Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-21
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Pittsburg :. Il 900 O101 81
ST. Louis 80 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o.
Earned runs, Pittsburg 6, st. Louis g.;
two base hits, Lyons. Sugden, Dowd,
Parrot, Meyers, Cross; sacrifice hits,
Parrot; double plays, Donovan and
Sugden, Dowd, Cross and Connor;
bases on balls, off Donohue 2, off Hugh
ey q hit by pitched ball, Hart, Meyers;
struck out, by Donohue 5, by Foreman
2, by Hughey 4, by Hawley 2; passed
balls, Sugden 2 Murphy l; wild pitch,
Foreman; time, 2:45; umpire, Weidman.
Cleveland, Ohio, June 20.-The wild
ness of Briggs and Friend in the sew
enth inning gave the Clevelands seven
runs and the game after the Chicagos
had won it by good hitting. Attend
ance, 5000. Score:
Cleveland =. ..21000270*-12 13 L
Chicago :. :. ..3O10130OO- s IA 0
Earned runs, Cleveland 4, Chicago Z;
left on bases, Cleveland s. Chicago s;
first base on balls, off Cuppy 2, off
Briggs 6, off Friend 2; three-base hits,
Everett. Lange, Ryan; two-base hits,
Blake, Cuppy, Lange; stolen bases,
Burkett 2, Ryan,; double plays, Arson,
(unassisted; hit by pitcher, by Briggs
2; passed balls, thinner 2, Daley 1;
umpires. Wilson and Donahue; time, 3
hours.
Baltimore, Nd, June 20.-The cham
pions to-day won the last of the series
from the Philadelphia with the east,
making it three straight. Attendance,
5,120. Score:
Baltimore :. ..OOO11064*-12 16 l
Philadelphia 10000000-3 Z 4
Earned runs, Baltimore 6, Philadel-
phia 1; two-base hits, Donnelly, Hall
man Doyle, Reitz; threebase hits, Bro
die, Hoffer; stolen bases, Keller 3,
Doyle 2, Donnelly, Kelley 4. Hotter,
Brodie; double plays, Cross, Hallman
and Boyle; first base on balls, by Hotter
5, by Taylor /; hit by pitcher, Nash,
jennings. Kelly Donnelly; struck out,
by Hoffer 6, by Taylor l.; time, 2:3O;
umpire Hurst.
Boston, June 20.-The home team fell
on Mercer, the Senators crack pitcher,
to-day and made things so interesting
for him that he was removed at the
end of the sixth. McJames was also
an easy mark. Attendance, 4,5OO. Score:
Boston :. ...02110440*-12 10
Washington ..0001OO5O 90 = . o
Earned runs, Boston 6. Washington
4; two-base hits, Setback; three-base
hits. Nichols, Joyce; home run, Demont-
reville: stolen bases, Hamilton 2; double
plays. Joyce. Crooks and Cartwright;
first on balls, by Nichols 3. by Mercer
4 by McJames 2; hit by pitched ball,
Jovce: struck out, by Nichols 4; wild
pitches. Nichols, McJames; time, 2:2Z;
umpires, Emslie was unable to appear
at the game. and Sullivan. of the home
team, and Mcguire, of Washington, pre-
sided.
BROOKLYN, n. Y, June 2o.-Three lit
tie hits off Dad" Clark best tells the
course of the Brooklyns' downfall at East
ern Park this afternoon. 1t is doubtful II
the New York pitcher was ever in better
form. Kennedy was hit hard all through
the game. Attendance. 10000. Score:
Rrooklyn .......2 0 0 90 20 / 0-3 8
New York ..........0 o 0 2 o. % 10 )
Earned runs. Brooklyn none, New York
5:frst base by errors, Brooklyn l. New
York / left on bases. Brooklyn g. New York
4; first base on balls. off Kennedy ., off
Clarke .; struck out, by Stein !, by Clarke
8: homo run. Gleason; three base hits, Van
Haltren. Herman, G.. Davis, Jones; double
plays, Connaughton and w. Clarke; UNI
pre. Henderson; time, 1852.
CINCINNATI, o., June 20.-Louisville
pounded Foreman, but could do nothing
with Fisher, who succeeded him in the
sixth The Reds found both Frazier a nj
T. Smith easy to hit and profited largely
by Louisville's eight errors. Attendance,
$500 Score:
Cincinnati :. .......00 '-1S IA 4
Louisville =. .......2 80 o. II S
Earned runs, Cincinnati 6, Louisville 3;
two base hits. c.. Miller, Ewing, Vaughn,
c. Miller: sacrifice hit, Irwin; stolen bases,
G. Smith, Burke 2. McPhee, Irwin c. Mil
Ter, McCreary 2, G. Miller, Clarke; double
plays, McPhee and Ewing. Vaughn and
McPhee; first base on balls, by Foreman
/, by Frazier 8; hit by pitched ball, by Fra
zier /; struck out, by Foreman /, by Fisher
!. by T. Smith l: wild pitches, Foreman,