The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05
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Kane Pitches wheeling Ia Her seoouu VICE
tory Over the TuacnrRwNslRnA-AnI m'
meme Crowd OF Spectators.
When 1t WAS publicly announced at
tho end Of the morning game that
"Tolly" Kane would 60 into the pitch
srI box for Wheeling in tho afternoon,
after having twirlod the hard morning
game Of nlnU innings, many people were
hoard 10 observe;
"The Twins will just simply murder
him"
Didthey?
"Naw, they Kane'nt do ii"
Tho game was one OF the prOttiost
and most exciting OF tina year and at no
time did the noble bird Oi Victory
porch on WhoOlipg's banners with u
stay.thero appearance until tho lsst
Twin Ind been retired in the ninth.
Though the game was nip aud tuck,
keeping every ono OF the three thous"
and specla tors on the anxious seat, tile
visitors at no time led Whites men.
In the sixth they tied the score but
Wheeling iorgOl AhRnd In the seventh.
| Kane's cousin, "DuChY" MinnehAn,
wna tho opposing pitcher. and he came
out Of the fray very poor second to
"Folly's" AFst. Wh0elinGs hitters
poundNi his delivery for thirteen hits,
while Kane only suffered 10 the extent
OF six--and after having shut out the
Twfns In the morning, toe There's no
getting around 1t, Kane 10 q Eonderlul
ball player aud sooner or later viii
break Into tho fastest company III the
land.
Neither side scored in the opening in.
ming, although the Twins got hit. In
the second Kane cracked out nice
clean single, went to second on kesf's
ont and scored on Crotty's base hit.
The Twins went ont In one'tWo.three
order, neat double by Ralkhoa aud
PriIchard being the feature OF the in
ming
In the third Wheeling got another.
Donovan and KalEhof made singles, but
Iroy's hit TO Minnehan retired Dono-
van at third. Regain went out 10 Nc
Million and the outlook for run was
bad, but on Ryn's error in handling
BowOrmun's assist to put out Davis Kali
khofT scored. The Twins had two on
baseS but could not score.
No more runs were made until tho
sixth, when the Twins tied the score,
amid great excitement. After Darrah
had gono out. Shaw reached fret on
prllChard's error and went to third on
"Shorty" Gnllngher's wo.bargeE Both
men scored on Ryn'a single. Myers
added TO tho excitement by hitting for
one base, and IL looked as though the
visitors would take tho lead. Hagar,
however, struck ont and Myers was
caught of frat base. This play was dis
pasel by Darrah, and after long.
winded KICK play was resumed.
The seventh inning proved the do
cislyo ono OF the game. Wheeling scor-
ing three runs. After Kerr had been
retired OH an easy fly to Gallagher in
center, Crotty matcrulized with his
usual twn.baggcr and come in on Dono-
yan's single. On Kalkhol 3 two.baggGr
Donovan scored the second run Of the
inning, and KalkhOH scored on Regan's
inAeld hit.
Wheeling scored another run In the
ninth. Donovan made his fourth safe
biz and scored on Troy's single. Sin.
gle0 we're next made by Rognr and
Davis, but Kane, With tho bases fall,
struck out.
The Twins made desperate effort to
got In tho game IN their hnlt oil the
ninth. Kyn, the mute frat bGscnan,
opened tho fun with safe hit aud
Mycra trotted down TO first on
free transportation. On layers
single Ryn scored, but Myers wNa
thrown Mt third. Bowerman hit
n sllarp grounder down To KalkhoIl,
which he iumplcd and again two wcro
on bases. The next batter should have
been Minnohnn, bnt rs DarrNh consid'
cred Wright better hitter hO wns sent
up, The best he could do was ground
hit 10 Crotly, which no assisted TO
Kalkhol Nt second, retiring Bowerman.
McMilcn ondoh tho game by flying out
to KalkhoG. The score;