Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-09
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

BROOKLYN, September S.-The Brook
lyns managed to break even With their
! double header with the Pittsburgs to-day.
In the first game. the visitors simply ran
away from The Champions, batting Wey-
hing out OF the box and treating Kennedy
to similar dose Chesbro was touched
up In ding-dohy fashion, but fauttess sup
, port behind HIN kept the runs down. TIE
Brooklyns jumped on Philtppi in the fl st
two innings 'oi the second game and bat
tea out four runs; PITT shurg tied up in
rors, but the home team forged ahead
i again in the fourth on an error by hitch-
ey, Keeler's double and Sheckards triple.
called in the sixth. sheckards playing in
left was the feature. Jennings was ac-
.cideasaliy spiked by Wagner in the first
game and Cross had finger smashed In
bbl raosi~a Il. q g. I 3 WY II Il
chespro and pConnor;. weighing. Ken
3, Brooklyn l.. Three-base hits. Clarke
Wagner. lTwo-base hits, Ritchey, Wag-
ner, OBrien 2, Chesbro, Cross, Farrel.
s safgfs out by 9Weshing by Kennedy
bases. Clarke, Ritchey, Williams, OCon-
! nor. Sheckard. Bases on balls. off Ken
nedy 2 off Weighing 1. Double plays Ely
Time, 2:1o Umpire, ODay.
Second game:
P Pittsbnrg .............o { o-s 8 2
FRilippi and thinner; EcGinnity and
Brooklyn 2 Three-base hit, ShecKard
Iwo-base hits, Williams. Ely, Keeler.
struck out. by McGinnity 4, by Philippi l.
Stolen bases, Clarke, Beaumont Bases
on balls. by Philippi 2. Time, 142 I'm
pire. O'Day.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. September s.
Inability 10 hit was the cause of Philadel-
phlas defeat by Chicago to-day. Crit
fifth was in excellent form and his deliv-
cry was puzzle to the local batsmen
Donahue. on the other hand, was easy Tor
the visitors. Score:
eehh iisdf;o ",i..g 9 ! 9-ss 10 2
Griffith and Donahue; Donahue and NC
Farland. Earned runs, Chicago 3. Two
base hits, Mccormick, Delehanty. Sacri-
nee nit, Chllds;, Stolen bases, Mccarthy
bic plays, Cross to La1oie, Delehanty to
Mcfarland. First on balls, off Griffith l.
Off Donahue 2. Struck out, by Griffith g.
by Donahue 2 Time, So Umpire. Ems
lie. Attendance, 4.2J1.
T BOSTON. September S.--with two out in
the eleventh inning, Beckley hit to Long
/ who threw the ball into the first base
bleachers. Before the ball was returned
Beckley reached Sttird and scored what
proved to be the winning run on Mcbride
SINGLE SIZE to centre, Both pitchers We're very
Cincinnati -. 20 90 100000 Ia 3
Dineen and Sullivan; Hahn and Kahoe
Earned runs Cincinnati l.. Two-b base hits
Long. Stahl, Duffy, Hahn. Double play
Mcbride to Quinn. Sacrifice hit, Beckley
Struck out, by Dineen 7, by Hahn g.
Time, 40, Umpire. Snyder.
I NEW YORK, September sAThe New
forks had this afternoons game we'll in
nand when batting streak, coupled with
errors by Davis and Van Haltren gave St
Louis the game. Mercer injured his hand
in sliding to base in the previous inning
II was scrappy game throughout Nc
Graw and Burkett were sent to the bench
early in the game. Called on account of
darkness. Score:
New York ........4 0 o o. : Z
St Louis .,....:..0 0 0 40 y 2
Powell and Robinson; Mercer and Bow
erman. Earned runs, New York q First
base on errors, st. Louis l. Left on bases.
st Louis 8. New York 5. Struck out. by
Powell 4, by Mercer l, Sacrifice hit. Nc
Gam Double plays, Robinson to Keis-
ter, Donlin to Keister; Gleason to Davis
to Doyle. Home run, Hickman. Two-base
hlts, Burkett, Wallace, Smith Passed
balls, Robinson, Bowerman Umpire
Gaffney. Time, 2:20. Attendance, 800.