Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-09-27


advantage OF this their first invitation,
and insist on their husbands and broth
ers taking them. Do not forget the day,
Friday. October ID. Fare for round trip
0nlv S1.5o.
Hon. Hugo Grossner will deliver two
addresses. in German. in this county,
October Cd and 3D., one in the Eighth
ward and the other at Fulton. Mr.
Grossner is an orator of wide repuJa-
ton. and will present the Democratic
argument in a matchless manner.
Earned runs, ST. Louis 3, Pi,tsburg 3;
two base hits, Sullivan; three base hits,
Smith; stolen bases. Myers, Turner, Pad
den .. Parrot, Cross: first base on balls
off Hart 3, off Horton 4; hit by pitcher
Mcfarland; time, 1875; umpire Lally.
New York. September 26.-The base
ball season in New York ended to-day
win a game between the New Yorks
and the Champions and the New YOrks
won almost as they pleased and will
finish at the top OF the second division.
TO-day's game was called in the sew
enIh inning on account Of darkness.
Score:
New York ..... 1O1 s 0 Go IA
Baltimore ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 o. 10 1
Earned runs. Baltimore |, New York
Z: pitchers Pond and Meekin; umpire,
Lynch; time, 1857; attendance. 1920.
Cleveland, Ohio. September 26.-The
visitors were unable TO nit Young TO-
day and but for a wild pitch in the sew
enth they would have been shut out.
Attendance, 1000. Score:
Cleveland ...... 0l001010 IS 10 I
Louisville ...... 0OOOOO2OO-2 5 /
Earned runs. Cleveland 9: pitchers.
Young and Herman umpire Emslie;
time. $40.
Washington, September 26.-The
Bostons played splondid ball to-day and
closed the season with a creditable vic
tory over the Senators. Klobedanz was
practically an enigma. as the Washing
tons did not consscut.vely hit him in
any inning. The heavy stick work of
Boston was the feature, though Lead
gave splendid exhibition of fielding.
Being the last game OF the season. many
presents were given players, Demont get
ting a bicycle and Cartwright a ducking
gun. Attendance. 5,0S2. Score:
Washington -. ..0001OO00O-1 Il
Boston 49,. .....0O402OO03-9 Is 1
Earned runs, Boston 6; pitchers, King
and KlobedanZ; umpire, Hurst; time,
1:55.
Philadelphia SEP ember 26.-The base
bali season came 20 a close in this city
to-day by Brooklyn defeating the Phil
lies The game was a slugging match
throughout, in which he visitors got
shade the better of the locals in oppor-
tune hitting. Both cams played a good
f-ldiDg game. Ia JOE distinguishing
himself by catching a deep Outfeld fly.
Daub was taken from the box in the
four 4 after the locals had touched him
for four singles and three two baggers.
Attendance. 300. Score:
Philadelphia .OO412O003-1O 20 .
Brooklyn -. ...O2O24221*-13 p 2
Earned runs. Philadelphia G. Brook
iyn 10: pitchers. Carsey and Daub and
Payne; umpire, Hornung; time, 210.
THE CUP SERIES.
indianapolis, Ind, September %
Seven tickets to first base and five wild
pitches tell the story of jo-day's game,
which was captured by Minneapolis.
Wilev Davis was very wild, and Wood,
his catcher. had two passed balls. The
wildness of Davis was partially due TO
his effort to save Wood, who is badly
bunged up, and yet the only catcher On
the team. Buckley had been forced out
on Friday with a split hand. Indian
apolis batted the Millers and might have
won hui for the wretChed battery work.
The fielding was better than in the first
two games for the cup. Attendance, B.
1913 Score:
indianapolis e.. ..OO11OOO10-3 u 2
MINNEAPOLIS ..O1OO0O50*-6 s l
Earned runs. each; pitchers, Davis
and Hutchinson: umpires, ODay and
Mcdonald time, $50.
BASE BALL CHAT.
The season in the National League
viii END, with to-day's games. Balti-
more again proves the pennaAt winner.
In the Western and Eastern Leagues
the leading clubs are now playing cup
series. The Interstate season is the last
TO finish.
There were exactly US pdiQ duull.-
sions Yesterday. with the weather good,
and a record Of nine victories ont of
ten games for the home club. This at
tendance would not pay expenses by
one-half. vet It was the largest crowd 81
the week. The management has de-
sDqired of drawing good crowds for
championship games, and for this rea-
son Mondays game with Youngstown
has been transferred TO Youngstown,
where the attendance is better. The
clubs will leave early Monday morning.
Wheeling will pay seven games away
from home. and will then return TO play
several exhibition games here.
President Power has decided favor
ably upon Wheling's claim TO the right
10 play of with Toledo for the Interstate
championship. and if series Of games
arranged, it viii be between these two
clubs.
Manager Halter last night received
Telegram from Manager Connie Mack.
of Pittsburg. offering 10 Play here on
October 9th. The offer was accepted.
Cincinnati will play an exhibition game
on the It'll. and the PiTeyes viii be here
for two games. on the Sth and 9Th. The
home club should make q good showing
against both clubs.
THE TIGERS WON.