Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-13

Manager Barr0ws offers a strong card
for Wheeling patrons of the national
game this afternoon. The Twin Cities
viii play TWO games on the Island Park
this afternoon with the home club The
first game viii be called promptly at
two o'clock. Anderson and McCleary
viii twirl for the home club. The
former is in excellent shape, and will
try to break the spell of the "hOOdoo'
which has prevented him from winning
from the Twins. NcCleary won the
second game from the Twins last Sat
urday. and will try to repeat the per
f9rmance to-day. The management of
the local club has decided to charge
ladies for admission to the grand stand
hereafter. There viii be no charge at
the gate Jack Darrah told Capt
White in Urichsville that he would come
down To- Wheeling with his corn chop
per. and feathers in his cap. The corn
chopper is for self protection.
The Brooklyn team congratulated it
self last night upon its narrow escape
I'm Yesterdays game. They were given
much tougher argument than they
ANTICIPATED. LaChance stated that
Wheeling has the strongest minor
league that Brooklyn has yet met. All
the visiting players were surprised at
Kano's pitching. and the opinion was
freely expressed that he Will some day
De i'm faster company.
Il was learned yesterday that catcher
B1werman. of the Twin Cities. has been
sold to- the Baltimore club OF the Nat
ional League. The terms were not made
public. but the deal was effected by Mr..
w. %. Howell, of this city.
On Monday the Pittsburg club will
play the home club on the Island Park,
and folly" Kane will again enter the
box for Wheeling Pittsburg will put
either Hawley or Hart against Wheel
ing. twill De remembered that Wheel
ing defeated the Pirates in the old Tri-
state League shutting the visitors out
bv the score OF / 10 o. Morrison, for
merly Of indianapolis pitched the game
for the home club.
There were q number Of prominent
base ball people among the spectators
st Yesterdays game. In addition to
the officials of the Brooklyn club, Al
C.. Buckeuberger came down with his
wife and witnessed the game from the
grand stand. returning in the evening
Buckeubercer will be down Monday to
witness Ine game with Pittsburg. He
is president of the local club. Jack
Glasscock also occupied a seat in the
grand stand. He left last night to join
the WashingJons.
Ii is said that AL. Buckenberger has
relations i'm Europe. and that blue blood
courses through their veins. Some day
ne viii inherit a barrel of money and a
title. Ii win be Baron Won Bucken-
berger then. As Buck puts it-"YoU
don't know who 1 am.
There is not much room for encOur-
agement I'm the present situation i'm the
Interstate League. but patrons of the
game iu this city VIII be given an OPP
norwuity 20 witness exhibitions of bali
playing. whether the League winds no
Js affairs or not This statement Is
made ON thc strength OF information
which cannot De- made public for sew
ercl days for very good reasons. Il
. IS understood thar PresidenJ~Ziegler is
BOW negotiating with base bah people
m Toledo. That city was represented
iu the Western Association. but the
I team was transferred t0 Terra Haute
when sunday BAH was prohibited IN
Toledo In the event that Ziegler is
successful. the Interstate League will
finish fra -ar-lu with six clubs.