The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-13

erman, who catches for the visitors and
occasionally gets the ball over the fence
for q INNER in \ mort unexpected man
ner. IIc did this yesterday afternoon
with two ulun on bases when the score
had been n tie in the eighth, and gave
his team 4 victory that was not antici-
patcd with much certainty By tho Twins
Themselves. Wheeling manascd TO got
II run in tho ninth, but that wa, all,
and tho visitors did not have 10 30 in in
theIr hall. They had a margin Of two
runs.
The game was hotly contested
throughout and was witnessed by Que OF
the larces. crowds OF tbs season. tii,con
hundred people filing the grand stand
and oTertiowins tho bleachers. Joe
Miller. the naw umpire. made his first
appearance and umpigcd q very fair
game. Ito made 4 fCw mistakes but
neither aide was favored particularly.
As usual Wheeling started her run.
getting in the opening inning. Katkhof
drove q hot one totShaw who handled
it nlcs!r. Regain had two strikes called
but met tho third fairly fora clean two.
Dagger. Davis fouled out TO lsyn. Kane
sent one with whiskers to Ryn who
mutEed and Regain scored. Kane going
to third. PriicIa,d get first or Nc
Nillen's null, but was thrown out in
his attempt 70 steal second. In their
hall, although the Twins pot two clean
hits, they did not score. clean fielding
characIeri3ing tue work OF the Wheel
incs.
Kerr opened up the second
with a beautiful three-baccer and
came in on Shaw's failure to
handle n hot one from Crotty's
bat. Donovan sacrificed and Crotty
q single scoring Crotty. kalkhotf hit to
Myers at short who threw TO Darrah re-
firing Anderson, and another quick
throw to Ryn put out halkholt and the
side. In their hall the Twins tied the
score. Gal!aher sent q hot one 10 Regain
who .hrsw Wild and the runner was
sale. Rvn followed with a base on
balls. Myers sent al easy one down TO
short which Regain handled but throw
wild. allowing Gai!ahrr 10 score. Nc
Nillen's single sent the others across
the pan. tieing the score. Darrah rc-
tired the side by Soias out from Cro:ty
to PritChard.
Wheeling did not score in the third,
although atwo.bagger and n single were
made. The Twins. however. took the
lead in this inning. Rinchart reached
frs; on an error and shaw 90. there on
free transportation-iou balls, and both
scored On kaikhOf's costly ersor in nj.
lowing Ryn's grUunder to escape him.
Wheeling wa again retired in the
fourth without 4 run and the Twins got
another. McMillen was hit by AndeI.
son and Darrah secured base on balls.
Bowerman hit Il sky scraper to lett, both
DoaOvan and kaikhoa going alter it.
The two came together with terrific
force and both dropped 10 tho ground
half inscnsiole. McMillen got across
the plate before time was called. After
five minutes OF work both players re.
covered sufficiently for play TO proceed,
but no mo.c runs were scored.
In tho fifth ours" began 10 find
Reddy'a delivery and managed TO score
two runs. within one OF tieing the score.
kalkho!i was hit b. n pitched ball.
Regain sent n groundcr down to DarrRh
who touched oul kalkhotT. but Regain
sprin,ed hard and was safe ut first.
Davis cracked OF, = beauty Tor two
bases, Regain scoring. Kane got to first
and Davis scored on McNlilien's sccnnd
error. his failure 10 hand!c Il fly knocked
oil: 20 lett By Kane. Kane pi!fered
secOud, bu: was put out ut the plate in
his attempt TO score on Pritchard's safe
hil. Kerr retired the side by going out
from Rcldy 10 ityn.
MinnehAu, the ~liellaire boy, was sub
stItuted in tho bUx Cor lscddy in :he
sixth inning. Cro;ty few out to Shaw.
Donovan made q single, but was put out
at second on AndGrson's inleld nit.
halkhoLl was an easy out. Although
the Twins got 4 hi and a base on balls,
Bharp work prevented any scoring on
their part.
In the seventh Wheeling tied the
Hcorc amid intense excitement. Alter
Rcgan went on: m a long hi; TO Gala.
her, Davis sIuglGJ and came in on
kane'a terrific three bag.er. With only
one out it looked good Tor at least
another score, but il was nil n dream.
IrItchard unexpectedly struck out.
Kerr, however, managed to reach first
on being hit By 4 pitched ball, and Il,
once went down to second. Crotty
ended the agony by flying out to Gala.
her N center. Tho Twins again failed
to acorc, going gu: III one, two. three
efdcr.
The home team didn't haro hall n
bhow for Il run in :hnir hall OF tho
eighth, but those unIicavenly Twins
cIinchCl the game in n sensational
manner. 3!Yers went out from l.cgIn
TO CrOtty. MinnehNu surprised him.
sell By hitting tho ball for two bases.
Then MCAiillGa went 10 first on balls,
DITfaiI t n an oN3y onn to l.cgan who
stGppod on third retiring Minnohan.
with a nan on first and another on
Fccond with ~ OutthG clIancc ior a run
secmci small, but the mighty Bower.
man, he oi home run lame, welded hig
piece OF a9h with ciIcct. Tho hail scared
M, up 0vur towar! left. Donovan ran
with It but it seemed destined ncvor to
Come down md went over tho thirty.
loot left field fenCO for q clean homer.
Tho ,hTcO Twins trottei across the plato
nnlI the game wa won for Twin CitipI.
When tho ball Disappeared over the
fence ,hero was intense a~ilcnce In tho
grand stand; nobody HcomeI to ronlizp
wlGnt had happened. Then tho crowd
OF ClrichsYilIe people began 10 shout,
aud even tho " liecling crank, gayn
Bo~crman n band for his great hit,
which has only hreu onCe duplicated on
tho local grounds. by Robinson Of the
k0n,ona carly IN May.
Wheeling mRdo desperate olror. to
ut least TIC tho score in tho ninth. but