Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-06-28

bauer, Smith, Killen; three base hits,
Dahlen, Lange, Bierbauer; home run,
Smith; sacrifice hit, Dahlen; stolen
bases, Ryan (S); double play, Smith,
Bierbauer and Mack; struck out, by
Terry l, by Killen l, by Briggs 3; passed
balls, Sugdh /; bases on balls, off Ter
ry l, off Briggs l, off Killen 3; hit by
ball, Ryan, Lyons; time, 2:01; umpire,
Sheridan.
New York, June 27.-Abbey, who
took STEMS place in the third inning,
suddenly went up in the air and before
he recovered himself, the New Yorks
had won the game. Score:
Brooklyn II / 0 2 0 0 0 Is IA l
New York. % 01O 3 90 So II 2
Earned runs, Brooklyn, 4 New York,
First base by errors, Brooklyn, 2;
New York, none. Left on bases,
Brooklyn, 6; New York, 10. First base
On balls, off Stein, 5; off Abbey, 2; off
Meekin, none; off Sullivan, 2. Struck
out, by Abbey, l. by Meekin, 2; by
Sullivan, l. Two base hits, Shindle.
Daily. 2; Burell, H. Davis 2. Stolen
bases, Anderson, Van Haltren, 2; G.
Davis, Tierran, 2; Gleason and Clarke
Passed balls, Wilson, 1. Wild pitches,
Stein l. Umpire, Dmslie. Time, 2:25.
Attendance, $500.
st. Louis, Mo-, June 27.-The Reds
fielded perfectly and again defeated the
Browns, taking the last game and all
the present series. Score:
St. Louis. go 0 0 % 6 8
Cincinnati III 0 2 0 90 IS 8 0
Earned runs, Cincinnati, L. st. Louis,
1. Two base hite, Miller, l; Vaughn, l.
Home runs, Parrot, l. Stolen bases,
Smith, McPhee, Vaughn. First base
on balls off Fisher, 2; off Breitenstein,
6. Struck out, by Breitenstein, A..
Passed balls Peitz, l. Time, 1859. UNI
pire Lynch.
Louisville, KY, June 27.-Louisville-
Cleveland no game; rain.
Boston, June 27.-The home team
continued it's winning streak to-day,
and besides taking advantage of Keen
ans unsteadiness hits were made when
needed. Score:
Boston go. ...22O51O10"-11 10 2
Philadelphia 60000010-7 9 4
Earned runs, Boston 6, Philadelphia
6; two base hits, Hamilton (2), Delehan-
ty, Hallman, Grady; three base hit,
Long; stolen bases, Long; double plays,
Nichols, Long and Tucker, Brouthers
and keenan,; first on balls, by Nichols
4, by keenan, 5; hit by pitched ball, Sui
Ivan, Tucker; struck out, by Nichols
Delehanty, Grady (2), keenan,; by Keen
an-Hami!ton; umpire, John Morrill,;
time, 2:10; attendance, 5000.
Washington, June 27-To-day's was
one of the scrappiest games contested
on the Washington grounds this sea-
soIl The responsibility rests with
Mercer, who hit three men at critical
periods, and Demont, who made a cost
ly error With the exception of the
three men hit, Mercer pitched a good
game, as did also Hoffer. Attendance,
1000. Score:
Washington :. II 02010001-5 1
Baltimore -. % 40000000-6 s 0
Earned runs, Baltimore 3, Washing
ton 4; home run, Keller; stolen bases,
Brown, Donnelly, Doyle, HOffer, Joyce;
double plays, Demont and Cartwright, ;
three base hit, Setback; first on balls,
off Mercer 2, off Hoffer 5; hit by pitcher,
Kelly (2), Jennings; struck out, by Hof-
fer 6; passed ball, Clarke; wild pitch,
Hoffer time, 2:15; umpire, Hurst.
PLAYERS FINED.
AS a result of row in to-day's game
the members of the Cleveland club were
brought before Judge Thompson, Of the
police court, this afternoon on the war
rants sworn out by STICKY charging them
with breach of the peace. Captain Te-
beau was fined S1OO. Outfelder McAleer and
Short Stop Mexican SO each. and Outfielder
Burkett $50 The case will be appealed