The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-26

New castle. .'
The WhcellngS won notable victory
OYER the fast Youngstown team ycstcr-
dny afternoon. Harry Jordan. the cN-
pirat-, was IN Int box for the visitors
and h. pitched first class game, Al
,housh not many errors arc charged
araIn4; his team. they put up Indifferent
hiu AT times. sufficiently 80 to discOur-
erG steldiCr twirier than Jordan. AS
4, vas, he was hit safely but eight tines
md two OF these hits were on the scratch
Irder. For the WhcellnCS. young
Campbell was IN tho box and 10 put Il
mildly he distinguished himself The
LIrl hitting Ohio gang found him anfely
nrlv ok times. Two OF these were home
runs. happily with nobody on the bases,
and the others were scattered through
out the game
Wheeling put up magnificent field
INK game. The Inneld was particularly
strong. Wagner, Westlake and Wh1ley
making many phenomenal ptckups and
s,ups, Halter made the only disastrous
error for the locals. II was mum Of
WncrCr's throw. Had II not occurred,
Youngs;Own's first run would not have
ben scored.
tn. ump!rInE was done by ThurSton
and Sumers. and both did fairly sA;IsEac-
i0ry work. neither favOrns his own
texan particularly. The only time Jnr-
dan was roasted on balls was by Som
r-. his own trammAtc. som" OF the
SPECTATORS thought Iurdan'S home run
In the ninth was foul, but those OF the
spectators who were on Il line with third
t7sc say the hit was clearly fair.
Nath teams Were retired In one-two-
lErse order In the first Inning. In the
second Inning each side got hit, but III
,ars resulted. Wheeling broke into tho
nm column in the third. though. scoring
,no runs on Il single hit. On lidrImels
teT's error Westlakc was safe 1T first
and CampbelrS neat sacrifice sent him TO
second. On GlllaEher's single, West
lake scored by 4 very close margin and
Gallagher went TO second on the throw
home. h.. TOO, being safe on n close
v1y Winters got mixed In his dates
on V!olent'S InHcld hit and failed to put
the runner out OF nall Gallagher Al third
Violet stole second and on the inlay little
Gallagher made the run Tor hume In line
ktyle.
In the fourth Inning the visitors gOt
one run. Rrodir singled and moved up
u Nltr WI Nlt-'N NdGllAiN'- u. <.llll still
son, hot one 10 Wagner who assisted
To- Halter Frank. usually very reliable.
allowed the ball 20 get through him, with
the result that tn. runners wsre safe At
third and second lICIm"istc- sent Il
high one 10 Gallagher and Brod!N sc0r-
ID Winters retired the sids with lily
~ Wagner.
In the fifth the Wheelinrs added on
o.n": 10 their string Wcst!akr met one
~ .'UrG4rs outs n the ribs and went To
the iUi:.ai lag without fare being ruNE
". Campbell mad. \ scratch single,
IN, ralIaEhcr and Violr, were easy outs
rad the prospect for runs was not good.
Jordan got two strikes on Shaw aud
Kicked al the next. which SomerS called
= bali Then Shaw mot the next one Tor
two bases over right field fence. scoring
Wcsilakc Robinson retired the side.
There wasn't the shadow Of n run until
the eighth when ritchled on with hom-
cr over left field fence. making the score
unComtartably close. With one uut
Stern made Il twO-Oaggtr, but the next
'wo hatSmcH We're easy outs &c Violet in
left field, who. by the way. put up a very
lively game in that garden.
In the ninth however. the NAilers
clinch-d the game In Grea; shapC. Halter
vas safe or FitCh'S error. Wagner got
haSc on balls. Whale" singled. NNcsIlak-
reached first on four wild" ones, Camp
bnll hit to Hommeirtsr, who threw to
y.nrSm, retiring Wagner, fiAller'S run
having been previously forced in. Then
Gallagher singled. Violet sacrificed, and
Shaw and Robinson got free trlnsporta-
;ion. resulting In four runs. Haller
went 10 the bat i0T the second time In
re inning and was an out. retiring the
SD.
Ia tncr hnlf the visitors were Rbie TO
score but oacr the run being made Oh
-T.rla r,'c hon s.r nNnr the frnrn Scnrh.