The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-06-02
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THE wheelings won decided VIC
,ory over the Saginaw Wolverines
vrste-day afternoon. Pitcher irwin
i.,. N New Castle, who was given such
,bumplpE by the Tolcdos last Thurs
a.. was In the box for the NaIlers yes
,,-Iav Afternoon. He surely retrieved
himself In the estimation of the cranks
no the mastery game he pitched. Up to
rho fourth inning the visitors had Sc
orr,I only one hit on his delivery. In
~, f,,trth they punched two and In the
siytb hi the boy for four more. VI
,Esse six hits at least two wore drives to
rtrhf field that would have been easy
bSi Violet been playing that position
Dayis was there and did not Held the po-
s,Tion fast. This is not To this players
dlgcredu. however. as he Is nor n nelder
and LAYS no claim to being one. Behlnu
the BAT he can hold up his end Win any
of theul--elsewherc he IS Outclasseu.
irwin had lots " speed. in lact shaw
had some difficulty in hoHlng MN.
HIS slowness In delivery that anhoys
snme of the spectators Is really an et-
Ssrtiye adjunct 10 his work In the box,
AZ II worries the batsmen OF Che oppos-
ing team more than II does the specta-
mrs The latter should remember THIS
and discontinue "nagging" their own
player. .l!g,-.t,,
Wheeling put up another nice game In
tbo field. Inc only misplays being those
NJ Whaley and Violet. The public is
NOW beginning to appreciates. the fact
that In addition to having team that
isn't weak at any spot in hitting power,
IL is made up Of players who are as tast
as any in fielding, The work OF Whaley
and Wagner was PARTICULARS good yes
terday afternoon. Both made sensa-
tlonal piclS-ups and their throwing TO
first was good, with the exception OF
Whaley's wild throw over McHover-
tors head IN the second inning. How
ever, no damage was done, as the run
npr. Cancel. was thrown out endeaVor-
ing 10 take third on the nllsplay. In
the outfield the work OF Davis was
rather slow, but RickGrt and Gallagher
playsd a good game. Gallagher was the
Star In a peculiar play in the sixth.
NicKcyItt knocked high one TO center,
which Gallagher mlsjudged. Too late he
started backward after the ball. He
touched il and stumbled and fell, stand
ing on his head as prettily as though
he Intended to do II. o.
The Nailers went after Mt Ruther-
ford right at the start. In the first In
Ming hits were made by Wagner, Vlo-
let Gallagher and Rickcrt resulting II
three runs. For the visitors, Thorp got
n base on balls. went to second on
passed ball, to third on McKevitts sac
rIfice and scored on Summers base hit.
In the second, the Nailers We're retired
in succession. Stupid work prevented
the visitors from scoring once or more,
On Whaley's wild throw to McHover-
ter. Camel got life. He tried to reach
third, but was easily thrown out. Nc
HNverter to Wagner, The next man up,
Hemphill, got free passage TO the ini-
tai bag. He played dangerously far
from frs. and drew throw from Shaw
10 McHoyerter. Seeing he could not
reach first again, Hemphill started for
second, but was an easy out, McHover-
ter 10 Violet. The next batsman was
Sn out for Gallagher in centre.
The NRilers Clinched the victory In
shaw's fly, Davis worked base on balls
and irwin was safe on Niles error In
handling his hot liner. Wagner filled
the bases by going to first on four bad
nncs. Violers hit brought in two runs,
and Glllugher's sacrifice scored Wag-
rer The bases were again full when
Rlckert walked and Whalcy got to first
on ThOrp's error Safe drives by Nc
Hoverter and Shaw brought In three
more runs. In the visitors half, with
two hands out, Sumner drew base on
balls, reached second on q passed ball
and scored on a hit. Hemphill also hit
safely. but the next man, Stout, retired
In the fiFth Wheeling added four runs
and reached the lucky-or unlucky--
thirteen II must have been unlucky.
for after that the Nailers did not score
another run, being blnnkcd in the last
four Innings With Irwin an out. two
baCgers were made by Wagner and
Violet, followed by a single by Gala
CHER. on Grey's bad throw to second,
which went 10 deep ccTter, Gallaghe:
scored the third run OF the inning. The
fourth was made by WhaIdy's b"auti-
ful home run drive over left field fence.
In the sixth the visitors did business
with Mr. Irwin to some effect. McHevitt
I'D of with a double and scored on
Summers single. Camel hit safely as
did Hemphlll. scoring Sumner CANCEL
was thrown ont from Shaw to Whalcy,
IN an attempt to pilfer second. Stout
fouled out Wagner, and Grey was safe
Rt first IN Violet's tumble, but Ruther-
ford retired the side on fly 10 Rickert
that was caught In fine style. No more
runs were made. Score: SOL