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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-26

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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21

three from the All Rooters; the Har-
vest, two from the South Side: the ".
z. L. & A. A., three frem the Osceola:
the Nationals, three from the q. q. x. III.
Fiddle" Rolf was very strong last
week. We would suggest that Captain
Kahn have Fiddle take little gentle
exercise-say about ten mile run Just
before bowling.
Dams boy had his EYE on them last
week, and undoubtedly played In Hard
luck. He was Just missing his spares
by foot.
Stanley said he didn't want to bowl:
he didn't feel like bowling: he didn't
want to bowl at all. He said In the az
ternoon he didn't want to bowl, he
wasn't feeling well enough to bowl. and
knew he couldn't bowl q good game.
and If any one else would bowl he didn't
want to bowl.
Who said anything about Rnhr and
the toboggan? There were others. And
they were not all Farmers. either.
We don't mean Roth, Wasmuth and
Kahn, of the South Side. The score
sheet will prove that.
Little Willie Jones. OF the North
Enders," looked quite handsome last
weet. Yes, he looked very we'll. He
was bowling. He made good appear
ance. He also made 800 In three
games. But he looked very nice"
Captain Norteman is not as good 4
coacher as some OF the other captains.
Ebeling made fourteen and four outs
on a strike, losing the game thereby.
and yet there was not word said that
wouldn't bear repetition. He Is sadly
lacking in this respect. Marsehner To-
the rescued
Bartels and his 'rag-timers. are the
real thing, They will surprise the tall
ent some evening. And, incidentally.
will surprise themselves--some day.
But all the teams cant win the
peanut" although they can bump the
fast ones occasionally.
Frigate carried his hat down the hills
526 explains 1t all II was such q size
that he was bald in spots. McCann
also bowled nice even games--I21. III
and lis. Yet, strange to say, he didn't
look cheerful-kiud of Harry Campbell
like. you know.
Look out for the NJ K. +. & AA.H
picked team Decoration Day They
will present a strong front when they
meet the All Wheeling Stars, May 80,
at the Mozart alleys, and will be pre-
pared to do more than talk about win
ming
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w. V. u. DEFEATED.

Special 10 the Register.
Oberlin, o., May 20.-The base ball
team representing the University of
West Virginia came to town to-day,
after a hard game yesterday with a
Pittsburg athletic club, with the idea
of showing the lads who attend this CO.
educational school here how to play
the game. In the first inning of the
game they were successful, but forever
thereafter they forgot what they came
for and met with defeat. The team
from West Virginia has just returned
from its eastern trip, and did its col
lege great credit while there. The
following is the score:
W. V. U. ...3 0 0 0 0 o / 0 o.
Oberlin 49, ......2 0 8 2 0 0 2 0 50
Three base hits. Pastorious, W.
Fauver. Merriam, Smythe: two base
hits, Printz, Stocker; stolen bases,
Oberlin 8. W. v. U. 2; struck out, by
Bowman 8. by Smythe 6; passed balls,
Shelby 2; bases on balls, off Bowman 4,
off Smythe L; umpire, Percy Cole, of
Oberlin.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21

Before everything l must make an
apology for thus, possibly i'll advisedly,
resorting to black and white. 1t is a
very general complaint nowadays, and
in many cases a very just one, that
pugilists are only too ready at the
slightest excuse, or, indeed, with no
excuse at all, to rush into print with
their views on any and every little
matter that may affect them.
l have hitherto kept out of such
newspaper discussions, but after due
consideration | have thought it well to
say a few words at this time on my
own behalf
A fighter is in some measure a pub
lie man, that is, when he attains a
certain degree of prominence in his
chosen profession. A great deal of
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to the Register

Special to the Register
Fort Wayne, Ind, May 20-Fore-
man pitched for Fort Wayne and
struck out eight men, In the sixth
inning Poole was hit in the left side
by a hot liner from Belden's bat He
retired Belden at first, but the rap hurt
him. Belden was the second man out
Then LIGHTER hit for three bases and
scored on Miller's hit to center.
Glasscock was up and Poole baked.
Keuhne hit to right, scoring two runs.
In the last half of the ninth Taylor hit
safely and Babb walked. kim hit to
Foreman, who threw to third, retiring
Taylor. Hunt hit safely to left and
Babb was out at the plate on Beldens
assist Twinehap batted for Poole in
the ninth and was an easy out. Score:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21
LINSLY BALL TEAM
Defeated Trinity Hall in Well Played
Game at the island Park Yesterday.

