Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-16

Earned runs, Cincinnati b, 81. LOUIS
8: two base hits, Miller, PETE, Smith,
Hoy. Mcfarland; three base hit, Vaughn;
sacrifice hit. Vaughn; stolen bases. Nc
Phee 2; double plays Conner. Hart and
Meyers, Smith McPhee and Vaughn;
first on balls. by Hart 4; hit by pltched
ball. by Hart L. struck out, by Hart 8;
passed ball. Mcfarland; wild pitches
Hart 2; time, lao; umpire, Lally,
Philadelphia. Pa, August ia dar-
ing steal by Kelly in the eighth, Cooley s
muff on Reitzs fly to deep centre, fol-
lowed by Brodie's single gave to-day s
game to Baltimore. Attendance 1885.
Score
Philadelphia. .2OOOOOOOO-2 81
Baltimore. .OOO1OO12*-4 II 2
Earned runs, Philadelphia l; Balti-
more ?. Two base hits, Delehanty, HUI
len. Three base hits, Cooley. Sacrifice
hits, Delehanty, Hulen. Stolen bases,
Hulen, Doyle. Left on bases, Philadel-
phia 10; Baltimore 6. Struck out, KEEL
". Clark. Double plays, jennings,
Reitz, Doyle Doyle unassisted). First
on errors, Philadelphia l; Baltimore l..
First on balls, off Esper 8. Umpire
Conahan. Time 2:1O. Pitchers, Taylor
and Esper.
Boston. Mass. August 15-Hamilton's
magnificent batting and base running
was the feature in to-days game and
materially helped to defeat the Brook
lyns. Attendance, 1920. Score:
Boston .... .....1O2113O0*-S IA 2
Brooklvn ..1O2OO0OO /
Earned runs, Boston Z, Brooklyn /;
two base hits, Hamilton, COrcoran;
three base hit. Mccain; home run, Ham
ilton: stolen bases. Hamilton (5), Duffy
(2). Long, Jones, Anderson, Mccarthy;
first on balls, by Stivetts 8, by Stein 4,
by Harper l; struck out, by Harper l;
passed ball, Burrill; time. 2:OS; umpire,
Sheridan; attendance, 1920.
NEW YORK. August 1.-THE New
Yorks and Washingtons split even to-day.
Umpire Lynch was too Ill to umpire and
so players McAuley and Warner were Sc
lected to ofiiciate in the first game. Both
teams wrangled all the way through, as
each umpire was accused Of giving his
team the best of decisions. Joe Hornung
and George W. Barnum started in to UNI
plre the SeCOHu EdlIts bNA III 'it' AN''' N''
inning joyce used such language because
of a decision he made that Barnum quit
and Hornung finished the game. Score.
first game:
Washington .. OOO422-9 y ;
New York ..........1 l 0O01 2o-6
Earned runs. Washington 6, New York
!: first base by errors, Washington 4,
New York ;; left on bases. Washington
: New York 3: first on balls. off Mercer /,
off McJames 2. off W. II. Clark /; three
base hits. Cartwright; two base hits. Nc
CURE Cartwright. ". Clarke, Joyce Da-
Wis: sacrifice hit. Farrell; stolen bases.
Brown: double plays. Shelbach and Nc
CURE: hit by pitcher. by Mercer l. by
McJames /: umpires. McAuley and War
ner: time. 2:24: pitchers, Mercer and Nc
James. Sullivan and W. II. Clark.
Second game, score
Washington =. ...........O % ]
New York ................1 3 o > o % Y
Earned runs. Washington .. New York
?. first base by errors. Washington Z; left
on bases Washington 3. New York .;
srst base on balls. McJames: struck out
h,. NrcJarnes .. by Meekin &. by Getting 3
.br.a base hits Van Haltren. Selhach
FsrreU. two base hits. Davis Meekin;
s+oleD bases. Van Haltren. joyce. Glea-
CON Davis. Wilson: umpires. Hornung
ond Rarnum: time 1:Ss: pitchers Nc
lanes Meekn and Getting