Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-30

P.ttsburg IL 90 , 1 0 0 l o.
Earned runs. Baltimore 5, PittSburg /;
two base hit, Davis; thr5e base his,
Lyons. Padden: sacrifice hits Ely, Keel
er; stolen bases. Davis. Jennings, Nc
Graw, Lyons, Kelley (2); double plays
Davis and Padden; first on balls, OF rs
per l. off Hastings 5; struck OUT, by rs
per 8; time 2:10; umpires, HemmlnS,
Killen and Sheridan.
Brooklyn \. Y. August 29.-Brookiyn
touched up DOnahue in one inning.
which was enough TO give them q com
manding lead which was maintained TO
.hs end. as s.. Louis could not hit Daub.
Attendance, $500. Score:
St. Louis .........010O000OO-l 3
Brooklyn .....2O5O0000 81 l
Earned runs. St. Louis 1, Brooklyn .;
first base on errors. Brooklyn 2; left on
bases. I each: bases On balls, OF Donanue
3. off Daub /; struck out by Donahue =
by Daub .: three base hits Connor, An
dorson. Jones; two base hits, Schoch,
Grim: stolen bases SchOch. Mccarthy.
Shindle. Corcoran and Anderson; Dona-
hue. Cross and COnnOr; nit by pitched
ball. Sullivan: passed ball. Mcfarland
2: umpire. Emslie; time, 1872.
Philadelphia, Pa, August 29.-Tayior
won his own game from the Reds in the
ninth to-day. Attendance, $500. Score:
PHILADELPHIA E. ..3OO0O0002-5 Is l
Cincinnati =. ...01OO10101-4 9 0
EARNED runs. Philadelphia 3. C.ncin-
na,f >: two base hit, Taylor: three base
HIS. LaJoie. Peitz; sacrifice HIS, Taylor
81. LaJcfe. McPhse, Gray; s,Oln bases,
Cooley. Miller. Hoy; left on bass, PM
adelph.a II Cincinnati 6; struck out,
Mailman. Burke, Holiday; first on ef-
r3rs. Cincinnati !: first On balls, on lay
lor 3. eff Rhines ); hit by pitched BALL
BOYLE. Rhines; umpire, Lynch; LIAe'
200.
Washington. August 29.-Both teams
started off with grand volleyS OF MS 20
day. but Terry, for the visitors oecam5
NOR effective as the game progressed
and errors helped TO give the victory 10
the Colts. Attendance, 5000. Score:
washington - / . 10 I
Ch ,-,e, .5O1O1 6-13 Il 3
Earned runs, Washington !, CAlcaso
c. Two base hits, Dahle1, smith Lang
three base hit. Decker; scolsn bases Nv
crit LANCE C2): double play. Demonl-
O,Rr;eD and Cartwright; first on pans
off NcJamss 3, off Terry 8; struck OUT
Inv Nc.Tames /, by Terry /; passed baIls'
NcGu.re; time. 2:15; umpire, Laiiy.
New York. August 29.New York ana
Cleveland split even to-day. Inc MS.
came was pitchers battle, Wallace
l-se,inq The hits well scattered. In the
e-c6nd New Yorks punched their hits
Of Young in the first inning. one or
which was a home run by DAVIS "neH
TWO men were on bases. The game was
called in the seventh lining on account
Of darkness. Scores: First game
cleveland -. .....1 0 0OOO -
Nv vorl, .OO0O10O00-1 S ?
Earned runs. Cleveland /; frs. base by
errors Cleveland /. New York :; leIl
ON bases cleveland 3. New York I; first
On halls. off Wallace 8, off W. H. Clarke
.. struck out. by Wallace >. by w h.
clarke >: two-base hits, McAleer; stolen
bases. Mexican. Davis ,; double plays,
Gleason. Davis and W. II. Clarke :;
Rl3ke and Mexican; wild pitches. W. H.
Clarke: umpiras, Henderson and Camp
bell: time, 2:C3.
Second game
Cleveland E. ........O OVVVV-I
New York ..........4OOO00*-4 . 0
Earned runs. New York 5; left on
bases. Cleveland 10. New York >; first
ON balls. of Young ., off Meekin ,;
struck out. by Young 2. by Maekin 6;
home run. Davis two-base hits, Nc
Aleer: stolen bases. Van Haltren, Glea-
son: wild pitches. Meekin .: hit by
pitcher. by Meekin l; umpires, Campbell
and Henderson; time, ZAP; attendance,
1900.
Boston. Mass. Angus. 29.-Bos-on
whitewashed Louisville to-day. The
visitors lielded miserably. Attendance,
Boston . ...O1O8O714a-16 10 3
Louisville -. ..OOO0OOO00-0 4 i
Earned runs, Boston 1; two-base hits.
NcCreery. SWEETS: stolen bases, Hamil-
Ton. Duffy. Pickering: double plays. Do
Ian. Crooks and Rodgers; first base on
balls. by StivetJs I, by Hermann /. by
Cunningham 4: struck out, by Cunning
ham ,. by Stive,,s 3; time, 1:i5; umpire,
Hurst.