The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-16
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News of Sport.

Nas sali.btb 10 u man II, oil course. lol-
laws that tho homo team won both
games. Tho fret game was q Corker I;
twelve innings wore required TO decide
i In favor Of Wheeling. md II will so
down into Intar.stRte league annals as
probably tho most exciting and inter
estlng game OF the present season. Con-
lcy's costly error In tho twelfth whom Ito
mnl!ed thrown ball and failed 10 re.
tirn Regan. lost the game for tho via.
itors, US Davis lined ont single and
scored Regain with the winning run.
Kane pitched the opening game for
tho homo team, and he did good work.
lie was not afraid to put the ball over
tho pan and place some filth In tho
ability Of the balance OF tho team. The
SECOND game was won Ivy Wheeling
with Low Sml,h, the local twirler. In
tho box. lie allowed the Man,sields
but seven hits and these were ail scat.
tered, so that with tho magnificent sup.
port he received all over she field, the
visitors had no chance to win. Wake.
field, tho opposing teams pitcher. was
hit safely but six times. but the sup.
port ho received was not good and
allowed Wheeling to win.
4 new short stop was tried by Man.
ager White in yesterdays gamss. Dave
Curran, the neutrality-suspicious.
college player, who was recommended
10 the Wheelings through the lSrgLLI-
GEEcRn yesterday morning. lilo played
the difficult position in good style, his
stop Of Marchaud's hard grounder over
near second. which looked good for
safe hit. saving the home team defeat.
iie was signed by White last night and
will accompany the team on It's first
trip abroad. 1t is 4 difficult matter TO
single out the good plays mud playing Of
yesterday's games-all OF the Wheeling
team without m exception pu. I'D
game that 10 equaleu but seldom and
excelled tno time. Crotty, Regain and
keefe were all in great form and put up
m infeld game that was sharp and
clean without exception. The outfcld,
too. was full OF ginger. Kerr. Kane aud
Donavin all accepting difficult chances.
In the frat game Wheeling took the
lead at the start, Regain scoring on his
hit aud sacrifices. In tht third in
ming Crotty and Regain scored again. 1t
was not until the fifth that Mansfield
succeeded in getting-a man across the
plate. Conley being the lucky man In
the sixth Otterson got TO first and scored
on Qninn's safe hit. Wheeling scored
one in the sixth. too. on DonayIn's hit,
aided by Curran's safe one. Mansfield
scored another in the eighth, making
the score four to three in favor OF
Wheeling. In the ninth the visitors
succeeded in Geing the score Wilhelm
got TO first and scored on Wilson's safe
hit Kane did good work in this inning,
butior Curran's great stop OF Marchand's
apparently safe hit tho game would have
been won by Mansfield. Neither. side
scored in the tenth or eleventh innings,
but in tho twelfth Wheeling scored tho
winning run. Cro.ty went GUS from
Wakefield to Conley. Regau got to
frs. on Conley's mutt OF throw from
Ot,crson, reached second on half
passed. ball and scored on Davis crack
ing single. The Mansields wont ont in
one. two, three order in their half The