Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-14
Standing of Clubs.

Mike" says Jack Darrah, when
asked if the Twins will drop out of the
Inter State. "All we've got to do is to
go over to Wheeling and come back
with a barrel of money"
That used to be the caper, but it
won't so much longer unless the Twins
put up better quality of ball than they
did yesterday afternoon. "Broncho"
Jacks tall kicking is not alone suf-
ficient TO bring out the Wheeling
fans. They want a run for their
money" When it comes to kicking, it
might be well toremark parenthetically
that there are others. One 'Notori-
GUS PastOrious-he of the elongated
limbs and sepulchral voice-is some
pumpkins as kicker, and if the occa-
sion should demand il, our own Uncle
Dan is no SLOUGH. Mister Darrah S
vocal organ is usually very much IN
evidence, but Wheeling "rOOters' don
mind that very much if his team plays
ball. It didn't play ball yesterday.
The yeriest tyrO at the national game
would put up a better article. There
were a thousand spectators at the park,
and they got value received for their
money in the first contest, but the sec
ond game was q bowling farce. II wasl
simply awful.
Revenge" was the watchword with
Billy Whites boys, and they got it.
They got barrels of il. They worked
hard in the first game, but in the sec
ond they won in a canter. They made
twenty-seven runs and they might
Just as we'll have had seyenty-seyen.
There was such storm Of base hits Tor
Wheeling and errors by the Twins that
"BronchO" Jack missed several oppor-
unities to kick. This fact is worthy OF
note. since it is the first time il has
happened this season. The captain Of
the Twins went farther. He even con-
descended TO give a very correct imita-
ton Of a good fellow. 1t wasn't natural,
and he was i'll az ease in the disguise,
but he viii improve with practice.
More power TO you. Jack.
In the first game Wheeling scored
two runs in the first on a double by
Davis. and singles by Kane and Prlt-
chard The Twins tailed in theE-halt
on singles by Shaw and Darrah. and
took the lead in the second, scoring
two runs on singles by Davis, Mime
han and Reddy. After that base hts
we're almost as scarce with them as the
proverbial hens teeth.
Wheeling again showed front in the
fifth. After Anderson went out at first,
Regain banged ont a liner to left gar
den and was advanced a base on Kalk-
hoff's ont at first Davis singled over
second base. scoring Regan. Kane fol-
lowed with a beauty 10 right, and
Davis tailed. Pritchard landed safely
in the outfeld and both he and Kane
trotted home on Kerr's double.
The visitors came within one Of tie
ing the score in the seventh. COZ "
Minnehan walked to the initial rubber,
but was caught mapping and retired.
Reddy fouled. Kane dropped Ryn's
sllv-scraper. and Dummy" came in on
Shaw's safe hit to left field. Darrahs
hit scored Shaw.
The home club took a safe lead in the
ninth. Davis was presented with
base. Kane hunted Unsuccessfully.
Some person yelled Hit 'er out, Toll
w." He did. 1t struck the left field
fence. and was lost among the weeds.
folly had wiped his feet on the little
white plate whom 1T was found. 1t was;
the second home run for the Wheeling
Club. This ending the run getting.