Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-09-29

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/; first base by errors. New York o.
Baltimore I; left on bases New York 6.
Baltimore 9; struck our, by Honer .:
bases on balls, off Clark .. off Honer 3.
home run, Brodie; tw0-base hits. Tier
nan, Jennings Reitz; double plays.
Jennings (Unassisted); Fuller and II.
Davis: stolen bases. Stafford: sacrifice
hits, German, Stafford: hit by pitched
ball, Brodie: umpire. Keefe: time, 2.0J
SENATORS WON.
Washington, September 2S. The
Senators were able TO connect with
Nichols delivery frequently. while the
bases on balls and poor fielding on the
part Of the visitors did the rest. The
Washington management to-day sign
ed nineteen players for next season.
giving those who have played here dur
ing the season an increased salary.
Attendance, $500. Score:
Washington. .00401O120-S s .
Boston. .O2O2O1OO0-5 10 5
Pitchers, James and Nichols: earned
runs, Washington 3, Boston 3: two base
hits, Demont Tenney; three bose hits,
Nichols, Duffy .; stolen,j fy
Tenney. Demont; double pi-. IS,
DemOnt; first base on balls. g. eS
7, off Nichols left on bases. Wa. "
ton / Boston 9; struck out. by James T.
by Nichols 4 passed balls, Ryan g.;
time. lbs; umpire Hurst
ST. Louis, Mo, September $50
days work was fitting end to the sea-
sons work of the Browns. Il was q
farcical exhibition Of ball playing on
the whole. Attendance. POO Score:
ST.. Louis. .2O0OOOO0O- > 6 3
Pittsburg. .1OGO1433 Us % 1
Pitchers, McDOugall and Moran;
earned runs, Pittsburg 8. St Louis q;
two base hits. Mack 2. Stencil. Sam
ues. Quinn: three base hits, Donovan,
Smith, Moran; home runs, Moran,
Beckley: stolen bases Biorbauer 3,
Donovan 2, Beckley ., Stencil ., Mack,
Samuels; double plays, Conner and
Miller; Cross, Bierbauer and Bierbauer;
first on balls. off Moran 4 off McDou-
gall .: struck out, by McDOugal /. by
Moran 8; time . hours; umpire, Bat
ton.
Chicago. September 2S-The Colts
felded almost perfectly to-day, but
their one error was worth two runs and
they were unable to hit Foreman safe
ly at the right time. Weather very
chilly. Attendance, 500. Score.
Game called at end of seventh in
ming on account of darlness)
Chicago. .O11O1O1-4 7 I
Cincinnati. .2O21000-5 10 +
pitchers. Terry and Foreman; earn
ed runs, Chicago l. Cincinnati 3; two
base hits, Smith, Vaughn, Latham;
home run, Everett; stolen bases HOY,
Vaughn. Lange, Smith, Burke; double
plays. Kittredge and TRULY; TRULY.
Dahlen and Arson; Latham and Nc
Fee; struck out. by Parker j. by Terry
]. by Foreman 1; base on balls, off Par
ker /. off Foreman 4. of Terry /; time,
1:4O: umpires, West and O'Day.
THE SPIDERS SCARED.
Louisville. KY. September 2S.-Al-
though the Colonies presented a Grip
pied team to-day, they gave the Spid-
ers quite a scare. Second Baseman
OBrien had his finger hurt in practiye
anu was unable to play.
In the second inning Catcher War
ner was hit on the arm by one of
Young's swift inshoots and had TO re-
tire. Both Cunningham and Young
were touched up in a lively fashion
and had Young finished the game Lou
isville might have come out on top.
Cuppy went in the box in the eighth
and the Colonies could do nothing with
his delivery. Clarke's error on Bur
ketts single in the eighth gave the
Spiders the winning runs. Holmes
batting was a feature. Attendance,
800 Score
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