With the visiting team in the city,
it looked very much as if the Linsly-
Trinity game would have to be post
poned. After making an agreement
with the local Interstate management
as 10 the price to be paid for the
grounds. Triple the usual price for
the grounds was demanded. The mat
ter was finally settled at the adj
vanced price.
A good sized crowd, composed chief
ly of the fair sex, witnessed the game,
which was very well played. Trinity
went to pieces in two innings, but
otherwise played steady game
throughout.
The teams lined up as follows:
Trinity Cpmspoft, M; Mullin, D.;
Davis, 3b; Rhodes, S.; Howard, 2b;
Rogers, c; Rist, 1b;s Husband, /;
Piper, r..
Linsly Johnson, c; Hamilton, 1b;
Wooda s. Killmeyer. o: Mack. i:
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time he will say the word. 1t is true
he received the decision over me in
our 20 round contest year ago. but
everybody who witnessed the encoun-
ter will acknowledge that it was very
close, and many people thought that the
referee should have decided in my favor.
However, since theC,>I am confident
that l have improved 100 per cent. in
science and ability, and any one who
has seen me in my recent battles will
certainly confirm my opinion. | have
studied the art of boxing very closely
under the experienced eye of Mr.. Tom
ORourke, my manager, than whom
there is no better teacher of the sci
ence in the world Not only that, but
| have lived a very careful and alb
stemious life and take enough exercise
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21

in which he has not fought a single
battle. If that be so, and at his age
the longer he delays the worse it will
be for him, Jeffries has good show
of defeating him. Fitz has reached his
limit, and every year will see him de-
generate. That is one reason why
am anxious to meet him again while
he is still in his prime. 1t would be
no satisfaction or glory to me to wait
a couple of years longer and then use
him for living punching bag as Jim
Corbett did poor old John l.. Sullivan.
But Fitzsimmons is not the only one
of the lot that | am after My chal-
lenge is all embracing and includes
any man in the world who cares to
meet me and will put up good sized
purse. | will meet Jim Jeffries any
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21

The Victors defeated the American
Boys by a score of to 6. Batteries
for Victors, Lemon and Dryden; for
Aperican Boys, Alexander, Heller, Pie
per, Mack and Rose.
The Wyandotte Juniors would like
to hear from the Warehouse Stars, Har-
ry Kings or Peter Greers for a game
next Sunday afternoon at the Tunnel
Green. Answer through the Register
The Wyandotte Juniors won two
games Saturday, the first 20 to from
the Louis Schaub Stars; second game,
80 to 10, from the Beuter Stars. They
will cross bats with the Madison Jun
iors next Saturday at the old ball park
for two rockets a side.
The AL. Hibberd's will play the North
End Stars Sunday morning. The Al.
Hlbberds defeated the North End Stars
last Sunday by the score of 80 to 16.
The AL. Hibberds team lines up as
follows: Will Lots, second catcher;
S. Leonard, catcher; H. Dixon, pitcher:
j. Klemm, first base;@ G.. Former, sec
ond base; o. Weisgerber, third base;
A. Armbruster, left field; A. Klaproth,
center field; J. Michael, right field; d.
Mack, shortstop.
The Albert Schan Juniors challenge
any team under 13 years of age. They
line up as follows: A Erb. second
catrcher, B. Gardner, catcher: G..
Bandi, pitcher; S. McCulley, shortstop;
S. Wallace, first base; w. Straub, sec
ond base; B. Snyder, third base; F.
Schan, right field N. Steadman, left
held; A. Schan, center field.
Coney Snyders Ice Ball Knockers de-
feated the Porter and Schan Juniors by
the score of SO to II. They challenge
any team under Is years.
The Beuter Stars would like to hear
from the j. ]. Slipners for game Sat-
urday on the tunnel green. If chal-
lenge is accepted answer through the
Register.
The Madison Juniors defeated the
City High School Juniors in a very
one-sided game of ball Saturday by a
score of 20 to 4. Batteries, Truax and
Sauvageot for the Madison Juniors, and
Schnepf and Schul for the City High
School Juniors. The features of the
game were the batting of E. Sacher
and ]. Sacher, and the good all round
playing of Willie Weitzell and the
pitching of Truax.
The Ream Stars defeated the Wheel
ing Laundry Juniors by a score OF %
to 2 The feature Of the game was the
pitching of Thomas Saunders.
The John w. Herberts Candy Makers
have organized and would like to hear
from any team in the city under II
year. The lineup is as follows: Pussy
Hays, second catcher; Charley Tice,
catcher; Henry Dinger, pitcher; Rob-
ert burst, shortstop; Jetty Wager, first
base; A. Sipey, second base: Frank
Reed, third base; Russell Salisbury,
center field; Ed. busch, left field; Vim
cent Criswell, right field.
The Reah Stars defeated the Lon
Rusts Saturday morning IL to 49, The
Reah Strs defeated the Ray Stars, at
Fortieth street, by the Lcore of 16 to
Is. The Reah Sars wouSl like to play
any team under ye4ars of age. The
Reah Stars line up as follows: Schultz,
catcher; BartolIas. pitcher; Nieholl,
shortstop; Crago. first base; Wheat,
sacnnd base: Skater r. ~ base: Sloan,
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every day to keep me in good condi-|
ton. | am only about a dozen pounds
overweight now and will agree 70 fight
any one in five weeks after signing
articles. That will be plenty Qf time
for me to get into splendid shapeN
To make long story short. heSeby'
challenge any man in the world. lar
none, for a fight to a finish or for n
limited number OF rounds, II necessary,
for the championship OF the world be-.
fore the club Offering the largest purse,
the winner TO take all. / will also
back myself In side wager to any
amount my opponent may wish to put
up. This den is aimed more espe-
cially at the winner OF the forthcoming
observation-disclosures fight
THOMAS J. SHARKEY.
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left field; Leach centre field; Arm
bruster, right field
The Wheeling Laundrys would like
to get admission into the Island Lea
que. If accepted answer through the
Register.
The Banner Stars defeated the Sny-
der Stars by the score of 9 to 0. The
Snyders did not show up and the UNI
pire gave the game to the Banners.
The Sherry Stars defeated the Little
Havanas 8 to 0 in nine innings.
The Sherry Stars wish to meet the
Victors Monday afternoon for a rocket
a side. Sherry Stars line UP as fol-
lows: Duffy, catcher; Kraus, third
base; Bach, right field; Foster, pitcher;
Schnele, center field; Albright, first
base; Stoetzer, catcher; Buch, short
stop; Day, second base; w. Sherry,
McKim, subs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21
FAIRMONT WON,

