Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-05-01

Earned runs, Louisville l, Plttsburg
8: first on errors, Louisville l, PittsburS
5; left on bases, Louisville s, Pittsburg
s; first on balls, off Hill 10, off Foreman
>. Hawley .; struck out, by Hill 3, by
Foreman 2, by Hawley .; home run,
Clarke; three-base hits, Mack Bier
bauer; two-base hit, Clarke; double
play. Ely and Beckley; sacrifice hit,
Eustace; stolen bases, Smith. Stencil ),
Donovan ., Beckley; hit by pitched ball,
by Foreman, Dexter, Warner; wild
pitche, Hawley; time, 2:4O; umpire,
Emslie
philadelphia, Pa, April 30.-The
Phillies fell upon Flynn in the sixth
inning to-day and hammered cut five
singles and a double, netting run for
every hit Up TO that time it looked as
if the Giants might accidentally win
game. Both teams put up poor Article
OF ball. Attendance. 4,S50. Score:
New York % 0 Ito 10 .
Phila 49,. 20 0 *-11 IL .
Earned runs. New York 3, Philadel-
phia g; pitchers, Taylor and Flynn;
umpires, Keefe and Henderson; time,
2:15.
Brooklyn. n. Y, April 30.-The Wash
ingtons would have been shut out TO-
day had Anderson and Mccarthy play
ed with more care in the second inning.
Their errors allowed the Senators to
score their only runs. In the seventh
inning it was nip and tuck. In the
eighth inning, with three men on bases,
DAILY hit TO far lef. field. The hit was
good for home run, but DAILY stopped
running when he reached third. Payne
pitched fine game The same can also
be said of McJames. Attendance, 1000.
Score:
Brooklyn ....O1OOO 2O4 - II ?
Washington @ . 90 0 0 0 0 o. . l
Earned runs, Brooklyn 3; pitchers,
Payne and McJames; umpire, Lynch;
time. LA.
Boston, Mass, April S0.-Boston de-
feated Baltimore to-day in an exciting
game from beginning to end. Ii was
nobody's game until Hamilton crossed
the plate and made the winning run in
the ninth inning on base hit by Long.
Both Nichols and Mcmahon were batted
freely, neither striking out a man.
Hurst was somewhat off in his umpir-
ing. but not partial. The weather was
cold, but over $500 people saw the
game. Score;
Boston ... % > 0 % 0 ID 9 0
Baltimore - 0 l 0 % % 0 IA II ,
Earned runs. Boston >, Baltimore /;
pitchers. Nichols and Mcmahon; UNI
pire, Hurst; time, 2:l0.
Chicago. April 30.-The Colts played
their first game at home to-day, defeat
ing the ST. Louis team very easily.
The game was rather tame throughout,
sensational and brilliant plays being
few and far between. Attendance, =
600. Score:
Chicago 49,. IL 03O1O0S|S IL >
st. Louis 000020-3
Earned runs. Chicago 4, st. Louis =;
pitchers. Friend and Hart; umpire,
Weidman; time, Las.
Cleveland, o., April 3O.-No game;
rain.
Grand Rapids, Mich, April 80
Score:
Grand Rapids ..OO1S1O1OO-6 10
indianapolis :. ..1121OSO1*-9 10 1
Batteries, Lloyd, Walters and Smink
DammOn ana buckley.
st. Paul, Mimi, April 30.-Score:
St. Paul .........3 0000023-9 II
Kansas City 2O0O12O0-71 u
Batteries, Mullane and Spies; Daniels
and Lake.
Minneapolis. Mimi, April SO.-Score:
Minneapolis E. . 10001 40 10
Milwaukee ..000001 70 II
Batteries, Hutchinson and Shriver;
Baker and Speer.
Detroit, Mich, April 30.-Score: g.
Detroit -. 030333 1-13 IA 4
Columbus 80. ...00100120- 5
Batteries. Egan and Twineham; But
Ter and Wilson. Game called at end OF
eighth to allow Columbus team 10 catch
a Vtrain.
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