The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-29
IN7ER.STATELEAGUE
STANDING OF CLUES (;
yesterdays GAMES.
Wheeling IL, Youngstown c. ESD
Dayton 10, Fort Wayne s
To.DAY's GAMES.
Now Castle at Wheeling.
Youngstown ut Mansfield
Fort Wayne AT Toledo,
Dayton Mt Grand InDIll

.
Wheeling gave the fans an exhibition
OF what Is known In sportdom as the
Garrison finish yesterday afternoon.
and pulled away from what would
have been victory on close margin
from the Youngstown team. Five runs
In III" ninth gave the score n very one
sided appearance. and showed that the
StogIes are n dangerous factor with the
stick at any moment. II the local hit
tiers had only managed to show little
OF their hard hitting abilities In Mon
days game the fans woula have been
better pleased. Sc
Aside from Youngstown making the
game interesting In the latter stages.
the afternoon was notable us being the
first occasion this season when a ball
player conducted himself in such L
manner rs to induce the umpire to or
der him OFF the grounds. -The Offend
Ing player was Captain Harry TRULY,
of the visiting team, and his conduct
was beyond defense. In the sixth In
ming McQuaid was called ont ut first
va a. S'S'S N~StSioii. was Sll-
toned on the coaching line off third
base at the time, and he objected Wig
orously to the decision. Losing his
temper he INDUCED in language that
ought never TO be heard on oroff n ball
field, and Umpire "Bobby"%Carruther
very properly ordered the> Offending
PLAYER off the grounds. TRULY assert
ed he would not 80. and police OIL
Ger was called In. and told he would
have TO accompany him off the dia-
mond TRULY must have been away
up in the air." for he was foolish
enough to give the officer Il push back
ward. Fellow players, however, cooled
the biz fellow down. and he then ac-
compan!ed the officer out of the park.
but with the threat of the things he
would do when Wheeling strikes
Youngstown. According 10 TRULY. no
les than six Wheeling players will be
elected from the Youngstown park next
time the Stogies go to the Ohio town.
or course that was all talk. and Truby's
hasty words were not even meant when
he uttered them.
Parvin and Luthrop were the oppos-
Ing twirers. and neither pitched effec-
tive ball. Until the seventh Parvin
did good work. but In that inning he
was pounded hard. Lathrop WAS hi;
hard and often by the Stogles, Il total
OF eighteen hits being made.
TIC Locals scored once In the first on
Taylor's base on balls. Dobbs' sacrifice
and Lyons single. The visitors Wen,
one better scoring twice In the opening
Inning on Pcndcr's single Taylors err
ror. Truby's base hit, another by Sha-
Ter and McQUaid's iuileld hit
Wheeling went into the lead IN the
second. and was never headed. Wells
led off with u three-baggcc that en-
Unused the crowd. but Myers was IN
out Westlake met one of Lathrop's
inshoots. and Immediately started for
second. Lat!me- foolishly threw to
second and Wells scored In addition
the throw was bad and Westlakc was
safe. With Parvin the second out,
Taylor hit for 4 single, scoring West
lake, and DObbs slashing base hit
scored Taylor with the third run of the
inning.
The Stogies added two more In the
fourth on Myers single, Wcstlaku being
hit by pitched ball. wild pitch and
Taylors outteld lily 10 McQuaid. which
scored Wells. and Westlake scored on
Dobbs outtield fly to CounOrs 1t was
clean team work. ana met with the
thorough appreciation OF the crowd.
AhOiner was scored in the fifth on
Wells base hit. his steal OF second,
Myers lntield hit and Parvn's single.
The visitors got one In the sixth on
Shafer's two-Daggc.. McQuaid's out and
passed ball by Westlnhc..
The Giants made it close in the sew
enth. when they jumped on ParvIn's
delivery for five hits that nlaterializcd
Into three runs. within one OF II tie.
Wheeling cllnched the victory In the
ninth with a beautiful Garrison finish.
Niles singled, and went to third on
Lytle's fine hit to left center.
Wells outfle!d fly to McQuald scored
Niles. and Myers clean single past
short scored Lyle. On McFarland's
error Westlakc was safe at first and
Myers went around to third Taylor's
two-bagger to right scored Myers and
Westlake, and Taylor brought In the
fifth run Of the inning on Dobbs' fourth