Special to The Register.
Morgantown, W. Va, May 20-Fair-
mont won the first game from the
team here ever taken by an aggrega-
ton from that place. They defeated
Seneca by a score of II to s. The score
was 10 to at the end of the sixth in
ming, when Seneca took a brace and
came near winning out. Another game
will be played next Saturday for 500
side. Batteries-for Senecas, dis
and Rosenmerkel; for FaiRmont, Con-
way and Satterfield. Hits, IL each;
errors, 10 and 6.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21

Earned runs, Chicago 1, Baltimore 5: left
on bases. Chicago 5. Baltimore 4; two-base
hits, Brodse. Sreckard, LaChance; three
base hits, Mertes Holmes: home run,
Holmes; sacrifice. Everitt, Demont; stolen
plays Demont to Everitt. Mccormick to
Evejtt; first base on balls, off Griffith 3.
of Nops 2, OF McGinnity /; hit by pitched
Nops |. by McGsnnity 1: passed BAH Cush-
am; time. 2:20; unnpdr 3, Emslie and Nc
Donald.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May 0O-Louisville-
Boston game postponed on account of
ratn
81. Louis, Mo-, May 20 Isl. Louis-New
Aork gamma unsfposfed On ancnrnt al ~oi,.s
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may be made. This shows that l am
sincere in my assertions.
But what is the result? Fitzsim-
mons backs out under the flimsy ex-
cuse that he has a prior engagement
with Jim Jeffries, the California boiler
maker. The only reason that | can
see for the ex-Cornishman wanting to
fight Jeffries is that he must be look
ing for an easy thing by means of
which he hopes to rake in big pot of
money. Every one who knows any
thing about the records of the two
men is of the opinion that Jim hasn't
ghost of show against the lanky
Australian.
There is only one chance for Jeffries
to win, and that is that Fitz may have
deteriorated during the past two years
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21
"OLD STIFFS." EH2

Oscar Gardner was an amateur base
ball catcher before he entered the
prize ring. Oscar still thinks he knows
a great deal about the game, and has
organized a team. AS soon as this was
DONE word was sent to the Bader &
Maurers that the Gardeners looked upon
them as 'old stiffs." This was an aw-
full blow to ''Killy" and Philip, and
Sammy" Nichol and the others, and
they insist that the Gardeners play
them game or acknowledge their in
ability to defeat the "old stiffs' The
pot pie eaters are after gore. They
wan ito arrange game at the Island
ball park at any date which may be
agreed upon, the receipts to go to the
street railway strikers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21
White Swan Laundry. Phone $50.
WYANDOTTE CLUB PICNIC.

