Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-23

Boston .....l q o y y l VI
Earned runs. Pittsburg 3; Boston l.
Two base hits, Lyons. Home run. Ely.
Stolen bases. Davis. Hamilton ,; Ten
mey. Long. Double plays, Bergen and
Long. First on balls, off Hastings 3.
Struck out, by Hastings 2; Klobed2nz
). Wild pitch, K,obedanZ. Tine, $50.
Umpire. Lynch. Attendance. 5000.
Brooklyn, n. Y, August 22.-The Chi
Cages took the lead at the start to-day
and were never headed. They HIT Daub
so freely that he retired in the seventh
inning n favor Of Abbey. Briggs was
effective at critical stages, the Brook
lyns having as many as Twelve men lett
on the bases. The score:
Chicago. 90 2311002-11 y ?
Brooklyn. ...013O0O210-7 9 3
Earned runs. Chicago >: Brooklyn ,.
FIRST base On errors. Chicago 3; Brook
lyn /. Lett on bases Chicago ); Brook
lya II. Struck our, by Daub /; by Abb
hey ,; by Briggs ;. Base on balls. of
Daub ,. OF Abbey 1; off Briggs 9. Three
base hits. Anderson Schcck. Decker
Briggs. Two base hits, Abbey. Stolen
bases. D3hien. LANCE, Arson, Decker,
Pfefier, Sheen .; Anderson. Double
plays Daily and Anderson. Hit by
pitched ball. Shoch. Passed ball, An
son. Wild pitch, Briggs. Umpire, La
~. Tine. 2:29. Attendance 1900.
New York. August 22.-The New
York-Louisvil!e ball game scheduled
for this afternoon was postponed; wet
grounds
Baltimore, Nd. August 22.-The Spi-
ders got on TO Esper in tn third in
ming and batted out four runs. Hem
ming then went in and seven hits.
yielding five runs, was the result; after
this. however, he pitched a fine game.
Cuppy also was effective and kept the
Champions guessing.
In Jhs first inning an exchange Of
cougtesles between Hurst and Jennings
resulted in the latter gentleman viewing
The game from the bench. Attendance,
$500 Score:
Baltimore 1OOOO0O11-3 u
Cleveland 1O45OOOOO-1O Is (
Earned runs, Baltimore 1, Cleveland
6: ,wO base hits, Burkett, McAleer; three
base hit. Hemming; stolen bases, Kel-
". Tebeau. McGarr .; double play, Nc
Kean ChilGs and Tebeau: first base on
balls. off Esper l, OF Hemm.ng /; time,
200; umpire, Hurst.
PHILADELPHIA, August %. - The
Phflies broke even with Won Der Ahe's
aggregation to-day. each winning game.
Score:
Philadelphia o. ....2023O00 o % 70
ST. Louis ............0 / 0OO000O-1
Earned runs. Philadelphia S; two base
hits. Delehanty. Lajoie: three base hits
T.aioie. Conner; sacrifice hits. Geir; left
ON bases. Philadelphia s. St. Louis G.
struck ont. Carsey. Geir Ellis. Turner
Conner: double plays Delahanty and
Grady: first on errors. Philadelphia /. ST.
Louis I: first on balls, off Carey ., off Brcl-
teustein .; hit by pitched ball, Grady;
umpire. Conahan; time, ,4q4
Second game score:
Philadelphia =. 220010-5 Q
St. Louis ..........O 0O253O 40 "A
Earned runs. Philadelphia 8. St. Louis
:: two base hits. Delehanty 2. Turner;
three base hits. Cross. Dowd: sacrifice
hits. Taylor. Parrott stolen bases. Hall
man. Conner. PARROT. Murphy Turner ?:
struck out. Ellis. Mailman. Gumbert Muir
ply 3. Donohue 2 Myers. Connor; double
plays. Myers and Connor first on errors.
Philadelphia l. St. Louis .: first on balls.
off Taylor .. off Gumbert .. of Donohue
3: hit by pitched bail, Sullivan; wild pitch.
Donohue: umpire. Conahan: time, 1855.
Washington. D. c., August 22.-Fore-
man was an easy proposition and was
hit hard and frequently. After Irwin's
error in the fifth. when the side should
have been retired. three singles and a
triple were made off Foreman. McJames
who has been on the hospital Est lost
some Of his speed toward the end CT
the game. but this did not prevent him
from striking cur th--7 men IN the
ninth. Attendance 250o
washington. .O11O41O2*-9 II
Cincinnati. .1OO1O0OO0-2 9 3