The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-24
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
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The Naiiers lost a loosely played
game to the New Castles yesterday at.
,prnoon on the Island grounds. Had
Pitcher Campbell received the support
accorded Farmer Brown by the ylsi-
tors, the result might have been dr.
fercnt. lie struck out nlbe OF the
pennsylvania hitters, butplthe poor
work OF the men behind him ;,dlscour-
aged the boy and In several Innings
hits and errors were punched In a
manner that resulted IN punches of
runs for the opposition. e}tsi
Among the features was bthe hitting
OF CAMEL, the big first baseman OF the
New Castles, and GallaghcraIork at
the bat for the wheellngs. Riekert, for
merly of Wheeling, accepted. several
difficult chances In right field, but
was very weak. with the stick.
Fielder Robinson was not In the
game on account OF sickness, and on
that account a pitcher wasasin the
Wheeling outfeld, In the, person of
folly Kane. al Wagner, recently re-
leased by Wheeling, made ibis reap
pearance with the Nailers1 playing ut
short field, Westlake being at third
and Whaley at second. Wagner, did
good work In the field and made two
timely hits, one "a two-bagger. Vest
lake was of at third. ttd;
Until New Castle went TO bat In the
seventh inning. the small crowd hoped
that the Nailers would be able to ov-
crcome the lead OF the visitors, but the
.usllade OF base, hits In 'that inning
settled the outcome for good and ALL
In the ninth the Wheelings figured in
batting rally, but fell four short OF
the number of runs required to tie.
In the first inning the WheelingJ
were retired In order, and :inSthe visi-
tors half they went the same route
In the. second Kane and Hlllcr struck
out and Wagner was an out on an easy
!nfSli chance In their half of the sec
ond the visitors broke the ice and :scor-
ed two runs. Camel and Sullivan
made hits out, but Farrell's sharp, sim
Gle scared both runners. The next two
were easy outs. ---- Is
In the third. after one hand was re-
tired, 'Wesuake got first onTSulllran's
error Canlpbclfs ont made The inning
Look rather unpromlsing for runs, but
Gallaghcr's two base hit gave the stu
alton a silver lining and bases on balls
To Violet and Shaw forced III n run.
1;ut there were no others, as Kane was
an out to Rickert who captured the fly
after n hard run. 49,
In their half of the third.:thd visitors
Increased their lead. Kuhn.s hit. errors
by Westlake and Campbell. Cancels
sIngle,'and Dondvar's sacrifice, netted
three runs. q =. -5g- y. z, +, 4.
Wheeling scored the second run in
the fourth on Wasner's single. Wha-
s sTs 4 In the Nth Nth 5igtRe Nall
crs managed 10 make 1.-TWO drives,
hut 20 runs resulted. ~
New Castle made two instlle fifth on
hits by CAMEL Sullivan. Donovan and
Farrell. Wheeling got two In the sew
enth on Gal!aeher's single, zNiolet's sac
riNce. ,Shaw's two Dagger, kane's sac
rihce and Haller'S single. ThS visitors.
unfortunately. scored three more In
their half OF :he same Inning and
clinched the game.
In the ninth II looked as though
Wheeling would do something, but the
Visitors lead was too great. Shaw led
OF with a single and Kane was safe on
Farrel's error Hallnr'sL Two Dagger
brought In one run and Wagners dou-
HE scored pair. The nexts,three men
went out on flies. to Cancel, in left field.