Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-20
and Gimn. Score

CT finn, cI.. .. e. ....0
Sbi05,s 3b...5 . 8 3 0
my Oh a 8 3 o
Corcoran s. IS . 3 0
Anderson, ID. ... "A l L
Mccarthy, IT,. O.. "A : l y
ShCcl, r.. II
Burreu, c.. -
Abbey, p. ..'.U
D2uD, p.. - n
Payne.%. ....l u
Totals SIS 10 II 27 Is ,
aBaued for Abbey in second -nhlns'
Innings:
Pi-tsburg .....O5OOO2OOO- Z
BROOKLYN. ........O2000161 F-lO
Earned runs. Pittsburg 8; Brooklyn 3.
First on errors. PiJJsburg l. Lett on pa
ses. PitJsburg 8; Brooklyn Z. Home
runs. Donovan. Three base hits, SnocA'
Dsub Two base hits. Sh.ndle, Grlihn'
D3lv Corcoran Anderson, BurfeA'
Pavne. Ely. Sacrifice hits, Mccarthy
stolen bases. Daily, Mccarthy, Padden'
S-~uck ont. by Daub /; by HaWleY l.
Rass an halls. OF Daub ,; of Hugley D.
TI,- bv pitched ball. Sugden, Daily. Dou-
bic piays. COrcoran, Daily and AnG-iso--'
Daub Sbindle and Anderson. UMPIRE
sheridan. Time, $50. Attendance l.
500.
p,s-on Mass. August 19-Buck Ew-
ine's reds won the first game OF ,lelL
las- eastern trip to-day by hard nItI'hs
In rbe eighth inning, when Miller anu
Vauqhn each knocked a Ilp4e'' a.
tendance $3.50. Score;
Cincinnati. ...5OOO11O2 - 10 y
RosIon ....O1OO51O00-1 10
earned runs. Cincinnati 4; Boston T.
Pitchers. Foreman and D~yer' 1eI'-ON'
T-mDire. Lynch. Time 2:2I,
p9l- more. Nd. Angus 19.--the
r,r7Tyns to-day took the frs, game Oh
rrc:r series from the champions. Inc
rer.a. of The home team was due 10
Iargs assortment of errors, as tney OUT
To-.ed the visitors and were able 10
b9ncb their hits in the only two innings
in walch they scored. Attendance a.
237. Score:
3,Itfrore .oOO3O % Il s
s., -.ouis - GO / 3 o l O. 10
Earned runs. Baltimore +, s.. Louis ,;
ni.cAers. Mcmahon and brel1eAS-s-h'
umpire, Lally; time, 2IJ.
New York. August 19.-The New
Works found Friend so easily in to-day
game that Arson took him out ri the
box in The second inning and Put Ten
ney N 10 pitch. Curry was about as
easy q mark as The New Yorks had met
had TO play hard to win. as the CL'cagos
hit Clarkson hard and often. Score;
Chicago p o 0 O o 8 0 o o. II q
New YOkr Il O 5 0 ? 0 > IS 10 I
Earned runs. Chicago 4, New York O.;
pitchers. Curry and Friend, Clac&son;
umpire, Emslie; attendance 3,AJ}; time,
30.
PHILADELPHIA. August 19.-Frazer
was badly punished in the first inning to-
day. The Colonies could do nothing with
Carsey and failed TO score. Attendance,
1870. Score:
PHILADELPHIA -. ...lOO1OOOO22- Is o
Louisville q. ..... o o 90 90 o. >
Earned runs. Philadelphia Il; pitchers,
Carsey and Frazer; umpire Conahan;
time. 1855.
WASHINGTON, d. c., August 10
Cleveland took two games from the Sena-
tors to-day 10y good pitching and fast field
ing. Attendance, 1900. First game. score:
Washington q. ....O4O10O00l-6 y 3
Cleveland q. .......O4O1O3O5 is is 3
Earned runs. Washington 8, Cleveland
To-: pitchers. Flynn and Wallace. umpires,
PridIer and Hurst: time. 2I5.
Second game. score:
Washington e. 100 O000-2 0
Cleveland e.. ........OO2O2OSO'-7 10 o
Earned runs. Washington l, Cleveland
3: pitchers. German and Cuppy; umpire.
Hurst: time. 300.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, August l9-Score:
St. Paul ...........4 o 2-13 Is >
Milwaukee e.. ......010112OO % Is ;
Fricken and Spies; Rettger and Spear.
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. August 10
Score:
Minneapolis e. ....O1O2C21O3-9 Is 1
Kansas city ........012 0O0O014 o
Figgemier and Schrver; Knell and Lake.
Second game:
Minneapolis . ....1 O0OO1OO1-3 u :
Kansas City ........1 o O1040O"-6 II 1
Hutchinson and Schriver; Killing and
Lake.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. August 10
Score:
Grand Rapids ........1 oil 01OS3-9 Z
Columbus e.. .........0 p O72 Oh 10 ,
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