The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-08
INTERSTATE LEAGUE.

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Borchers, the Californian, late Of the
Portland Core.) team. and formerly thu
.J".'pheRoms pitcher with Chicago in the
big league, and who like all %"phenoms"
exploded In due time, was slnted to pitch
In yesterdays game bctwec@ Wheeling
and Washlnston's ;.Llttle senators."A It
the last moment, however. f. was de-
clded to hold the Californian In reserve
for the first game In the New Castle
series to-day. In his place Camp
bell, just secured from the SIstersvllle
team, was Put In 10 pitch. When the
WashinEtons saw Campbell walk out to
pitch in the latter half OF the opening
inning. they made u great ;"burlesque
rush, to the plata. each claiming to have
EeenSS Campbell first and Intlsaat;ng that
thcy A'ouldn't do a thing 10 him. Well,
In good time all the MashinYnis got a
chance: at Campbell. snd thAhlts they
niade hnTnine Innings were not numer-
bus enough to go around. Up to the
fourth inning the visitors did not score
hit off Campbell. In only inning,
she fifth, did Washington BUNCH hits on
,he lsft-hander.
For Washington. DlnsmoEu:t pitched
Bis usually reliable game. but he has the
ifuck genernlly.to run up against some
Bling that makes his attempted con-
1uess of the bird OF Victory. tr failure.
Yesterday he pitched good hail but II
Mas not quite good enough town.
In the first and second innings the
Eailcrs as usual scored runs and APP
reared TO have 4 winning lead. The
Senators, however, kept pcsging away,
and until the last man was out In the
ninth, The spectators were decidedly on
thc uneasy seat. .,TJ5E (,
In batting, the bright particular star
OF the game was Whaley, %fe had to
his --Edit two doubles and a single. all of
tthcm timely too. Shields again batted
In Gootu form. and flelded his poSItion out
or sight. Helis undoubtedly d find for
Wheeling. Davis distinguished himself
in the eighth Inning by negotiating sue
tccssfully a foul from Dlnsmore's bat,
when the Sailers were abouton the run.
For the Washingtons Cargo, put up a
great game at third, as didt Curran at
second -
Tn IN, frst Inning n rper had
been retired. Shields travetRdTon four
/ bad ones. iHlol2t struck 6iit,1lIFnd the
outlook for runs was not brlShtabut two
baggers by Shaw and Gallagher both
over the short right, field fents,i sent In
runs By Shields and Shaw. 4ks1
In the second the Nailers scored three
times. Babb opened the inntnSby send
Ing a grass cutter to Bntea. which was
accepted. Davis worked'a bare on balls
but C%ampbcll's fly to Cargo, was taken,
and with two out the chance for runs
was slim. but again thet Wllcelings
worked On the small margin successful
Is. Davis stolo second anu -sHcnt to
third on MItchcll's error. Pastorlous
fumbled. Wagncr's sharp grounder and
the runner was safe. Botls scored on
Shields corking single to left. Violet
was hit by n pitched ball and both men
bGDIeu OH OIlIW III aiilSiCs HF.h. naH..sEH
In the fourth. Wheeling got another
run, the last OF the game for the Nailers.
Wagner was. hit and went tn second
when Shields got free Transportation to
the initial bag. Vlolets nice sacrifice
advanced both men; and on Shaw's fly
TO Rlnchnrt, Wagner scored. Shields
wa5 caught mapping at third :onin throw
from Mitchell 10 Cargo.
Washington began to score after
Wheeling had quit. In the fifth the
visitors made two runs on Bates single.
MItchell's sacrifice, sDinsmprks single
and another base hit by Martln-sI It look
ed as though they would scorHagain but
the next two batsmen. Pastorious and
Currun, were enSy%outs.. In the seventh
DliisnIOrc scored on his basdlhh balls. q
single By Martin and an error by Gala
gher, who allowed Martins hit to get
through him.
washington made matters decidedly
interesting In the eighth inning. Griffin
got a baSe on balls. Cargo singled and
HTnehart went to first on balls, filling
the bases with ~ outs Bates sent a
sharp one to Wagner, who assisted TO
Davis In time to retire Gr!fEn9 at the
plate. Then there was some monkey
business and Rincharts WA thrown out
Mt second, Campbell to- Whaley. while
Cargo cam over the pan with the only
run oil: the inning. Mitchell got n lift Mt
first on Violet's error, but the side was
retired OH Dinsmore's high foul fly.
which was taken by-Davls after, a hard
run. 49,
In the ninth Martin and Pastorlous
were outs to- Whaiey. hut Curran got In
his usual hit. Then Griffin bent n hot
one down past Campbell thai looked
good for n single at least, BIt-Captain
Wagner reached out and scooprl In the
ball and touched second juJt" before
Curran got there, retiring :the side.
Score.
WHEELING. ALB. X. BIt!NPO. A.. d.
Wagner, 2b..s.,....4 f52 ~ .
Shields. cf...3 LIB 20
Violet, rf...., 3 o 0t1a tr' 0 l
Shaw. Id. ...J.... 2iESe Q
Gallagher. II. ...... 8 q Q NJ Hg#g
Wh1ley. ss...... 0 40 3J4bIAtg
1}abb, ab.,......,.. 3 20 yS1EJst.2 Il
DAVIS, c.............3 Ehytlp y
Campbell, p........a 0 Otllfligb U
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