The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-30

out TO block the throw to second.
Bobby" Rotharmel worked base on
four wide ones. and Boyd hit for clean
single, scoring Taylor ana sending
Bobby" to second. McGinniss was an
out, but both runners went up base.
and Smiths mum OF Meany's lly scored
both. Toledo got another In their half,
on Grihins single. his steal OF second, j
passed ball, and stricklett's terrific two
Dagger to the center field fence. The
latter was thrown out in an attempt to
pilfer third
In the third Tom" Turner worked q
slow lnheld base hit. and on Taylors
attempted sacrifice stricklett erred and
both were safe. At this point there was
delay caused by a squabblc among
the Toledo players. and Butler relieved
strieklatt in the box Ppquinnsy tried
sacrifice, and Butler followed strick-
let's example by erring, and the bases
were full. and nobody out. Rothermel
hit to Butler, who threw TO Arthur. re-
firing Turner and Arthur to Turner.
retiring "Fiobhy," Boyd hit to Griffin.
who lobbed ii over to Turner on the
bounce for the third out. 1t was a
ease of "horseshoes" for the Toledos.
and no mistake.
10 their hall. Of the third Beck hit for
two bases along the third base line,
Taylor's return being very slow. and he
went to third on Turner'S out to Tur-
ner. Smiths ny to Taylor scored Beck
with the teIng run. Ewinglretired the
side with pop-up to Boyd
Toledo broke the IT, in the sixth,when
Ewing Singled. went to second on Nc
GlnnIgs' bad throw to nab him at first,
to third on Rothermels error in hand
ling a throw from Mac, and hume on
GriiTin's cut to Congalton.
Wheeling went into the lead in the
seventh, when with McGinniss an cut,
Meany worked base on balls. Kane
played toward second for the expected
attempt to steal second BY Meany and
Congalton placed an infield hit between
second and third that was SAFE. Den
n.y. Lyons came along with his usual
safe drive, scoring Meany ana sending
Congalton to third, and Turner'S out to
Smith scored Congalton with rha run
that sent Wheeling into the lead.
Tolsdo looked dangerous in the eighth,
but nice fielding by the WheelIngs cut
down the visitors in their maa career.
Turner led off with q single to the cen-
ter field fence that would have been
good for two bases had not Tuck
fallen down just as he rounded first
base; as 1t was he got back to first none
too soon. Smith was an out to Congal-
ton and Ewing fouled out, and the
side was retired on Turner's out at first,
the big llrst baseman having played too
far off the bag Boyds throw was
quick and true,completiRs pretty dou-
bic play,
In the ninth both teams made desper-
ate efforts to win, and the single that
never came" would have scored two
runs and won the game for Tolado. Eog
Wheeling Meany was center field out,
and Congalton hit out for base. but
Lyons outfeld fly was captured by
Smith, and Turner's inheld hit retired
the side. Toledos made the situation
decidedly too interesting in their half
Griffin leading off with single, while
Arthur uuted to Taylor, who threw
Wild to first. and groan went up from
the spectators, who feared Grit" would
go around to second or third, but Boyd
was taking no chances and had run
over toward the bleachers back OF first
to back up Turner where he succeadedin
stopping the ball and thus prevented
Griffin from taking second or third. The
crowd cheered Boyd heartily for this
clever exhibition of head work. With
two out the fans" saw visions of VIC
tory, but iane's two Dagger which sent
Griffin to third was the most disagree
able of eye-openers. However. the best
Hartman could lnfuse into his willow
was a stingy little bounder to McGin-
Miss, which the ex-Atlantic Lacquer as
sisted to TON" Turner for the out that
finished one of the most exciting games
won this season by the wheelings
Score: