Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-07

PITTsBURG. A. R. H. P. A. E.
Smith, II ................. 0
Ely, IS '..:'...............
Stencil, CT ...............4 3 3 l
Sus9eh, ................
beckley, Id .............. l "
Bierbauer, 2b ..........4 o 0 l
Donovan, RI ..............4 0 0
Merritt Sd ............... q v
Hawley,, p ................ o
Hugney' p ...............2
Lyons ...... ...........1 0 0 0 0 0
Totals ......... ........85 2 . "a II .
.Batted for Hughey in the ninth.
Innings. 1 2 3 6 3 :,
PhiIadelphia .......s o 0 o o o o IS
Earned runs. Pittsburg 3 Philadelphia 2;
two base hits. Donovan; stolen bases.
Beckley. Sugden. Stencil 9 Hallman. Sui
phia 5; struck out. Beckley 2. Lyons, Sui
Ivan, Hallman; double plays, Bierbauer,
Ely and Beckley 2: Sugden, Beckley Bier
bauer and Ely; Grady and Cross; hrst on
balls. off Hawley Loft Hughey 3, off Tay-
Tor 3: hit by pitched ball, Sullivan; umpire,
NEW YORK, June 6.-After trying in
the East for two weeks the Browns to-day
managed to win a game. They defeated
the New Yorks at the Polo grounds this
afternoon in the presence of $500 people.
Both Meekin and Hart pitched strong ball.
The timely work of the visitors in the sew
enth inning won them the game. Score:
st. Louis ...........1 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 0-6 2
New York ......0 0 0 o 020 PA IL 4
Pitchers, Hart and Meekin; earned runs,
ST. Louis 1, New York q first base by err
rors, st. Louis ., New York /; left on bases,
St. Louis 3, New York y; first base on balls,
off Hart 5, off Meekin 2; struck out, by
Hart /, by Meekin l; two base hits, Con-
nor. Van Haltren, H. Davis; sacrifice hits,
Meyers: stolen bases. Dowd. Cross .. Hart,
G. Davis q umpire, Henderson; time, 1:49.
BALTIMORE, MD, June Elm an ef-
fort to make it three straight the Cleve-
lands tried three pitchers in to-day's game,
but without avail. Double plays and long
hits were the features. Attendance, 1850.
Score:
Baltimore 2SO211 Ill 10 4
Cleveland ...........1 0100003 1t 3
Pitchers, Pond, Wilson, Cuppy and Wal
lace; earned runs, Baltimore s; two base
hits, Donnelly, Clarke, Reitz, Keller; three
base hits, Jennings Doyle, Burke; home
runs. Tebeau, Kelly; sacrifice hits, Pond,
Childs; stolen bases, Donnelly, Kelley,
Jennings, Doyle; double plays. Jennings
and Doyle; Doyle. Jennings and Doyle;
McAleer, Childs and McGarr: first on balls,
off Wallace 2, off Cuppy 1: wild pitch,
Pond: time, go; umpires, Weidman and
Keefe.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. June 6.-The
Colonels played in hard luck to-day. for.
although they earned seven runs, the Sen
ators, who earned but two. beat them out.
German was hit freely and Mercer re-
placed him In the last two innings Cum
ningham was wild, forcing in two runs in
the eighth inning. Tom Kinslow, who
joined the Colonies here. took Cassiday's
place at first and played good ball. At
tendance, $3.50 Score:
Washington 1870 001 3 flo y 3
Louisville ..........0 0 O3 0S o. IA
Pitchers. German, Mercer and Cunning
ham: earned runs, Washington 2, Louis
VILE Z: two base hits. Mcguire 2, Abbey;
three base hits, McCreery, Kinslow, De-
mont. Mercer, Miller, Clarke, Dexter; sac
rifice hits, Kinslow. Crooks; double plays,
Crooks, Cartwright and Demont first on
balls. off German 3, off Cunningham 9; off
Mercer 8: hit by pitched ball, Brown, Sell
bach: left on bases. Washington 8. Louis
VILE s. struck out, by German I, by Cum
ningham l, by Mercer 8; time. 2:4O; UNI
pire, Emslie.
BROOKLYN, y. Y, June 6.-To shut out
the Brooklyns on their own grounds two
games out Of three is by no means an easy
task: nevertheless that is just what the
Cincinnati Reds have done Fisher was
responsible for this afternoons shut out.
He pitched the ball many kinds of ways
but the Brooklyns could no better than
make three scratch hits Daub was knock
cd out in the bird inning and Abbey, who
succeeded him, Jared no better. Pop
Smith put up a matchless game at short.
Score:
Brooklyn ...........0 0 0 900 0 0 % 8 5
Cincinnati ........0 IS 20 0 2-13 Is l
Pitchers. Daub, Abbey and Fisher; earn
ed runs, Brooklyn 0, Cincinnati 8; first base
by errors Brooklyn !, Cincinnati 5; left on
bases, Brooklyn 2, Cincinnati 5; base on
balls, off Fisher 1; struck out by Fisher I;
home run, Vaughn; three base hits Miller.
Vaughn: two base hits, Irwin, Fisher;
sacrifice hits. Hoy, Burke, Smith; double
plays McPhee, Smith and Ewing 2; Nc
Phee and Ewing; stolen bases. Burke, Hoy
and Fisher; umpire, Sheridan; time, las;
attendance, 5.700.
BOSTON, June Samson won his second
victory over the Bostons to-day because
they could not hit Mcfarland. Duffy's
nine had men on bases in every inning ex-
cept the eighth and yet could score only
in the first inning. when Lowe made the
circuit on aybase on balls a wild pitch and
a scratch hit by Tenney. The Chicagos
hit Nichols freely but he did some great
work in tight places. Tenney's catching
and Dahlen's fielding were the features
Tttendance, 1872. Score:
Chicago ...........0 20001fL4 II 2
Boston ...............1 00oo0O00-1 5 5
Earned runs. Chicago 2; pitchers, Nc
Farland and Nichols; home run, Pfeffer;
two base hits Dahlen; sacrifice hits, Dab
len, Arson, Decker, Tucker stolen bases,
LANCE, Bannon O. first base on balls, by
Mcfarland 8, by Nichols !: first base on
errors, Chicago g. passed balls, Tenney,
Kittredge; wild pitch. Mcfarland: struck
out, by Mcfarland /. by Nichols /; umpire,
LYNCH; time 2:Uo.