Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-05-10

Mercer, p. ........... 2 0 1 U
Totals -. -. 80. 40 IA IA q s 5
Innings
Pittsburg -. 10 1 0105 o. L 9
Washington E. % II 1 Ola
Earned runs. Pittsburg 2, Washing
ton 4; two base hits. Donovan, Stencil,
Cartwright; three base hit, Beckley;
sacrifice hit, Mcclure; stolen bases,
Beckley, Joyce, Setback (2), Cartwright;
bases on balls, Pittsburg 5, Washing
tan 5; hit by pitched ball, by Mercer
Beckley, Hawley, Sugden, by Hawley-
Brown, Joyce, Abbey, Mcclure, Mer-
cer struck out, Smith, Bierbauer, Sell
bach (2), Demont; passed ball, Merritt;
wild pitch, Killen; time, 2:45; umpire,
Lynch.
Louisville KY, May ct was the
same old story to-day, Boston pounding
weighing hard while the home team
could not hit Mains after the first in
ming. At one time manager Of the
Brooklyn team, VIM. McGunnigal, to-
day signed a two years contract to
manage the Louisville club. He will
take charge at once. Attendance, 300.
Score:
Boston ..... ...2O501225+17 81 2
Louisville -. 100000 6
Earned runs, Boston 5, Louisville 1;
pitchers, Mains and WeyhHg; first base
on errors, Boston 5, Louisville 2; left
on bases, Boston 9, Louisville 6; first
on balls, off weighing 2, off Mains a.;
struct out, by weighing 2, by Mains s.;
home run, Long; three base hits, Har-
rington. Long; two base hits, Duffy,
Long, Damon, Dexter; stolen bases,
Clarke, Eustace; sacrifice hits, Duffy
Bannon. Hassamaer; hit by pitched
ball, Tucker: passed balls. Dexter, Can
eel; time 2:10; umpire, Keefe.
Chicago, May 9.-The Quakers took
the last game of the series by bunch
ing their hits in the third and fourth,
and Briggs's wildness in the fifth. The
Colts opened on Taylor very savagely,
earning five Of their first six runs, but
were unable to bunch on him again,
excepting in the sixth. Only two hits
were made off Parker during the bal
ance of the game. Weather very hot.
Attendance, $500. Score:
Chicago 001-10 Is 2
Philadelphia. .103232 Oil II 4
Earned runs, Chicago 6, Philadelphia
8: three base hits, Dahlen, Ryan, Dele
hanty. Clements; home run, TRULY; sac
rifice hits, Terry Nash; stolen bases,
Delehanty: struck out, by Terry l, by
Briggs /, by Parker l, by Taylor 2;
passed balls, Kettredge; bases on balls,
off Terry 2. off Briggs 3, off Parker /.
off Taylor 2; wild pitches, Terry; hit
with ball Thompson; time, 2:45; UNI
pire, Weidman.
St. Louis. May 9.-The Giants out
played the Browns at every point to-day
and won by big margin. Attendance,
1000 Score:
St. Louis .....OOO03O00O-3 6 3
New York 80. 314202102-15 10 3
Earned runs. New York 8; St Louis
I two base hit, Kissinger; three base
hits. Murphy, Van Haltren; stolen bases,
H. Davis (3), Stafford, Tiernan ~, Van
Haltren: double play; Quinn and Con-
nor: first base on balls, off Brietenstein
6, off Kissinger 4, off Wood /, off Do
heny 4; hit by pitcher, Tiernan, H.
Davis. Quinn; struck out, by Doheny 3,
by Kissinger 1; time, 2:15; umpire,
Sheridan.
Cleveland, Ohio, May 9.-The Brook
lyns made bushels of base hits to-day
Wallace was knocked out of the box
in the third inning and Young took his
place, but the cannonading continued
throughout the game The home team
went to pieces. Attendance, $500. Score:
Cleveland lib 90 1 2 0 O. S15-6
Brooklyn =. 0 90 6 2 8 0-19-21-2
Earned runs: Cleveland 8; Brooklyn
First base BY errors, Cleveland 2;
Brooklyn 4. Left on bases Cleveland
Q: Brooklyn 5. First base on balls, off
Stein 3. Struck out, by Wallace 1; by
Young 3; by Stein 2 Home runs, Zim-
mer. Three base hits, Wallace, Griffin,
Anderson. Two base hits, thinner,
Young, Griffin, Shindle, DAILY, Burrell
Stein. Sacrifice hit, Corcoran. Double
plays, DAILY, Corcoran, LaChance; Cor
coran, Daily, LaChance; Corcoran, La
Chance .; Childs, Tebeau. Hit by
pitcher, by Wallace l by Stein l. Wild
pitches, Stein. Passed balls, thinner
Umpire, Hurst. Time, 2:15.
Cincinnati, Ohio, May 9.-Cincinnati
was beaten cut in the tenth inning after
tieing the score. Jennings reached
third on a base on balls, and Smiths
error and started for home The ball
was thrown to Irwin. Jennings knock
ed Irwin down and scored the winning
run. Attendance. 6.100. Score:
Cincinnati :. ..2OOOO1O11O-5-7-5
Baltimore -. =. 00O0113001-6-S-3
Earned runs: Cincinnati .; Baltimore
1. Pitchers, Fisher, Rhines and Fore
man; Hoffer. Two base hits, Robinson,
Miller. Three base hits, Kelley. Sac
rifice hits, Miller, Reitz Stolen bases,
Reitz, Hoffer, Doyle. Jennings (2); Rob-
inson. McPhee. Double plays, Ewing
and Smith; Miller and PETIT; Brodie
and Robinson. First base on balls, by
Rhines 6; by Hoffer 8. Hit by pitched
ball, by Hoffer l. Struck out, by Hof-
fer 4: by Foreman l. Time, 2:40. UNI
pire, Emslie.
BETHANY EASILY BEATEN.
Special to the Register.
Morgantown, w. Va, May 9.-The
West Virginia base ball team defeated
Bethany college here to-day by a score
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