The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-11
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Tho second game oil the sesies with
Fin6lay, yeAteslay afternoon ondedin II,
delcat\ior tho Wlscelinss, alter very
pretty g&nc which took ten innings to
decide the vantage. McDougal was in
tho box for the hoiuc team and had he
received good support Findlay would
have been defeated. ~ they only, SO.
curod seven hiss to twelve by the
Wheeling nine. Tbs unfortunate error
OF White in the tenth lost the game TO
Wheeling. lie threw wild to Koe!e,
letting, Grey 20. to second. Then 1re.
laad's sacrifice advanced the ruuaer to
third aud he scored on Cooks ainglc 10
left.
The Fiudlays are made up Of niue In
diviiluals w 10 perhaps can lay claim to
bcins ball pluycrd, but they have
missed thcsr vocation; they would mp.
pear 10 bortor advantage in nursery.
whore they would mako u very realistic
baby show. Every one OF tho ono
thousand spectators ei yesterdays game
can iestitv to this. This intantilo
demonstration TOOK place in tho fifth
inning while Wheeling was at the bat.
Kerr had struck out and Sans dropped
the ball. Kerr started for frat base
with Cane, who had picked up the ball,
at his heels. Cans touched the runner
but the ball dropped out OF his hands
aud tho umpire declared sKcrr!saie
Crotty, who was on third, scored.
The Findlays took this occasion to
show their baby-like, characteristics,
and left the iiamond. entered their cab
aud threatened to leave the grounds.
( The gate was closed aud nobody allowed
10 leave, while White tried to reason
with the Finilays lie finally agreed to
everything the visitors claimed, and
, play was resumed. Notwithstanding
this, the Wheeling management at once
protested the game by telegraph to
President Zirles and it is believed that
the game will ultimately be awarded to
Wheeling. Whites action in giving the
SPECTATORS run for their money, when
the umpire was about to award Wheel
ing a victory is conmendable, and every
body hopes that il will not be the cause
OF Findlay scoring very scratch and un.
earned victory.
McDougal, who let Canton down with
two hits on Wednesday. was in the box
Z for Wheeling yesterday, and hut for
errors by the locals would nave downei
the Gas City crowd. as only seven safe
hits wore made. Pastorius. the Barnes
vile ,wirler whose strawberry tinted
hair was the but: OF the jokes OF the
crowd, pitched for the visitors, and al
though he was hit safely twelve times
be kept them scattered in every inning
except the fourth when Wheeling got
four safe ones aud scored the only two
runs they made. Pastorius' undcrhand
ball was very deceptive and the locals
famed out on several occasions in vain
efforts to conucc. with the sphere. This
ball is similar to that formerly used by
"Billy" Rhines when he first pitched
for Cincinnati four seasons ago.
Stupid base running By Wheeling
players los. them the game. In the irst
inning Regain was put out at the plate
after he made an elegant three Dagger,
simply because he was not properly
coached This was repeated two or
three times during the game.
Findlay scored one run in the frat
inning. McDoug1l being touched up for
three hits. After Grey WAS retired Ire
land hit for 4 single and scored on Der:
by's safe hit. With man on frat NC.
Dougal struck out Cans. Findlay scored
again in the third inning. After two
were out Brandenberg made q single
and scored on Cro,ty's failure to handle
Derby's infed hit. AlcDougal again did
good work. striking out Cans the Sec
ond time when hit meant run.
Whceiing's two runs wore scored in
the fourth inning. Davis led oil with a
hit, but was put out at second OH nice
thrown from Brandenbcrg in lett field.
Kane singled, bus Kerr went out to
Grey in centre, who was putting up an
elegant outfeld game. White, the next
man up. made two.bagger, scoring
Kane. Prince got free passage to frat
and White scored on Keeie's timely sin.
gle. McDoIgal retired the side by 90.
ing out from Pns!orius TO Derby.
No moro runs wero made until tho
tent. inning, though Wheeling rot
very near score on two or three occa.
sions. and would have won tho game,
bu; for The stupid basernnning. In the
tenth Grey sent grJunder TO short,
which White throw wildly to keeie
aud when the ball was back in the dia-
mond Grey WAS safe on second. Ire
land sacrificed sending Grey to third,
and on Cookies clean hit iio scored tue
winning run. lie score: