The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-19
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rnc Nallcrs neatly took t6S New
castles into camp yesterday afternoon
aud arc now safely LODGED IN second
rl,ce for which they were preydously
,JeI with the Pennsylvania clu6 Car
s.r was on the ruU0er for the locals,
h.. surely strengthened che good
;G.,Hrrssions ho made last Thursday on
~ fans when he lot the .T9shinEtona
I'm with I'VE hits. In Yesterdays
SS,nS he allowed FnRtE'B men only
s,vrn safs driVeS Except IN the. eighth
j,,Inr the hits were kept wen scatter
81 In that inning q single a. double
md a homer gave the visitors three
earned runs. Garveys performance
yssterday Is the moro merttoFious be-
.suss he has already been oVerworked.
AMER pitching such a hne game last
Thursday. he went up TO tNtspurEnl
md on Saturday twirled for his old
Tam Of Holy Ghost college letting
own the puQuesueS with ave safe
drives. In the face OF this II was NOT
his turn 10 60 In the box yesterday, and
1, would not have been surprising had
he pltched Indifferent ball
Irwin, the New Castle pitcher, also
Dut I'M a good game. but his deliberH-
lion and general slOwnesS did not suit
the croVTl. He was touched up for
eleven hits, which would not have
counted for 80 many runs but that they
wsrn mostly punched In three innings,
Shaw again put up q nice game pe-
hind the bat. A peculiar mtShap oc-
r,,rrad in the eighth inning. There were
two men on bases, one on second and
Inc other on third. Shaw threw TO
catch Boyle Oh third. Unfortunately
the hall struck Gilboy's bat and rolled
over 10 the left field bleacheFs. Boyle
scored and IRn2el went to third on the
MAY. A moment later New Castle had
Hnfij,er dose nt luck. CANCEL scoring on
q wild pitch by Gafvey. But for
WheslInGS hsir-EAiBing rally at the bat
in the same inning those two runs
would have made matters decidedly in-
teresung. would, In fact, have tied the
Ecoie.
vas the clean homer over centre field
fenoe by Wagner in the eighth inning.
with two men on bases, It was tho hFst
ball knocked over centre md would
have been GOOD for 1T least thTee bases
on any grounds In the country, GRryey,
An addition to pitching RnsNexCellent
game, hit tho ball for keeps, his two
two-haggefs being most timely, the
first bringing IN two runs and the Sec
ond bringing In one. For the visitors
big red headed GllbOy. who NaA the butt
Of all the crowd, made The best record
at the bat with O home run!0Ver LETT
fence and 4 single. He 91gp played
4 rood game In left Geld. bringing down
ave Would-bs hits. One Of his catches
was OF DaFrah'B hat and was pulled
down with one hand. A@eatch OF
liner from Garvey's bat IN the second
BY Irwin was q sensational and entirely
lucky piece Of work. The ball went at
the New Castle twirler like shot. The
crowd yelled, thinking It was a SAFE
bit, hut the yell died in a long drawn
nut Eroan when Irwin stuck out his
Eght hand and captured the sphere.
In the seyenth Garvey showed Just
low EoOd 4 pitcher he Is He had
heoWn three bad ones for Irwin. The
ext three we're beauties and Irwin
truck out. Carney never. 0AsmS %
pse his nerve, one Of the prime requis.
les Of a successful tWirlaE
Altogethef the Wheeling8 put up
rery creditablG gAme In the field, only
hree eros diGhguring their side OF the
coro Hheet. pre
wheellnR nearly scored IN the first I'm
ming. wagner got free transportation
10 art, went TO second On 6allaGhers
hit: both were advanced on DaTrAhs
Ianr1hce, and Wagner was put out try.
Ing 70 get hoEns on McaoVefteF'S inheld
Iii, The next man was retired. New
Cattle didn't SEQ second In their half al-
IhoriEh they had the beneht Uf two bases
on balls. Farrell got the hrst but was
thrown out by twenty feet on O throw
by Shaw. Boyle got the next, ana
though Shaw's throw was bad Darrah
pulled II up on the ground and retired
his man. The third was an easy ehanee
In he second GIlboy got o hit, but a
neat double by Darrah and &cHoVerthr
retired the side. Wheeling scored the
first run Of the game in the third on
WnRnoF'a tWo.bREEer and GalIREhers
sinEie. In the fourth wheeling got
good lead, After whHlley went out to
Gilboy In left, hits were made by
Mertsch and Shaw. double by Garvey'
a Sacrifce by Wagner and n base on
balls by Gallagher, which with enjoys
eFFOF. gave WheHiHB LouT runs AL NASlA
half the New Castles got In the game
too. with one out, SowdeFs got firHt on
NcHoverteTs error and went to third
on Cancels two-base hit Gllboy then
hit for a homer over left, ana the three
trotted home. a, A.
No more runs were made until the
eighth, when Wheeling earned three.
shaw singled and Carney made his sec
ond double. Then Wagner sent his
homer over center field fence. It IS the
longest hit made on the new grounds
In their half Of the eighth. the visitors
made two. Hits were made by BoyIe
and Camel. They were on, second ana
third when Shaw made the mlBplay that
lei In Boyle. Camel scored on villa
Ditch, In the ninth wheeling. did not
trore. but New Castle made one. SullI..
van got his base on four bad ones and
vent 10 third m Twins single. Lavelle
hi TO the inneld and Sullivan scored.
Irwin and IInvelle we're retired on
double by whaiey, DarTah and NC
Hoyprter. The score:
WHEELING. AB. r. BIZ. Po. \. -;
Wagner. 5b... 1890.
Gallagher, c. f.....,
DarrRh, 2b....,..... Os.A
McHOysrtsr, h..
Rlckert. !. f......... 1taE
Whaley, =, G.,.....,b
Mertsch. :. f........i
Shaw. c........''..'.
Carney. p.........'''