The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-23

ss., N wsy TS,s saginaw al jackson.
v,rrrs,own's team Of bail tossers was
IN defeated by the NailerS yester-
~ 81, even lf the yIsltors did So down
!. SisIt they went down gai!9ntly. anu
SSSred even in defeat thaL tnsS ate
~ ~, s1,e hustle from first 70 ninth.
W NcKeoWn, the Washington oil
hr.,,e, can testify TO this, by the way.
hWSstlInE's winning pitcher, Carney,
=, mi on the rubber by Captain Oar
- Ne pitched good game Of ball,
!SIrlng the opposing batEHlsr TO bunch
IL hits In only one inning, the sew
IN Then they scored three runs and
@SSe matters lo0k interesting. stevens
stitched for tho YounBHtuwns, ana was
x, freely by the NaileTS
sJscId Dunn, the Bellaire third-b
Vim once wore the WheQllng unl"
g ..- with credit to himself and his club,
W riyon a trial at third by Manager
fr.Ts1 Of the visiting tenn, JACK
rs mad little or no practice and did
t ~. nor work. making three errors In
tsnr chances. Then HRzGn took him out
and nut Rrodis in at third. Hcst had
an al day, both In the field aud at tho
bSt ''Biue Grass" Dnv&7 whom
wheeling fans thought was about the
only catcher In the land last season.
TSs another new figure In tile tfounEs-
town lineup. He was signed, Yesterday
by thr Ohio teams ulannEelpert. and
made hts inRiul appearances " right
6eId, where he accepted two chanceS.
one brilliant catch over IN center ana
batted two. safe drives.
fgnfVRFe nfsfhn game
ma The cilt-edged work OF the; Wheel.
Jgrs in tbe field and ut the hat. Their
saIdinG Was almost perfect, the only
rnisplay being tumble by Whhley OF 4
hard hit ball that was really excusable.
Their work ut tn bat was also very
FOOD. Not only did she NnllcrS have
fnslr batting clothes on hut Tiny in-
rI,iily obeyed DRrrah'S orders and
made sacrifices where that itPld of mt
ting was called for by the Stbrit OF the
game parrah now seems I'd have his
men entirely under control, and good
work is to b. expected right; along.
In the FIRST inning the SailerB scored
nncs without the aid OF safe hit
Wagner drew base on balls was sac
riacAd 10 second by Gallagher, and
scored on Winters error In handling
Whaley's inheId hit youngstown
scored once. too SteRn sent-a hot one
to Wagner. who STOPPED II, but
could not get II over to MeHoveFter in
time for a put out. On Ardpet's infleld
hit steen was retired At second. Hits
BY Davis and Dunn brought in the run.
In the third Wheeling scored two
more. Rlckert walked and Whaley was
safe on punn's error. McHoverter
scored them By a ccrking single tn left.
T., - f,,,.-sk EFrtvNnF1l hOF9A min FNPnF
left fence brought the Youngstown side
Of the score within hailInts distance Of
In the sixth Shaw and DArrah singled,
and made a beautiful double steal while
Stevens and ZInran were ESlsep. II was
q BEAUTIFUL piece OF work and reminded
one Of the vim and dash Wlh,which the
Twin Cities played in the Interstate Of
'eS. Garvey brought them In with q fine
safe drive 10 center.
In tho seventh Wheeling played the
game for keeps. Gallagher. and Rickert
made singles, and they were advanced
nv WhRley'B well executed sacrifice.
sent a Rky-scr1per to
Steen, scoring shorty" Shaw made
his second hsT and RlckeTt came across
The pan, II was good ball playing and
ahows Of what the Nailers an capable.
There L. something in the Erent national
game beside sluEEinE the bait to walt
Ing outhelders. In YounEstOwn's half
Of the same inning they also did snme
and took all the urics sidedness
put OF the game as It stood II That stage.
Stevens base on balls, hits by Steen and
Ardner, Davis sacrifice and Fllck's two
Dagger to right contributed to three
runs by the visitors. s
In the ninth, however. the WheelIngs
clinched their victory by making three
more runs. McHoverter singled. Shaw
got life on BTodIa's erTnr, DRTrah
singled. Garvey sacrificed and GalIag-
her made another safe hit. When the
third man was out three runs had been
icored and two were left on bases.
Youngstown went out In one-two- three
order and q nice game was won. Score: