Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-19

day. Grady won the game for the locals.
his batting yielding four runs score .
New York - Q Q Q ! X * IA
Batteries, Carrick and Warner: Hair
and Peitz Earned runs New York, 81
Cincinnati, l. Time, 200 , Attendance'
BALTIMORE, August 1S.-The Orioles
| managed to break even with Chieago To-
day, after nearly five hours OF continuous
play Nops' form, combined with bad sup
port lost the home team what should nave
been easy victory in the nrst game
Donohue was sent to the bench fer throw
ing a handful of dirt in Brodie's face. In
the second game Everitt was put out OF
the grounds for abusing Umpire Manas-
sau. Umpire McCarr's work was rather
poor. He reversed two decisions at the in
stance of Chicago players. Attendance,
3,zS5. Score:
First game: 90, q
HBa aItimgore -. 8 : Q az Il
Batteries, Garvin, Taylor, Donohue and
Chance; Nops., McGinnity, Robinson an ana
cago H. Time, $50 Empires. Manassau
and McGarr.
Second game: q
H Ghifigors 9 9 9 3 % % I !
Batteries, Callahan and Donahue: Howell
and Robinson. Earned runs Baltimore .,
Chicago 4. Time, las. Umpires, Manassau
Aand McGarr-
PHILADELPHIA, August 1s.-The Phil
lies. lost the first game to-day through s
their second shut out Of the season;
Goeckel was badly spiked by Criger and
was compelled to retire from the game, put
recovered sufficiently to play in the second au
game. After st. Louis had made seven
hits and five runs in one inning. Piatt sat
down. Fiield taking his place, The second
gssne was nip ana tuck until the nnish,
Chiles' hit in the tenth inning giving the
locals the victory. Douglass and Flick
were injured, the former by tip foul, ana
the latter in running to first. Both retired.
Attendance l0s0S. Score:
First game:
s. Louis -. 0 o 2 IS 4 !
Philadelphia -. 0 0 0 0 90 5
Young and Criger; Piatt, Fiheld and Nc
Fariand. Earned runs, st. Louis 8. Time,
1:5o Umpires, Lynch and Connolly.
Second game:
St. III L g.1as i 9 9 . 2 9 % 10
sudhoff and Cr.ger; Bernhar ard McFar-
land. Earned runs, none. Time, 2:l5. I'm
| pires, Lynch and Connolly.
| BROOKLYN, August 1S.-The Exiles
| made triple play to-day, ..uinn taking
| Casey's liner and Tucker and Lockheae
doing the rest. They We're beaten, how,
in the seventh. The game was called tt
allow the Clevelands TO catch train fol
| Pittsburg. Score:
Brooklyn ...... 0 3 / x-4
| Batteries, Bates and sugden; McJame:
and Farrell Earned runs, Brooklyn |
| Time, 1:24. Empires. Swartwood ane
| Dwyer. Attendance, 800.
| BOSTON, August 1s-Boston took {
| double header from Louisville to-day b,
| hard and opportRne hitting. Meekin wa:
| very effective in the first game, while Phil
| lippi was hit when hits were needed. Bis
Mike Sullivan formerly of New York
| pitched the second game for Boston, AMI
| was batted hard. Boston drove Wilhelm
| out of the box in one inning. and his sue
! cessor, Woods. Jared but little better. AT
| tendance, 2S09. Score:
First game:
Boston I'll 10 / Ks
| Louisville 80. 0 0 0 0 o.
] Meekin and Clarke; Philippi and thinner
| Sarned runs, Louisville l. Boston 2. Time
| 202 Umpires, Gaffney and Latham.
Boston Boston So. ss 0 0 o o l 0 0 II IA
| Louisville - 0 0 / 2 Pc 10
Sullivan and Clarke; Wilhelm, Woods
and Powers Earned runs, Boston 5
| Louisville 2. Time, 2:15. EMPIRES, Gaffne,
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