Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-08
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;. hit bv pitched ball Smith: first base on
ILLEGAL delivery. by killen ]; struck out by
kinen l. by Breitenstein 8, left on bases,
Plttsburg II. Cincinnati o; time 2.l0; UNI
pire McDermott.
CLEVELAND. O.. May 7.-To-day's
game was a smuggling match in which Dem
ger got a little the worst Of il. The In
dams won by close shave, a great catch
by Burkett saving the game I'm The ninth.
There was brilliant fielding on both sides
though the general work Of the Colts was
loose. Sockllsxis made three singles and
a triple In four times no bat. besides get
ting his base on balls once. His base run
ming was feature Of the game and one
o. HIS five put outs was one handed run
ming catch OF a line drive with two on
bases. Dahlea and Mccormick did great
stick work for the Co.'s. Score:
Cleveland . e.. .....3 o l o o d ! % 10 ,
Chicago ., ........1 OO2 000O2-5 1S s
Earned runs. Cleveland S. Chicago .; bat
te.ies YOUNG and thinner. Denzer and
Kttredgs. time. > hours; umpire McDon-
aid
BROOKLYN. y. Y. May 7.-ENtrava-
CANT errors and clean hit over the Left
field fence by Bill Clark. who is now play
ing left dsld for the New Yorks, were the
only features Of the second contest be-
tween the Greater New York clubs to-day.
Meekin and Payne pitched and honors
were abou, even. Brooklyn owes her
scores 20 the errors Of the Giants while
the latter scored mostly on luck. Smith
had TO leave the field in the sixth inning.
owing 10 a damaged hand. and Schock re
placed him. Score;
Brooklyn o.. o.. ....I oO0112 0-5 6 6
New York e. .......3 o l Of o. o o. II 6
Earned runs. New York !; batteries
PAYNE and Grim Meekin and Warner;
time. go; umpire EmsNe; attendance,
$500
BOSTON. May 7-Washington was
whitewashed by Boston to-day in a rat
Ting good game. Errors We're scarce
The batting was no; particularly heavy
but the fielding was sharp. McJames
struck out five men TO one for the Boston
pitcher Collins work al the bat was ex-
cellent Score:
Boston . .. ..........02 OOO2O - s >
Washington e.. e. 20 0 100000 l
Earned runs. Boston /; batteries. Sulli-
van and Camel McJames and MCGUIRE;
time. 1870. umpire. Hurst; attendance. 300.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. May The Colonies
had no trouble in defeating the Browns to-
day Hart was hit hard when hits meant
runs. while Frazer kept the Browns hits
well scattered. Clarke's three Dagger with
the bases fuu was feature. Attendance.
45t0. Score:
Louisville e.. q. O50O3 oil Il
S.. Louis . ........3 oO01001 - 10
Earned runs. Louisville 5. ST. Louis >;
batteries. Frazer and Wilson. Hart and
Murphy; time. 2:N; umpire. Sheridan.
PHILADELPHIA. May Baltimore
and Philadelphia had an 0ld fashioned
batting game to-day and Baltimore came
out ON top. The hitting was chiefly done
after chances had been given 20 retire the
side. The pitching on both sides was Un-
steady. eleven bases being given and five
men hit. The batting Of Cooley was about
the only feature. Fifeld pitched the first
three innings for Philadelphia and was
then relieved BY Wheeler. Attendance,
63E. Score:
Philadelphia q. q. ..OOO511S1O-u Is
Baltimore .. q. 80 8 s. $4,000 0 'l3 Is s
Earned runs. Philadelphia .. Baltimore
6; batteries Wheeler. Fideld and Boyle,
Corbet and Robinson; time, 2:45; umpire,
Lynch.