Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-01

CICAGO. September 30-The Colon
els won an easy game to-day, pattlnS
Garvin very hard from start to hnlsh'
The locals forced Cummings off the
rubber in the second, after he had been
hit for five singles and a double and
had forced in a run. Game was called
at the end of the eighth inning on ac-
count of darkness. Attendance, 25o
Score:
I fonjsggiIle :'.,... ..S 2 Q liz Is 0
Batteries. Garvin and Chance; Cunning
ham Phillips and thinner; Earned runs
Chicago 2; Louisville 3. Two-base hlts,
hit How. Stolen base, Leach. Double
Chance to Bradley. First base on paliS'
off Garvin 2;oH Cunningham /; or PhlL-
Inns p Hit by pitched ball Iimmer
Struck out, by GarVin a; by CunnlnBhaIl
/; by Philippi l. Left on bases, ChCcaso
.: Louisville 6. Time, 2:lo. UMPIRE Con
molly.
ST. LOUIS, September 30,-The Per
fectos slaughtered Hughey's shoots to-
day and finished first in one-sided I'M
interesting game. Attendance, 800.
Score:
*-Game called on account of dark
ness.
e q; t0gii . I'D g o- lS g
Earned run. St. Louis d; Cleveland 2
Two-base hits. Blake Wallace, Dq 15lcita
Donlin. Double plays, Opium TO duncan;
Wallace to Schreck; Cross to Burkett 10
Schreck First base on balls OIL InoIna a
Wild pitch, Hughey. Time, 2 hours. um-
pires, Brennan and Mcdonald.
BOSTON, September SO.-Duffy's
hoca n tho fnnth won
the game for Boston to-day. With
none out he drew his base, stole sec
ond and third and scored on Loves
short fly to Freeman. Magee, VINO
started in to pitch for Washington, was
put out of the game for kicking in the
first inning Dineen, who succeeded
him, was very effective. Attendance,
$50. Score:
Boston .....S Q Q Q IL g Q
Wash'tn % "a l
Batteries. Meel1in and Sullivan; Magee,
Dineen and Powers, Earned runs, Boston
/: Washington g. Two-base hits, Collins,
Freeman. Three-base hit. Freeman. Sto-
len bases O,Brien, Duffy 2 Double plays,
Sullivan to Tenney to Sullivan; Hamilton
to Tenney. First base on balls, by Meek
in 2; by Magee s; by Dineen 3. Hit by
Meekin 4; by Magee I; by Dineen l. Passed
balls, Powers. sullivan Wild pitch, oDl-
neen Sacrifice hit. Tenney. Time, Z.l0.
Umpires, Swartwood and Hunt.
BALTIMORE, Nd, September So
Baltimore won the third game of the
series from the Superbas to-day. Both
teams batted hard, but the locals had
a shade the better of their opponents in
opportuGte drives. The weather was
too cold for rapid play. The players OF
both teams stole bases with impunity.
Attendance, 1000. Score:
B BaP3hiSr '. .....0 g : &c Il
Kennedy and Farrell; Kitson and Smith.
Earned runs, Brooklyn 2 Baltimore 1.
ef5 on oa 5f Ba Homes y BTo9kynM
,Graw, LaChance, Sheckard. Three-base
hit, Smith. Stolen bases, Demont DAILY 2.
Fetz sheGk s9nd csse2 Homds K
First base on balls, by Kitson l; by Ken
nedy 8. Hit by pitched ball ,McGraw.
Struck out by kitson 5; by Kennedy 3.
Time 2l0; Umpires, Emsie and Dwyer.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. September 80
philadelphia won the concluding
game from New York this afternoon
by hard and sequential hitting. Ortiz
was very effective and surprisingly
steady, sending not a man to first on
balls. Attendance, 2,159. Score:
Philada .....2 210 3 0 o IS Ii :
New York 20 IA 5
Earned runs, Philadelphia 6; New York
l. Left on bases, Philadelphia -; New
York 8. Two-base hits. Chiles 2, Ortiz
Flick. Davis, Warner Stolen base. Laud-
er. First base on balls. off Carrick A.
Struck out, by Orth g. Wild pitch, Car
rick. Time, 1:55. Umpires, Manassau and
Snyder.
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bargains and save money
l.. SCHAFER.