Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-07-05

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"Pietz out for interfering with fielder.
Ehret hit by batted ball. Two out
when winning run was scored.
Innings
Pittsburg ...,...1 0 1 0 l 0 0 0 II
Cincinnati -. 80. o 0 l 0 0 2 0 0 %
Earned runs, Pittsburg 2, Cincinnati
l; two base hits, Burke, Miller; sacrifice
hits, Ely, Smith, Sugden, Miller, G.
Smith; stolen bases, Donovan, Stencil,
Ewing; double play, Ehret, McPhee and
Ewing; bases on balls, off Ehret 2, of
Killen 8; hit by pitched ball. Donovan;
struck out, by Killen-IrWin, Pietz;
passed balls. Pietz 2: time. 200.
Philadelphia, July 1.-The Phillies
we're beaten this morning chiefly
through Carsey's weak pitching. At
tendance, 1900. Score:
Philadelphia =. 10 100000 s 19 2
Washington =. .5OO1O6O10-13 % 2
Earned runs, Philadelphia 6, Wash
ingtCn 8; two base hits Brouthers, Del
ehanty, Brown, Crooks, Cartwright;
three base hits. Carsey, Clements; sac
rifice hit, Crooks; stolen bases, Dele
hanty, Setback; left on bases, Philadel-
phia Z, Washington s; struck out, by
McJames L. double play, DemOnt and
Cartwright; first On errors. Phlladel-
phia l; first on balls, eff Carsey 3; off
McJames 4; umpire, Hurst; time, 2:90.
Philadelphia, Pa, July 4.-The after
mon game was funnier than minstrel
show The locals opened on King and
by stroke of luck tied the score by
making nine runs. German and Carsey
then went in the points and the Phillies
took the lead and kept il TO the e1d.
Dan Brothers was given ten days notice
of release. Attendance 5000. Score:
Philadelphia .0230O9 "-15; 10; +
Washington 3O00-14; 10; 3
Earned runs, Washington 6; Philadel-
phia IA. Two base hits, King, Lush,
Rogers, Hal,man, Taylor, Deehanty.
Three base hits Cartwright, Thompson.
Home run, Thompson. Stolen bases,
Rogers, Setback Hu,en 2, Delehanty.
left on bases, Washington l. Philadel-
phia II. Struck out, Lush. King, Tay-
lor. Double plays, Crooks, Demont and
Cartwright: Hulen. Metres and Brouth-
ers; Hal.man and Brouthers 2. First on
errors, Washington .; Philadelphia 2.
Balls, off King / Off Taylor 5; Taylor 4.
Hi, by pitcher, Selbach Umpire, Hurst.
Time $50.
New York, July 1.-The Bosroas won
the morning game from the Brooklyns,
at Brooklyn, through their timely bat
ting. Attendance, 1000 Score:
Brooklyn -. .....001010000-25 3
Boston 020O0010-3 5
Earned runs, Boston 2; first on err
rors, Brooklyn 3; left on bases. Brook
Ign 7, Boston 3; bases on balls, off Stiy-
eats 2: struck out, by Abbey /, by S;iv-
etts /; three base hit, Stivetts; sacrifice
hits. Abbey. Mccarthy, Corcora2; stolen
bases, Hamilton. Anderson; Wild pitcn,
Suvetts; umpire, Belts time, 1:47.
Brooklyn. n. Y, July 4.-Stein was hit
so hard in the first three innings this
afternoon that Daub was substituted.
Boston had won the game, however, and
Daub served only to keep the score
down. Attendance 5000. Score:
Brooklyn. :. ...2OO000000-2; .; 4
Boston. ..411O00100 90 8; 2
Earred runs, Boston ?. First on err
rors, Brooklyn /; Boston 2. Left on ba-
SEES Brooklyn 3; Boston 3. Base on
balls. of Stein l; off Nichols l. Struck
out. by Daub 2; Nichols 2. Three base
hit. Damon. Two base hits, Hamilton,
tucker. Sacrifice hits, Nichols, Long.
Stolen bases. Anderson, Shindle. Dou-
bic plays, Corcoran ard Shoch; Long
Lowe and Tucker; Shoch and LaChance;
Mccarthy and Grim. Wild pitches,
Stein l; Daub 1. Passed bal, Tenney.
Umpire. Belts. Time 1874.
Cleveland, O., July 4.-The Cleve-
lands found no difficulty in winning
the morning game from St. Louis to-
day. Attendance. $500. Score:
Cleveland -. ...12000140%-S Is l
st. Louis .......0O1O10001-3 8 2
Earned runs, Cleveland A. St. Louis
/: two base hits, Wallace. Donohue; sac
rifice hit. Wallace; stolen bases, Nc
Kan, McGarr; double plays, Wilson,
O'Connor to Tebeau, McGarr. Childs to
Debeau, Donohue to ConnCr; first base
on balls. Wilson 3, DonOhue 6; left on
Eases. Cleveland 10. st. Louis ); struck
out. by Wilson 2, by Donohue s.; time,
1:45; umpire. Sheridan.
Cleveland, Ohio, July AT least H.
coo people were present at the after
noon game. Young nearly lost the
game by his own errors and those Of
his support, but Hart was batted freely
and that saved the game. Score:
Cleveland. =. .3O2OOOOO*-5; II; 5
ST. Louis. =. ..OO1O3OO00-4; 7; 3
Earned rurs, Cleveland 4. First base
bv errors. st. Louis ). Left on bases,
81 Louis 8; Cleveland 8. First base on
balls. off Young 2; off Hart 3. Struck
cut. by Young 2; Hart l. Three base
hits. Burkett 2; Meyers. Two base hits,
Tebeau. Sacrifice hits Childs, McFar-
land. Stolen bases, O'Conncr, Tebeau,
Dowd. Hart. Double plays, Childs to
Tebeau. Wild pitches, Hart l; Young l.
Umpire. Sheridan. Time, 1:f5.
New York, July 4.-The New Yorks
Jumped onto Dr. Pond in the morning
game and knocked him out n two in