The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-24

CANES TO-DAY Wheeling at New Sasllv!
vr,nE In al Twin Ctllesi TiluAvillo ~ NRI'ehi
GtoOa a. OIL City,
For seven innings tho second game
bo,wCen Wheeling and Franklin, yester'
day afternoon. wa n very pretty con-
t,.t. the visitors leading by one run, but
IN the eighth they took advantage Of
voGeIding errors and with two hits
,cored three runs. This gave them n
load Of four, and in tho ninth the
WhcoIinrs wont out in oue'tTo-Ihrce
orlor. Kane was in tho box for the
home team, aud he didnOt pitch in his
r,ual form. BOaides hitting three men
with the ball, he could not get down to
bS old.time effectiveness when men
rero on bases. This, taken along with
The somewhat ragged work OF the team
in tho lsld gave Franklin the victory
wheeling took nice lead in the open
ing inuing. On hits by Ball and CrottY,
pr',chard's base on balls and three
srror, by the visitors, three men, Ball,
Davis and Prltchard, scored. For the
Frlnklins Stuart opened with a two
Dagger, but the next three men were
retired on easy fielding chances.
The visitors got a meTo on IN tho snc.
ond. ZiegIer started with q single and
UeilrIck wont to frat on balls. Then
Fricken singled aud ZieSler scored.
Bnvd's single filled the bases and Hold
rick was forced in on kanO hitting
Ag1n With the ball. On Stuart's safe
bit Frickeu and boyd acored, making
four ruus. Vetters was hit by a Wild
mitch from Kane, and tho bases were
again tlled. Rinehar1 llew out to halS,
holI in center, and on Duncan's intield
M Gvan was retired at the plate on u
Enap throw IRON Crot.y to Davis. The
tenth man up in tho inning, ZicS'er,
struck out,
No more runs were made until the
fourth, when Wheeling tied the score.
Kalkhoa wal sale on Zeigler's error in
handling his liner. HeStole second and
scored on Balls base hit. In the 9th
the visitors again showed front. Rine-
hart was hit by a pitched ball and made
A beautiful steal Of second. Just rs
Kane was gathering himself together TO
mn, one over the plate for Zoigler tho
daring Rinshart made q break taF third
and was sale before Kane had fairly de-
liyered the bail. Zeigler hit tho ball to
Kane, who threw to Pritchard, and
Rinehurt continuing touched the home
plate before Davis got the ball. II was
a ioolhardy piece Of work, bu. for once
iu a hundred times was successful.
In the seventh Wheeling should have
scored several runs, but not ono came
across the plate. Pritchard opened by
singing and Kerr went to first on balls.
After Crotty had gone Il to Frickon IN
right field Brodia drew o base on balls
and the bases were full. With n out
and the bases full the prospect for runs
was yerv bright Kalkhod, however.
could only pop up q little fly In front OF
the plate, which ARGn captured alter a
hard run. Kane, usually q reliable bat
ter, ended the agony by striking out.
From the Wheeling standpoint ms
inning was very yellow.
10 the eighth tho Frnnklins took n
,af. lead. Fncken sen n hot ono down
10 Ball who mado q beautiful stop, but
Tho throw was low aud a little wide and
the runner was safe. On Brodie's rank
error the next man M, Boyd, was safe.
On Agan's lnaeld hit Fricken was chased
down and finally put out between third
and home, but when this had been &C.
complished Boyd aud Agnn wero on
third aud second, respectively. After
iouling several times Stuart singled past
third and Boyd aud Agan scored. On
ye,tsrs' hit Stuart came in with tho
third run.
In the ninth, for Wheeling, Kerr,
Crotty and Brodis went out in c c
linn and the pame Haa over. Tho