Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-06-16
Were Both Easy Marks for the Twin
City SIu3gerS Yesterday
The Team in a Crippled Condition
and Fielded Poorly Interstate
and National League Games.
Bowling Contests - Boxing and
Other Sporting Matters.
STANDING or CLUBS.

It wasn't our day at UhrlchsV.lle. we
had a team of cripples. The players
who were not soaked in liniment and
wrapped in bandages before the game,
needed the services Of a surgeon after
the contest was over. Billy Whites
boys batted well, but they all had an of
dav I'm the field. When in condition
Wheeling is represented by an agsre-
CATION of the cleanest felders in The
Interstate League. But yesterday
they we're not in condition. Eleven
errors is a remarkable record for the
Nail City boys, and in part explains the
defeat of yesterday. When an opp0s-
ing team makes twenty runs and but
four of them are earned, no further
comment is necessary. There was no
Indifferent playing. The boys did the
best they could under the circum-
stances. and made strong effort to
win when the chances were ali against
them.
Regan had his hand split in Friday
game and played yesterday in the out
field. White was not in condition to
play. Anderson twirled the sphere for
SIX innings, and was just getting in
excellent form when he was hit by a
pitched bah or his business arm, and
when he went into the boz again had
his lett hand split between the fingers
I'm stopping hot liner. lie was forced
to retire and McDOugal finished the
game. Anderson did not accompany
the team 10 Columbus, but came home
en- the special last night Manager
White wired McCleary, of Martins
Ferry, one of Mans1eld's pitchers, to
Join the team in Columbus to-day.
Davis was also injured by pitched
ball and gave way to KalkOif.
The injuries to members Of the team
necessitated q general change abaut
and they were compelled 10 play posi-
tons with which they were not famii-
lar. The Twins defeated q badly de-
moralized team. When Wheeling is In
condition the Uhrichsyille ho0dums
viii be lucky TO capture four games in
ten Notwithstanding the club Went
TO pieces several times. there were
plays made during the game which
called forth loud applause from the
grand stand. This was the first time
this season. tt is said. that the Twin
City rooters had the temerity to APP
| plaud good plays by the opposing team.
Regain caught g fly in center after q
| long run. with his left hand. and with
in two inches from the ground, falling
down but holding up the ball Dono-
van also made a brilliant one hand
catch after a hard run. These were the
best features of the game.
Only once was Wheeling in the lead
| That was in the first inning, when one
run was made after the Twins were re-
| tired in one, two, three order. Kalkon
got first on an error and went around
/ 70 third on a bad throw. coming home
/ on Regan's fly out TO left. The Twins
! took the lead i'm the second. and scored
! i'm every inning during the remainder
of the game. Hits and errors were both
! numerous and together they gave the
Twins twenty runs.
AudersOn's support was Wretched al
/ times In the fifth inning the home
club had ten men at bat, and tailed
| with the home plate on even half dozen
times. Only three hits were made in
the inning.
wheeling scored her second run in
the third. Anderson vas lii on the
wrist by a pitched ball, and time was
called for a few minutes. He returned
TO bat and banged the sphere into LET
| garden for three bases, coming IN OF
I Davis double Four scores we're added
/ in the fifth. Anderson walked to first
Kalkoff and Regain both popped up flies
and were retired. Davis singled. VIII
two men on bases. Kane smote tht
leather or the nose for three bases
| bringing ia TWO runs. Pritchard fol
lowed with a home run to deep center