The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-10

like the scenerai around first base.
anc changed his operations by swiping
the keystone bag Bailey then sent
one to the sky. and Benny hollered |
IN take IL" Well everybody took !
off their gloves and the crowd set
tied back just In time TO see the Rao-
bit catch the pill. iuggle IL and then
drop IL. While all OF this was trans
piring Nandagrift crossed. Aloerts
poled one to center but the best
punch In Justices repertoire seemed
to be a pop up to Knisely.
Smokes Get Busy.
The Billikens will now have to step
back until little space Is devoted
20 the telling of how the Smokes
broke the spell and scored In the
sixth After Knisely and Servatius
had passed into history Durham pOked
out double to center field.
Mum Warrender then doubled. scor-
ing Durham
The B.llIkens got that run back and
another one in their half Of the sue
ceding inning. Alberts led off with
his second single 10 center and was
shot up peg when Justice sacrificed
Casey. playing center instead OF
Rlount who was injured while sliding
20 second. then grounded out. Al
ber's advancing To third. lounss
blow counted tor onc-half Of the dis
tancc and Alberts scored clancy
then raped a hot one through the box
and Young tailed. keener flied out
To Lewis
Two For Locals.
Tho Stocics tailed in their half Of
the seventh. Welcher. first up. foulcd
out - bailey. Justices error placed
posk on first and Lewis second
triple q; IN. fracas sent White tn"
distance Jewell leaned against the
all gTfr.s tesh int NEtak
garden and Jack sprinted home.
knis.ly wasted "a single to left as SER
yatius flied out % clancy.
Count Is Tied.
poaks wilduess In the eighth
brought the visitors nothing as fast
fielding retired McLafferty. Wanda
rrift and Bailey in order The fight
inC Stogies grabbed off two skinny
runs In the eighth which brought
them on an equal basis with the BILL
I kens Fighting Bull Durham hluifcd
, Alherts into giving him a pass and
/ Ware nder cl.verly jumped I'm the way
. ~ one - AIberts' slow ones. Doc
I Casey began 10 tear up grass In the
l center garden by this time and gave
/ Alberts tho skiddo sign and called
Ifcifcr 10 IN" scene Of hostiitti"s.
/ SaC"r shot Iiull and Mum up pes
| with his clever sacrifice and then Kid
/ Smackinch"im'r Welchcr. of WahoO.
l New Nawk. amhled To- the pauprito.
! Tn" Kid then smote tho hor~ohid"
| with such 'tfprt that a. sailed Tar
! enough into left field To euabl" Bull
! and Mum To- cross. The Kid died NJ
/ second when Doak hit 20 McLaffcrty
B and everything looked Xix" Ecnuiu"
ascension when Lewis reached first on
Justices wobble
Jewell kiddcd Pf.ff,r into Walkiur,
! him but his efforts counted for uaught
I rs knisclv slammed "A high ono bound
/ Tor the scorrboard but tho mighty
. Casey spear'd r. Tor tho third out.
Rally IN Ninth.
For tho second tim. ~ as many
. DAYS tho EiilIk"ns rallied Iu thu ninth
s.asm. Justice beat out an infi,ll
hit which SaEsr recovered too late Tor
an ont. and Casey Hid m. sacrifice
stunt Then that man Young who
. practically won fhc Eamr Tuesday and
had alr-adv assisted IN breaking nm
4 Wednesdays battle walked 90 tho
| plate and pooled tho oval 20 the left
. field fence for three bases Justice
crossing clancy walked and K-en.r
died ar second on VaudaEriets rap
- Jewell
s;"ryatIus opened f1r m. Smokes
~ m" ninth with cl,Hn Sirei. On
~ hu' Was caught ~ SECOND whom
. Durham hit into double Warren
DER closed the afternoons engage
mont By grounding uut lr figures
th" gam" resembles this