The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-02

undoing his own wildness TettinR him
into trouble. To start the fracas Had
ley brushed enc past third and was
shot up peg by Tieman. CRETE drew
Tour and Donovan took one in the
ribs. With the bases choked Wuffli
singled sharply through between Gray
and Saser and Hadiey and Crete
scored. Wuf took second on KnisIey's
throw in to cut off CRETE. Wheeler
doubled against the right field fence
and Donovan and Wufli crossed.
OBrien's tap to Hardy resulted In
Wheeler's death At third and Withers
brought the session to a close by fly
Ing out to Lewis.
One For Locals.
The Stogies with that never say
die spirit that has characterized their
playing during the present home SER
les came back in their half OF the
sixth and scored another tally. knis-
ley opened with n slashing drive over
Tiemans head IN center and drew
up at second. Servatius sacrificed
and Pete went to third. Durham
grounded out Hadley TO Crete and
Monty hit to Wheeler who wobbled
long enough TO permit Knisley TO
tally. Monty died on second when
Saser hit to Hadley.
Tie Broken.
The Smoketown kids broke the tie
Nht rtNtHtis Nnduhs 10 the timely
smash of Pete Knisley. After Welcher
and Hardy had flied out Jack Lewis
damned a liner along the left field foul
line and by clever sliding reached Sec
ond In safety. Gray hit sharply TO
Wheeler who found said hit too hot
TO handle and everybody was safe.
With Jack on third and Gray beating
IL TO second Pete Knisley carressed
the pill on the nasal organ with such
effort that It sailed over Tieman's
head In center. Pete drew up at third
Tor q blow and Servatius furnished the
third out.
Whseierites to Front.
Those pesky Blenders came right
back In their half OF the following In
ming and forged to the front by scor-
ing two counts. Wuffli got to Hardy
Tor a two base drive to left field and
Wheeler followed with a single to right
which scored the kid. At this june
ture Montgomery derricked Hardy and
sent In Beatty the Beau Brummell OF
the Central league. O'Brien first up
dumped the pill and Wheeler went TO
third. Withers ozoned, Snyder was
walked purposely but when Frankie
let wild pitch out OF his system,
Wheeler came over. Hadley was the
third out.
Tied Again And Won.
With determination written on their
countenanceS the Smokes went at IL
with vengeance In the eighth and so
well did they carry out their inten-
tons that two runs were scored the
first being the tieing tally and the
second the one big one that won the
hard fought battle. Just as II he was
getting paid tor IL. Bull walked to the
panorite and smashed a hot one over
the third cushion and pulled up pant
ing at second. O'Brien registered
such a tremendous kick on Umps
Egan's decision that the ball went
over third fair. that he was chased
from the scene OF battle. Tieman fill
ing in and ByrneS going to center.
Montgomery. who is always in on the
good things singled in the vicinity OF
second and stopped at that bag on
the throw in. Bull working the bluff
that he intended going tho distance.
Jewell was called upon to bat for Sa-
ger but the best thing in Bennys
swat stick was a grounder to Withers.
With everybody playing in. Kid We'll
cher rammed hot one through Wuf-
nus legs and Durham and Montgom-
cry tailed. the latter making IA reg
ular Ty Cobb slide into the rubber.
Beatty grounded out. Lewis was as
saulted but Gray made the third out
by being tossed out at first by With
ers. The visitors went down in order
in the ninth so here's the box OF an
other game the Bcnders lost by lone
run.