Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-13
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.

Cincinnati, Ohio, July 12.-After
Brooklyn had tied the score in the
seventh. the Reds, by batting rally
in the succeeding inning. won the game.
Ii was nip and tuck from the start,
but while the Cincinntis made more
errors than their adversaries they
punched them in one inning and play
ed gilt-edged ball in the other eight.
Attendance, 1920. Score:
Cincinnati :. :. E. i / D l -
Brooklyn =. =. e. ..11OOOOS0 90
Earned runs. Cincinnati Z, Brooklyn
8: two base hits, McPhee, Miller, lrWin'
Ehret: three base hit, Burke, Jones,
Sh,ndle: home runs, Miller: sacrifice
hit. Smith; stolen bases, Burke = En-
ret. Irwin 3, Gray, Jones; double pays
Corcoran and Daily; first base on DaIIs,
BY Ehret .. by Harper /; hit by pitched
ball. by Ehret /; wild pitch, Ehret;
time. POS; umpire, Sheridan.
St. Louis, Mo-, July 12.-To-day 5
game was not a very interesting one,
the Browns being almost shut out. The
Washing.ons made nineteen hlts OH
DonOhue out OF which they scored four
teen runs. aided by errors. Washing
tons heavy batting and good fieldlng
were the features of the game. Attend
ance. 5000. Score:
St. Louis =. :. ..0O1O00000- l
WASHINGTON =. =. .041042 Ia
Earned runs, Washington 3; TWO base
hits. Mcfarland, Joyce, King, Mcguire
~: sacrifice hit, DemOnt; stolen bases,
O'Rrien. Abbey, Setback; double play,
O'Brien and Cartwright; first base ON
balls. off King 5. off Donohue 3; hit by
pitched ball. Sullivan; struck cut, by
King 1: by Donahue II; time 2:1O; UNI
pire, Buttin.
Chicago. July 12.-Great luck, and
the brOiling sun gave the Spiders to-
DAYS game in the fifth inning. After
TWO outs, Wallace backed away from
the plate but the ball struck his bat and
lit into right field for two bases, and
McAleer followed with a fly to left that
went for a triple because Decker was
blinded by the sun. Both pitchers did
exc Nent work and were ably support
ed. Attendance, 1900. Score:
Chicago =. E. E. 10000 DO
Cleveland =. e. =. ..0O0O4O1O0-5
Earned runs, Chicago l, Cleveland 4;
two base hits, Arson, Decker, Wallace,
Blake. Wilson: three base hits, Ever
it. MoAleer. MoKean stolen bases,
Tebeau: double plays. Dahlen and Ever
EFT: Dahlen, Pfeffer and Arson; Childs,
Mexican and Tebeau; struck out. by
Briggs 4: by Wilson 3; passed balls,
KitTi6ge l: bases on balls, off Briggs
I: time 210; umpire Emslie.
Louisville. Ky. July 12.-The Col
onels winning streak was broken to-
day by their stupid base runn.As ANA
failing TO connect with the ball with
men on bases. A sensational catch by
Clarke and the batting of Donneiiy
were uhe only features. Attendance,
$500. Score:
Louisville =. E. :. 20 OO2 90
Baltimore ..011O11021-7
Earned runs. Louisville l, Baltimore
8: first base on errors. Louisville ,;
Baltimore >; LEFT on bases. Louisville
s: Baltimore 10; first base on balls, off
Hill 3: off Mcmahon 4; three base hit,
Clingman; two base hits, Mcmahon,
Donnelly. Doyle, Brodie; struck cut,
by Hill 8: by Mcmahon .; stolen bases,
McCreery. N;ckiin, KeiSter. Donnelly
~. Kelly. Keeier; double plays, Crooks
and Rogers; sacrifice hits. McCreery,
Hill: hi by pitched ball, Crooks, keis-
ter %; time 2:20; umpire, Mcfarland.