The Wyandotte Club will give a pic
nc at the Fair Grounds next Saturday
afternoon. There will be dancing all
day. A stand will be erected in front
of the grand stand, and Eddie and Os-
car Gardner will box four rounds. A
bicycle road race will start from Mar
ket and Fourteenth streets at two
O'Clock, finishing on the fair grounds
track. The prizes are on exhibition in
House & Herrmann's windows.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21

All arrangements for the first annual
road race to be given on May 29th by
the Rough Riders Cycle Club nave
been completed. This club, under eff
Gent management, has come rapidly to
the front this season, and at present
has the largest enrolment OF any club
in the city. The members are princi-
pally young riders. The course will
be the old House & Hermann course.
The scratch men will leave Eoff ana
Fifteenth streets at O'Clock p. m.
prompt, going oyer the National road
to the seven mile post and return. A
very large number of entries have been
received up to date. There are few
entries from crack riders from the
neighboring towns.
Prof. e. j. State, of the Y. M. G. A.,
will act as official Handicapped
House & Hermann will bulletin the
positions of the riders as they pass the
following points: Fulton, Altenheim,
Seibert's, Wheeling Park, Elm Grove
and turning point, both going and COM
ing.
Following are the officials:
Starter-Walter Worls.
Judges-Will Sadler, Jesse McCaus-
land, Dave Kraus and F. l.. Miller.
TimerS-Cnarles McKelvey, John
Laue Charles n Hancher and r. d.
Schubart.
Referees-R. Mather Archer and T.
Harvey Pollock
Checkers-Fulton, Geo. Hammer and
Fred Wells; Altenheim, Pickett and
Kline; Elm Grove, Colts; turning
Fred Nay.
Time prize, watch, by Club; chain,
by Wheat & Hancher Co.
1-Ivanhoe Wheel, club.
2Rocker, A. Frew.
Stand, G. Mendel & Co.
IN. & w. tires, A. D. Howe Ma
chine Co.
5-Watch chain, H. E. Hillman & Co.
6rVictor tires, Stone & Thomas.
Umbrella, Sanple-Lingaman Co.
S-Racing suit, Jason c. Stamp.
9-Mandolin, Milligan, Wilkin & Co.
10-Dozen cabinets, Tappan & Con-
nel
11-Cycle trousers, Kline Bros.
12-Sweater, Will Gutman.
13-Cigars, Wells G. Campbell.
14-Shoes, Alexander
1o-Cigars, James B. Mckee.
16-Saddle, II. L. McKown.
17-Cuff Buttons, Shelf Bros.
1S-Scarf pin, r. E. Schubart.
19-Bicycle shoes, L. v. Blond.
20-Umbrella, c. F. Held.
21-Meal ticket, H. Brunhaus.
part light gas lamp, House G
Hermann
23-Atomizer, c. r. Goetze.
2-Picture, Palace Furniture Co.
25-Tripod, Nichols Art Store.
26-Cigars, A. j. Tolbert.
N-Picture, ]. H. Kirk.
2S-Hat, Hodshon.
29-Cigars, Hannah Bros.
30-Vase, Bon Ton.
31-Shirt, c. S. Noble.
32-Cigars, Charles Geiger.
33-Trouser guards, C. Hess & Son.
34-Cigars, Herbert & Ayers.
35-Cineograph F. Enock.
36-Cigars. Frank Hammer.
37-Cap. E. S. Dinger Co.
S8-Shirt, Kraus Bros
39-Belt, NJ. ]. McFadden
The Y NJ. C. A. annual road race
will be rqp this year May 25th. over
last seasons course, from corner
Fifteenth and Jacob streets over Ma
ti0nal road to Altenhelm, theuce over
Bethany nike n The wafarfn9 troueh
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21

Earned runs, Pittsburg 3, washington a;
two-base hits, Mccarthy Williams
O,Brien; three base hits, Mccarthy Will
Ely, Bonner. Freeman; first base on balls,
off Lever l. off Dineen 5; hit by pitched
ball, Clark, Cassidy; struck out, by Lee
man; wild pitches, Dineen; time, 2:l5; UNI
ptse, O'Day
CLEVELAND, Ohio, May 20.-The home
team had a batting streak to-day and
won as it pleased. Attendance, 300. Score:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21

To the Sporting Editor Of the Register.
Sir:-I will box Louis Logamassino
ten rounds at catch weights, winner to
take entire purse. II satisfactory to
him, will meet him at John Beuter's
saloon, Water street, and make ar
rangements for June 9th.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21
AMATEUR NOTES.

