Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-04
STANDING OF CLUBS.

NEW YORK, September 3.-The two
games between the New Yorks and On
cinnatis at the Polo grounds this after
noon resulted in an even break The visit
ors won the first and the home team the
| second after five innings had been played.
The first game the New Yorks had prac-
tically won out, but became careless, Gin
cinnati winning in the ninth by batting
Carrick for six runs. The New Yorks won
the second by timely hitting in the third.
Beckiey was put out Of the second game
for kicking Davis, while at practice for
the first game, split his finger and was
laid off. Foster took his place. Crawford
was injured in the first game sliding to
third base and retired in the second in
ming of the second game in favor of Brett
enstein. Total attendance, 1890. Score:
S SeT York % S S-la 70
Breitenstein and Kahoe; Carrick and
Grady. Time, hours. Umpire Snyder.
Second game:
CINCINNATI ...........-..0 !-6 . ,
Newton and Kahoe; Mercer and Bower
man. Time, 1870. Umpire, Snyder.
| BOSTON, September 3.-In to-day's first
game, with two on bases in the ninth in
ming, Wagner knocked the ball over the
left field fence for a home run Boston
batted Lever hard throughout the game.
| Pittsburg played miserable game in the
field Attendance, 5000. Score;
Boston .......3 0 0 0 o l 0 o. 10 l
IlttSDurS .,..U l U 8 5-S II .
Willis and w Clarke; Leever and o Con-
nor. Earned runs, Boston l, Pittsburg 4.
Two-base hit, Hamilton. Three-base hit,
Ritchey. Home runs Collins, Duffy, Wag
ner. Double plays, Collins 70 Lowe TO
( Tenney, Ely to Ritchey to o. Brien. Ten
ney unassisted. Sacrifice hit, Lowe, Time.
z:32. Umpire, ODay.
! BOSTON, September 3.-An pitchers
looked alike TO Pittsburg this afternoon.
second inning and Lewis who succeeded
] him was equally easy. Waddell was ex-
treInely effective, holding Boston down to
tour scattered singles Long was taken
Barry. Attendance, 5,500s -SuureBT
Pi5tsburg 10 8 0 i / / IA II 4
Cuppy, Lewis and Sullivan; Waddell and
thinner. Earned runs, Boston l, PIttsburg
s Two-base hits. Leach, Wagner Clarke.
Three-base hit, Waddell. Double plays.
Tcaney TO Lowe to Tenney, f,itchey 20 Ely
70 O Brifn. First base on balls, off Lewis
3, off Waddell l. Time, 2:oo, Umpire,
/ O'Day.
/ PHILADELPHIA. September 3.-The
morning game between ST. f.Ralis and
Pbiladelphla was Won by the locals with
comparative ease Frazer was a puzzle
( to the visitors, who failed to nit safely un-
+. Ill The sixth inning. On the other hand
/ Philadelphia battcd Hughey at will and
! St. Louis 30 , % /
BROOKLYN IL 0 0 ] 10 Is 0
! Hughey and Robinson Frazer and Me
/ Farland Earned runs, ST. Louis 3 Phil
atelphi2 5. Time. 2:l9. Umpire, Emslie.
| Attendance. 500.
! PHILADELPHIA. September Sin the
! sixth inning OF the afternoon game, twelve
! of the local team batted and seven hits
! were made of Jones' triple. three doubles
and three singles netting seven runs. Az
! ter that ST. Louis did not have a chance
| to win Score:
st. Louis 80 Q "a
! Philad'a .....0 0 0 10 IA 8
Jones and Robinson; Orth and McFar-
land. Earned runs. st. Louis l. Philadel-
| phia 8. Home run. Wolverton. Time
/ 2.1s. Umpire. Emslie. Attendance. 6Sis
! BROOKLYN, September 3.-The Brook
| lyns won the afternoon game from Chica-
| so by hard hitting and by taking advan-
| tage of the nlisplays of the Chicagos.
| Hurss raiiroaded the visitors out in the
third when Ryan started TO kick on a de-
cision and the umpire ordered Kitson to
pitch the ball with no batter at the plate.
This brought the Chicagos to their senses.
Bradley's third base play and Cross bait