The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-27

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With three pitchers in the game
Conoysr being in the box, Brodie at
,bid and Kane a. arst, Wheeling YES
torjoy met the Twin CItiOs for the first
time siges the admission OF the two
,,nb, into the Iron aud OIL league and
N, home team again demonstrated that
Aha Young men from Tuscarawas are
,jmply mot in IT, with Ours. Not
outstanding tue fact that Mipuehan
ritchei a great game, allowing Wheel.
ia, but four hits, all singles, aud that
Coporor was hit for twice as many
br.,, the Twins only made two runs to
Il, by Wheeling. Aud but for ConoysF
hitting a man with the ball when tho
base, wore full they would not have
scored ono Of these runs. Wheeling
took advantage Of the frequent errors
nj the visitors aided by an occasional
base on balls together with the four
bis off "Minneha.ha' 20 ple up runs.
Wheeling put up q magnificent game
in the deld, the best seen since tue
team has been In the Iron and oil,
KSns's mud Of q foul fly, which subse'
ousully allowed the batter TO roach
dr.l on balls, being the only misplay.
Ball at short BrOdis at third, and Croft
ty At second, all put up the article otbsh
inst is branded "a l." In TACT tho
g,ms wa one Of the prottiest ever seen
on the Island Vrouud. and was thor,
oughly appreciated by the rather small
crowd that attended.
The Twins appeared on the field with
several new men. Frank Violet in left
dsld and Charley Prince behind the
hat. wore tho recruits FROM the dis
banded Columbus club. Ths fielding
feature Of the afternoon was the circns
catch bv Violet in the fifth; Kane
Knocked a skyscrapeL to left that looked
good to fall safe over back Of the bleach
en-. but Violet was alter it with wings
and nabbed il in fine style. The play
VA, heartily cheered. In addition to
pitching an elegant game ConoVer field
Cd his position out Of sight. Several
line hits zero pocketsd by the Ken
tlckian in great shape, one in the sew
en.h on Minnehan's bat being on tho
phenomenal order.
The work Of the Wheelings, nil round,
vas so good that Il would take two or
three columns to pick gu. each praise.
worthy play, bat the baso-running Of
KAlkhoA IN tho seventh should not paAs
unnentioued. KAl hit safely and taking
4 good start made q beautiful stoal OF
second. Elalsd by his success and tax
ing advantage OF tho SloWness with
which Niinnehan unWinds himself to
deliver the ball, Kalkhof ItAFtod for
third. A StaRl OF third only occurs
about once or twice in a reason in fast
mpan Kl was hall way over to the
desired bag before Minnshan had de-
liysred the ball and before Prince could
return the sphere Mr.. Ralkhol. Of Ken
lucky. sab, was safe. Did JACK Dar.
rah drop dead? No, but he was stag
gered.
Rams we're made in four innings, in
the first and seysnth by Wheeling and
ia tho sixth and eighth By the visitors.
In the first Ball started tho fun by going
10 frat on balls. On DarrRh's tumble
Of somsrs' gTounder both men were
safe. Kane singled sending Ball over
the pan, On KaEPs sacrifice SomerS
scored. Then Crotty hit to Myers. but
that usually brilliant iuaslder didu't
lsem to know what to do with the ball
and when tho smoke had cleared hano
had scored and "your uncle Dan was
,a!s on first. After Brodia got q base
on balls he and KalkhoH were doubled
10. Tho Twins wont out in one'tWo'
three order. ,,
In tho second Gallagher opened with
livo-bagger, and HGger went to first
on balls, bat the next three men were
uaequal 10 the situation. In the sixth
tho Twins scored their frst run. Shaw
and Darrah both singled and Shaw went
to third o n GallaRher's sacrifice. On
Vi9lets inield hit Shaw started 10 steal
home, bu. was caugh! between third
and home and put out by Davis. by
this time DarrAh was on third and
Violet was headed for second. Davis
threw 10 catch him, leaving the homo
plate ~unguarded and Darrah came ~
scoring before Ball could return the bal;
In the seventh Wheeling increased
her lead, making three rus. Kalkhoa
started by aingliug and stole second and
third bases; after Davis went out on
Nv 70 Minnehan. an attempted bunt
Ksl came in on ConovOr's Bnic hit, On
Bl.ls infeId hit Conovsr was thrown
on. at second. Darrah iumbIed SomoS'
grourder and the latter was safe, Como,
yer scorinp. On q steal Of third anu
Princes passed ball Somors scored tho
third run.
In tho eighth tho Twins looked quite
dangerous. Ryn and Shaw both hit
,lle and nitor DarrAh had struck out
Gallagher advanced the tWn with q
I1crilca Conovor gave Violet his base
On balls and the bases were full. Whom
Conoyor hit tho next man up, Myers
forcing in Ryn Fith A run, matters
looked dubious, but lIagOr could only
Ai, So easy one down 10 Crotty who
aslislsi u Kane ri first.
10 tho ninth thu TWinI went out IN
onc.two.throo order aud n fine oxfii0i'
ton oilhs national game had ended In
a victory for tho home team. Score;