Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-16

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Totals 80 10 1S "26 y
sSDemont out for fuckers interference;
WASHINGTON .. e. 0 0 ! -
Pirtshnrg ! 0 0 0 1 do
Earned runs. Washington 4, Pittsburg 3;
three base hit, Davis; home run, Brodie ;
stolen base. Brodie: double plays, - BFlen
and Tucker. Davis. Padden and Sugden;
first base on balls of Hughey, !: OF Ger
man /. hit by pitched oalL, by German .
by Hughey ]; struck out; py 1usheH -, :;
10y German l: passed ball Leahy; wiz
mitch Hughev: left on bases. Washington
Shouir-ss.' ' T i +; r. snsfidtn,
Boston. Mass. June t5.-The Bostons
clearly outplayed Cincinnati at every
point to-day. Ehret, <the visitors star
pitcher, was batted 4or eight singles
and a double, whepfPrown was sub
stituted, proving more effective. The
features of the game were a superb run
ming catch by Duffy Off Miller; Collins
stop Of a ball from Peitz's bat in the
second. and Corcoran's phenomenal
stop in the fifth Score:
Boston ..12123O0 1 DO IS 2
Cincinnati i OOOO2 90 / 4 II 4
Earned runs. Boston 4, Cincinnati 3;
batteries. Lewis and Bergen. Brown,
Ehret and Reitz; time, 1:42; umpire,
Lynch: attendance. $500.
New York, June 15.-New York
made it three straights from the
Browns to-day. In the fourth inning,
with the score tied, the Giants got into
Hart and pounded out seven runs.
Dad" Clarke, after having graced the
bench for some time, was put in to
pitch the game. but in the fifth a
double and a single. followed by a
triple. earned two runs for the Browns,
and Lawyer Sullivan was substituted
in the next inning Score:
New York II roo 0 80 9 4
St. Louis ....OO1O2 90 0 0-S 9 3
Earned runs. New York 4, st. Louis ,;
batteries. Clarke, Sullivan and Wilson,
Hart and Murphy; time, 1:55; umpire,
Emslie; attendance, 1000.
Baltimore. June 15.-The Champions
to-day made it three straight from the
Colonies. To-day's game was tire
some and without any notable feature.
Attendance, 1,711. Score:
Baltimore % 80 10 0 0 - 10 l
Louisville 20 0 l 90 0 0 % 10 3
Earned runs, Louisville l; batteries,
Pond and Bowerman, Magee and DeX-
ter: time. 900; umpire, Hurst.
Philadelphia, June 1.-Two errors
by Gillen and a third by Dowd in the
first inning, lost to-day's game for the
Philies. After this the locals took a
brace and played in good form. In
the third inning. singles by LaJoie and
Delehanty and a home run to left cen
ter by Boyle. made things look brighter,
but in Cleveland's half of the fourth
rain began falling, and after the visit
ors' half of the sixth the game was
called back to the fifth inning. At
tendance. 1854. Score:
Cleveland =. ...3 0 o.
Philadelphia .. o % 4
Earned runs, Cleveland l, Philadel-
phia 8; batteries, Cuppy and thinner,
Taylor and Boyle; time. 1885; umpire,
McDermott and Mcdonald.
Brooklyn, n Y, June 15.-Anson and
his Colts turned the tables on the
Brooklyns at Eastern Park this after
noon. For eight innings the game was
close and interesting. In the ninth
inning the Colts got sight of McMa-
hons slow shoot, and with the aid Of
rank errors by Dunn and Shoch, scored
four runs, which proved more than
enough to win. Score:
Brooklyn ...S 0 900 90 o. 9 s
Chicago 80 0 90 l l 0 As 10 l
Earned runs, Brooklyn >; batteries,
Mcmahon and Smith, Griffith and Kit
tredge; time, 1;56; attendance, 2,O79;
umpire, ODay.