The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-26

For seven innings yesterday 1t looked
a, though the West Virginia profession
al. would beat out their Ohio brOthroni
Tor eight innings it was a good game
Then came "Trouble" and Glasscock'a
boys had 1t all to themselves. It all
started on account Of two decisions by
Harry Prltuhard. the umpire, in tho
eighth. Menateo aud Berger, OF Wheol'
ing, were declared out ut fret when tho
most enthusiastic Bellaire rooters con-
iessed that thoy were there before Carey
got the ball. Those decisions lost
Wheeling the chance 10 even up with
tho Ohio follows and in their hall OF the
eighth the visitors prolsod by error
alter error by tine Wheeling inGsld aud
rolled up five runs, only ono hit being
made Sol. Whites second three'basger,
Pritchard. how could you2
"Roi" EhrSL OF the 81 Louis mlatlts,
started in to pitch for tho West yin.
ginians, bu, retired after the second
inning. taking Smiths place ut second
while the IitusyiI.o man went In tho
box. Only one hit was mada oil Ehrai,
billy" Georges single IN tho int
Smith pitched a mastery game, hut
the errors mnlr py the fellows pack OF
him were disastrous, esreciallr iT tho
fatal eighth mentioned. "Ducky"
Minuehan, who arhavOi fame as n
Twin last season, lWroi Tor tho Bell.
aka aggregation. llo pitched u very
clever game and got good support cape
chilly in the last four luninG'.
Carey, the baltimore lirst baSomUn,
played the initial bag for the BeIalri
team. and hi, enchanted catch in tho
fourth, retiring "Biily" NilOi. was tho
star play OF the game at the bat, now.
ever, he was saily wanting, Ot tho
Pittsburgh recruits on tha Wheeling
team Jucko" Menaiee distinguished
himself Al the bat with ,hr6s hard
drives, Que a throe.bagger. Niles, at
short, put up nice fielding game, but
Hartman, at third, weni to piecOs toward
the clo,e OF the game. Ehrct, at uec'
oni. was afflicted with "that tired feel
Ing" that OF late years is so character.
istic OF ST. Louie players.
sol" White, the old colored player,
who onra mayed on Wheeling league
team, UiIicitsd a. short for the Ohio
side crowd, aud although he was
charged with two or three errors, he
nut M great game and his two cork.
To-. drives for three bags each, formed
tie batting feature OF tile contest,
For tho Whrolings, next to Mcnaiee,
the hos. batting wa, by Glas'cOck aud
Nichol. Groves. tue hard hitlin: oil
City man, known last summer rs one OF
the best bntsmen in the lrOn & OIL cir.
cur. was away oil, bang struck out
three times by MinnGhau.
In the second inning Wheeling got
two hits, but no runs resulted. After
Glisscock had been rotirai. Niles hit
Tor single. Ihnn Hartman sent a long
ily to Georg, that was accepted. Mena.
fee singled aud both men were advanced
base, but Borgor'a ont from White to
Carey spoiled the prospect for runs,
In the third the Ohio ''pnriesl" broke
the ice. Minnehau, the frat man up,
Unexpectedly made base hit, but was
retired at second on Nicholson'a infeid
hI. Then Mercer snnt a sharp one 20
Eurct that was iumbed, tho "parson'
going to third, and a moment later
scored on Georges fine sacrifice TO
Groves
Wheeling got in the game in tho
fourth. Glasscock made tine single to
lett. aud was advanced on Niles out
Minhenan got wild ana hi; hartman.
"jarkn go; risky and stole third, West,
laSa throwing low. Ihsn "Jockp'
Mauaice hltto right for .hrco bases two
men scoring. An error scored Menaiee
Berger vas hit by tho ball and Enrat
got free passage down the line. but
Groves was unequal TO tho emergency
and struck out tor tho socond time.
Beliaife wen. ont in order,
Wheeling added another to hor string
in the attn. NiChol made nico single,
was advanced u base on smiths ont aud,
scored Oh Glaascock's second hit. Bell.
airc also cot another in tho aamo inn.
ing; Wcs,laka reached first on Hart
mans tumble and NiChol sOu's two base
hi. scored him.
On Whites three hagger and George
Weallakes sacrifice the yisitorl got
within hailing distance OF Wheeling in
tho sixth, aud in tho seventh they
forged ahead, making two runs. Mich.
olson and Morcor made hits and gacd.
fec aud passed balls brough. thom
across tho pan.
Ia tho eighth Harry Prilchard got in
hii work on the WhooIingI. Menaieo
knocked a sharp ono IN Nicholson, who
ilmbloI, and Jock wai plainly over
,ls.bag when Carey GOT tho bali, bu!
ptilchard called 1t out. Then Berger
sent ono with whiskeN to Wo'uake
who also iumblej, but. although tho ST.
Paul man was plainly safe. no was
called out. That took tho nerVN out oil
tho "hcolingI aud partly explains thoir
icn'Inlly poor showing IN tho Brilniro
half VI tho sam0 inning.
sol White started tho iun with u
,hrco.bagg1r. and then cam, error alter
o'rof not another hit being made 10.
.orc tho thiru man was out live had
crossed tho plate aud Beilairo had won
mogmo. BgiiOr luck to.dhy.-pefhap1.