The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-18

1''L''f1 non Mt YOUNGSTOWN.
Columbus NJ Fort Wayne.
Mansfield at New Castle,
,vs.,I,ng won the second game Of the
..,p.s with Toledo, but It was not be-
ans, me stogIes played the game bet
-, than Gilks boys. But for the fact
W., ,ha locals jumped onto Joss deliy-
. ',c Bcgesly in the OPENING inning, ialds,
"A nv pair Of errors, resulting in sew
an rms; their miserable exhibition in
,bs ninth inning would have, given To-
lido ifa victory. In the facp'ot the rot
Ems. support the Wheeling team has
ocsorsed any pitcher This season, young
Johnny skopec. the sx-chicaGo anna,
,eur pitched sood.stgady bail through
ont saa deserved Irwin his game. 1t
was a skopec victory; his support was
o,a quality that Would lead to dafeatIn
nine games out Of ten,
In he hrst timing, Rathernlel lei on
with an out and Stanley Arthur yelled
sncouiaClngly 70 big Joss, That's hall
N thpm nov for the other half" But
ber5re the inning had closed Stanley
and Ioss,had come TO believe that It
was a half that would never be told.
Mrauy got in the entering wedge with a
base on balls, and Taylor followed with
FieaY single, while another base on
aelRan single, while another base on balls
10 Lyons tlled the bases. When Tom"
TuFner walked up to the plate he was
loudly called upon for n twO-bagger,
and he replied very obltgingiy with a
sasbar 10 deep center that scored
Msany and Taylor and sent Lyons TO
third Congalton kept up the good
work by hitting out for base, scoring
Lyons and Turner. Smith allowed the
bit TO get through him, and Congalton
Travelled around to third, Pequlnney
20, slice by hitting clean one for n
bast hat brought in the fifth run ofthe
Isaiag. CoRgalton. Peqinney stole
second and reached third on Arthur's
error. Ritter walked. Skopec hit q fast
one between first and second that look
ed to be hit, but Beck nailed 1t mar
vpiousty and Si0pec was out, but Pei
Qg!nugy scored on the play. Ritter go-
irg % second, whence he scored on
ROthgrmels hit. Meany was the third
eat
After the first jthe stogIes were Un-
able to hit Joss, Ahe extent Of their hit
i.Hg being Turner's single. and infeld
lis by Gilks and Griffin. On the lat
Yrs hit, Pequlnney could have retired
Turner at the plate, but he played It
Eate by throwing to FIRST. Another came
IL tho sixth, when Smith singled, and
itiks did likewise. Congalton made
mess OF stopping the ball, and when the
smoke cleared Smith had scored, In
the eighth, Turner singled, Smith was
safe on PeduInney's error, and Gilks
singled. filling the bases, Griffin met
one Of Skopec's fast ones on the arm,
and a run was forced In. Then Skopec
Strengthened out and struck out Ar
thur and Joss In succession. letting the
whenlings out Of hole OF very small
proportions.
II was in the ninth that the Wheel
Iags nearly lost out by their mlserabls
fielding HARTMAN led of with htA
third strIke.out, but Kane singled and
Beck was safe on another error by Pc
qulnhcy. Turner'S scratch two Dagger
THE ball bounded badly for Taytor),
brought In two runs, Kane and Beck.
On Tom" Turner's error Smith reach
ed first, and with three on bases the
outlook was bad, but Giiis sent a liner
that Pequinney reached up for and
gobbFsd. and by throwing to Lyons he
retired Smith and the side and COM
pleisd . pretty double play.