The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-22
(eY CARL p. LEATHERWoop),

(eY CARL p. lEATHERWOoD).
Through the generosity of Benny
Jewell. who seems To have lost all tie
AFFINITY ne ever. possessed To PLAY the
national game. the Grads were handed
yesterdays exhibition. which was
staged TO "A selected few on the Island
lot. To eWelts rank playing can D.,
traced just four Of the visitors talIies.
but Benny f. not the only Whcclingite
10 figure prominently i'm the error
column as Sager came in for two
boots, while knisely. Lewis and Gra-
ham shared three
Peaches" Graham. who graced the
mound for the Stogies. pitched air
tight ball until the fifth inning. when
ne loosened to the extent of two hits
which. coupled with rotton throw to
first by Jewell. and an assaulted bats
man Melted two tallies. II was in the
sixth frame that Jewell staged his
rank playing. which allowed the WISH
tors To tally five times and incidental
~ 10 walk away with the contest In
that inning Graham was touched up
for three hits. but only two OF them
came together
Opposing Peaches was Pat LINDSAY.
n son OF the Emerald Isle. who was
as Wild as March hare. but at the
same time rather effective with the
base paths occupied. Just seven hits
were garnered off his delivery and he
never allowed more than two i'm any
one inning Servatius again figured
c"nspicuously. slemming the pellet
over the right field fence in the third
session with Pete Knis.ly on puscv
also drew two passes TO the initial bag
and scored TWO of the Smokes tallirs.
knisely offset his error in tn. field bv
connecting twice during the session
and drawing free transportation to-
first, besides purloining a couple OF
sacks.
Smokes Score First.
Everything looked rosy from n
Wheeling standpoint when the smokes
pushed two tallies across the rubber
n the third session. Lewis. first up.
flied out To Core. and Jewell was out
when he attempted To hunt the third
strike. kniscly accepted pass and
stole second. Then pukeN ScrVatius
pooled out the pellet over tho right field
boards. Durham made the third out
when he failed To beat out "A hunt.
Another tally came the locals way
In the following inning. Montgomery
Led off with n swipe past second base
and was shot up a station when SaCcr
sacrificed. WelChar doubled to rieht
center and Monty went tho distance.
Graham died. Wheeler 10 Schmick and
Lewis waited and profitcd. Whom
Holmes pcgCcd to second 10 catch
Lewis stealing. Mclchs- made a dash
FOR the plate. hut was caught :..,v
inches short when kohlcr jabb,d tac
pill home.
Visitors Count.
The Smithitcs hr"k, rhe spell and
managed 10 push e pair of counts
across To- tho ffth frame. Wctz"l W.s
safe al first when J.w, ] threw lOW %
Scrtatius and Buc.y holmes. who fol-
lowed. struck the Lalmy. Lindsay ar-
Ccpted on" on the hip and Kro> boat
out an infi-ld mir 20 Scrvatius when
Graham failed Goo cover with the base.
paths crowded. Schmi,k raped q liu.r
into leff and W.tz,t arlbisd over.
knisclv let tho pili get away from MIN
and Lindsay dtI fhe hot rpuf stunt
homeward k.El.r passed into hi--
tory. Lewis 90 sservatiue. and core
ended the session by flying out To-
Durham.
Pair for stogies.
Tho locals kept piliur them on and
Tailed twice iu On. rfh. Jewell first
Ip. flied ont CO. krot. lut Fuis,iy shot
.. hot one between Wheeler and Wot-
lol pete Travelled Co. SECOND when
Lindsay threw wild tp Holmes and
Scrtafius struck th,. oznur Hlf man
AGED 90 reach first through rra.n OF
am error Lr Holmes
When S.rtHttIs started To- purln'u
second. Du,ks whipped th- piu 'n
k"hl.f and kri-.ly mad. e. dif, frr
hons, kohl"r jathoI back quirk. Lut
Iurky dropped fh. piu Iud 700 hands
wsrr eHf. With ruh.E rlmyri Du
third. Durham sirzl'd timely between
first and second and SartIfiIs scored
Game Lost.
IN, siNth iruire proved fhD urdoirr
- fhr stneiss as fh. Grads tied tho