The Dewey Juniors defeated the
American Boys yesterday by score of
rs to 3. The feature of the game was
the home runs by Conner and H. Nc
Fadden.
The standing of the Island League
is as follows:
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STANDING OF CLUBS

PITTSBURG, Pa, May 2O.-Washington
won in the second inning when they
touched Lever for six hits and five runs.
Dineen kept the hits scattered and had
good support. Attendance, 2.000 Score:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21

Earned runs, Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn 4;
two-base hits, Smith, Selbach, Wood
Dahlen; three-base hit, Smith: first base
on balls, off Hawley 2. off Dunn 2; hit by
pitched ball. by Hawley 1; struck out, by
Hawley 2; time, 2:05; umpires Swartwood
and Warner.
CHICAGO, May 20.-The Orphans play
ed clear fielding game to-day but were
unable to do any hitting after the third
Griffith was in poor form and pounded
all over the lot. Nops and Magoon were
injured and forced to retire. Attendance,
$780, Score:
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The WHEEL
Six Local Road Races Scheduled For
The Near Future

ALL ARRANGEMENTS COMPLETED
FOR THE, ROUGH RIDER AN
NUAL ROAD RACE-ENTRIES
HEAVY-THE OFFICIALS-OTH
Err CYCLING NOTES OF INTER
EST TO THE LOCAL WHEEL
MEN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21

A road race will be given in connec-
ton with the K. of p. outing at
Wheeling Park. on June Sth. The
course will be from Fourteenth and
Market streets to Wheeling Park, a dis
lance of five miles.
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INTERSTATE NOTES.

FORT WAYNE 4: WHEELING 3.
TOLEDO 8; YOUNGSTOWN 1.
GRAND RAPIDS 3: NEW CASTLE 2.
DAYTON s; MANSFIELD l.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21

The road race to be given by the
Groeers at their picnic, June 18th, at
the Fair Grounds. The course will be
the same as the Wyandotte-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21

DAYTON. Ohio, May 2O.-Score: a
Dayton .......0 0 1 2 0 3-S Is /
Mansfield 80 0 0 0 1 0 0 OIL 4
Streaker and Donahue; Smith and Belt.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21

The time made in the Rough Riders
road race will be watched with interest
by the local wheelmen, as it will show
whether the young riders of to-day are
any faster than former cracks, such as
Dillon, McCausland and Mahlke. The
riders this year will have advantage OF
the brick pavement from the foot OF
Pleasant Valley to Wheeling Park.
They will be handicapped, however
by the condition Of Park hill, which
will, by that time be torn up for grad
ing
The annual GoebePs road race will
be run over the Butler plank road
course on May goth. Several local men
will enter. A number of Wheeling
riders go up to Pittsburg to-day to go
over the course.
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BOWLING.

Schedule for the Fourth Week:
Monday May e.
osceoias vs. c. c. c.; Harvest VS.. q.
H. Il. H.
Tuesday May 81
All Rooters VS.. y. F. L. & A. A; Ma
tionals VS. South Side.
The winners in the Mozart Park
League last week were: The C. c. c.,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21

CINCINNATI, Ohio May 2O.-The Reds
pounded both Dunn and McJames to-day
while Hawley was a puzzle in all but two
innings 1t was a brilliant fielding game
1--we great double plays being made. An
dersan played a remarkable game in the
field. Captain Kelley was put out of the
game for kicking and Dahlen was fined
Score.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21

Earned runs, Cleveland 8, Philadelphia 4;
two-base hits, Dowd Childs, LaJoie;
three-base hit, Quinn; home run, thinner;
stolen base, Cross (Philada); double plays
Harley to thinner to Cross. Flick to La
Joie; first base on balis off Piatt 3; hit
by pitched ball, by Piatt 2; struck out, by
Hill 4, by Piatt !, by Frazer /; time, 1850;
umpireS, Andrews and Gaffney.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21

A road race will be given this year
by the A. o. U. w. lodges at their out
ing. The date is yet in doubt.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-05-21

Two-base hlts, BeIuen, HoIIlngsWOrth;
three-base hit, Letcher: sacrifice hits,
Foreman, Lytle Hunt; balks. Foreman 2
Poole l. first base on balls. off Foreman
6, off Poole 4; hit by pitched ball. by Fore
man L: struck out, by Foreman s, by
plays, Babb to kim Taylor to Babb to
kim: umpire. Ebright time hours;
attendance 500.