksscocE
made in tho seventh which, however,
did not result. ia any ruH.so.tIag.
suloy, the cx.leaguor, who pitched for
Wheeling, also pitched bal Of tho sit.
edged variety, and although he was
Lated harior tuan tho visiting twir.cr,
nn kept tho hits well scattered some.
thing when Blr,ott was unable TO Do,
ai " hreiug Ouuchoh four hits ia tho
ninth aud woa cut ia the most scn'a
,lunal finish IN tho history ii the game
in Wheeling, only in the eighth did
S'aley allow tho visitors 70 m&ke me'a
than one hit N an lunlnS. and tho
second oUe was made after chance had
been offered and declined for double
play tia! would have retired the side
without aruu. However the two runs
that Warren made in tho eighth, put
ting them IN the lead. allowed tho
heahngs tho opportunity to make a
hair.rai1ia: duiah in tho ninth,
The iGldin. on both sides was par
oxceieuce three or ioGr errors wore
chaiked up, but they werO made o.
hard chances and were no discyedlt -
tho players who sUUcTCi. Tho mosI
disastrous error on tho Warren sido was
PriGcca Wild throw ~ the inurth,
which made II pO5-iO.o Tor NIolo! 30
score the i.'i: run o! the game on G'al7'
cocks uicc sacrifice 10 I.camon. On the
Wheeling side the only mlspiny that
ruiied the backs OF tho spectators wa,
the throw by Ctot;y in Tho eighth 30
BAH 10 catch Ritrhcy ut second. tniot'
ilnatelY tho Oai. M Itltchcy' anu bs'
iorei! was helded OacE K'Ichey was on
iH.fN ana cooper on sschhu, Great
WORK WAS done III tho 0utucld OY nio'
LEI, OF wheeling, anu Leamon, OF war.
rem. IL the iuheId Dali distinguished
himself several timos'
wnEcuNGs WERE EASY.
yho,lin., vo-c cav in the fra. in
49,, n,..r.. g: w.. -
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up with tTo'DnHser Aa the next
three men went out in one-two-lhtcu
orIor thu nj, countsd for uo,hpr In
tho .arond il wos again one.two.threoon
ba,h .id., ami il WA. sscn maj thr
,,,,,, ..as IN h., n ba,tlo of tho pi,rbcy,
'T,c ar.r RIM Of tho yume was made by
W.b,cI,nc IN Tho fourth. nl,hongr ro
hf,s rorr made. V.o.el cot hi, bnsc on
hill. stole sgcurd aud went tutuinl on
lrnce', Wild throw 10 tho outGoII.
GiaSscock made an elegant sacrifice to
leamon in centre Violet coming n WLth
,o tIn. "l,n Nv" w. =, .ocor V .y lonm
Wn,nsr singled. ana On q half pa,eI
ball by Davis went to second. Dnt IIu.
sol sent rras' cutter 10 Ball Ut short,
who assisted to GiassCock just in time to
put out tho runner.
In the 9th II Looked "a though no
Yisttors would tic the ecnre. bn. lnlgllI.
gent work by the Wheeling inhol.!
dlshoa tnevIsitorE hopes ~ the ground
l@amon, tho frat maa up, saat Il uott
one 10 shaw, who made phenomenal
pickup. but threw low to Glaiscock,
and tue man was safe, going TO second
before tho ball was folded back. Prince
ID. SLOW ono TO Dali; LHamOn nad
started ior third aud Ball got tho Sphere
20 baw Just IN tine tonip tho lemon
M the bud. Then RlCkort singled past
third, and with two out 1t It'll looked
az though tho lively ronnsylyannui
would do something, but Barrett llew
out to Bali and and Ritchcy did IIkn.
wt's 10 Shaw, who muIo due catch
near tho grand gtnnd.
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