Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-07-28
STANDING or CLUBS.

folly Kane allowed the lWlns 10
make eight hits yesterday, but he kept
them so well scattered throughout the
game that they succeeded in scoring in
but one inning. He was given bang
up support, but one fielding error being
made back OF him, and that a tumble
by old reliable Uncle Dan. Hawley
also pitched an excellent game, but the
three errors made by the Twins were
very costly. Broncho Jack kicked as
usual. Aside from his disgusting eX-
hibition the contest was very interest
ing. Wheeling played pennant WIN
ming ball. Somers' work in left gar
den was a feature. CrOtty eyened up
matters after making an error III the
sixth by making a circus catch with
one hand, which brought down the
bleachers.
The first run was made in the secon1
inning. PriJchard led off with an in
field hit and beat the ball in sprint
race to first. Kerr famed. Crotty NIT
to centre and Pritchard went around
to the home plate. Wheeling won the
game in the third inning. halkhon
waited for the good ball which 1alled
10 come. and drew free pass 10 the
initial bag. Ball hunted in an attempt
10 sacrifice and got to first before the
ball Somers hit to Myers, who FUN
bled the ball. losing a chance to retire
Ran NJ second Kane singled 10 right
and Kalkhoff and Ball came in. Prltch-
ard got his peppers on the sphere and
drew a base on ball Kerr cracked out
a clean hit in left field and Somers and
Pritchard scored Kerr was forced out
at second on CrotJys hit and Brodie
flew out.
In the fifth Wheeling tailed again.
Kane led off with a single, but Prltcn-
ard forced him out at second. Kerr
walked. and was forced out by Crotty.
Pritchard came in on Princes wild
throw. and Brodie retired the side by
striking out.
With the score 6 to 0 against them
the Twins connected with the home
Mate for the first time in the sixth.
Rvn hit 10 centre and was put out at
second in irving to stretch it to dou-
HE shaw hit to CrOtty, who fumbled,
Giving him n life BrOnchO hit against
Tbe high fence in left field for three
bases. scoring Shaw. Gallagher made
q clean single in right field and Oar
rah came in. Violet was retired at
first. This should have retired the SIDE
with but one run. Myers followed with
q hit in left field, on which Gallagher
crossed the plate Hager ended the
agony by giving up the ghost at first.
The Twins were not in the game at
anv stage. Hawley did not have good
control of the ball Kalkhoff went 10
the plate four times, yet he is not
credited with a time at bat in the OIL
cial score. Twice he was sent to first
an four bad balls. and twice he was MT
nv 2 pitched ball. Dummy Ryn car
ried OF the batting honors, getting two
singles and a double out OF four times
at bat. 70
lack Darrah acted like a big calf,
kicking on the slightest pretense or no
nretense and playing dishonest bail
whenever he found an opportunity.
Umpire McNeirney fined shaw ~ he
made mistake. The sum should nave
been ten times that amount, and should
have been collected from Darrah: Inc
time was when McNierney Woulu not
tolerate abuse from player Yet ne
nermits Darrah to do about as he
pIeases. in spite of repeated warnings.
Broncho didn't like several decisions
made Yesterday. and promised TO make
il interesting for McNierney at Uhrichs-
vile next week. This and other al
tempts at bull-dozing were heard by al
the spectators. The forfeiture OF
months salary would not have been too
severe a penalty for such ungentle-
manly conduct