The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-13
SMOKES DEFEAT TiLTossvILLE
~ ONE SCORE
weiss Was -t Hard In the Eighth
ana Orleans Score six Runs
On -Four Hits-
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ana Orleans Score six Runs
On -Four Hita
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With the exception % the aerial
glide by Weiss In the eighth inning.
the Stogies had the Tiltonsvllle semi
professionals looking like a plugged
cent yesterday. but In this inning the
ohioans secured four hits. netting six
runs From the press box II looked
like Weiss had started out for the
altitude record but a fast double play
worked by Murray and Servatius end
ed the agony. As IL was the Smokes
were forced TO extend TO win the
event from the Coal Miners by the
score of Z to S.
Working like a big Lacquer. "Cy"
Young opened the game for the
Smokes and twirled four innings in
which he allowed but two little hits
and made eight Buckeyes fan the
breeze. The Pennsylvania recruit
has the appearance of a conner and
the bugs were all talking about him
last evening. In all the games Young
has worked he has pitched remark
able ball. and IL he keeps up this
work he will be one of the finds of
the Central league this season. He
worked easy yesterday and was never
forced to extend himself TO check the
semi-professionals. In the third and
fourth innings he struck out six Of
the eight men that faced him. Unless
something unforeseen happens. Young
will be on the Wheeling twirling stan
when the Central league opens.
Moren a Find.
AGAIN VaGfardav Moran tho EIartC.
burg player. played like the find OF
the season. Goat" had him working
in left field and he accented the lone
chance he had nicely. He was up FIVE
times. made four hits. two OF them
two-baggers and scored two runs.
How is that for an 1S-year-old kid?
Moren handles himself nicely. In
standing at the plate he wades into
the ball like a big Lacquer and does
not break his neck falling away from
the plate like some OF the players on
the team. Anderson Is now trying
him out in the outgarden. OF course.
Moren could not beat Duke out for
the first bag. bat Judging from the
way he played yesterday he will not
be farmed out but will be played in
the outheld.
Strood secured a two-sacker. while
McKim, the Tiltonsville shortstop.
played the whole game for the
Ohioans. securing four OF their seven
hits.
With Young on the mound. the
game started at 3:15. Conoway few
out to Servatius. Dorm drove long
| fy to left which was pulled down by
Moren. McKim singled. but Keller
rolled an easy one TO Duke, who got
the pill and covered the bag
Wheeling started right off the reel
by Moren slamming two-sackeT
after Grey was out Burns TO Keller
Swartz stung one out for a single
scoring Moren. Duke famed and
Swartz stole second Bull Durham
ended the first inning by knocking one
10 the pitcher, who tossed it to first
base.
Smokes Again seore.
Young had his ball working nicely
in the second inning and but three
iTntonsville tatsmen faced him. Mar
shall and J. Kotchka both famed the
breeze. striking at his benders. L.
McKim was out. Servatius TO Young
Murray. the first Smoke UP in the
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Strood flew out to Conoway. We!shPr
reached first on McKim's error. lie
went TO second on a wild throw and
TO third on a passed ball. Young
walked. Grey was also presented with
n pass by Mooney. and the Kid
scored on a poor throw 10 the plate,
Moren ended II by flying to l.. McKim
with Young throwing all kinds Of
grapevine twists in the third. the first
three men to face him. Burns. Mooney
and COnowav. struck out
II swartz Spiked.
On two hits I'm their half Of tho third
the Stogies scored two runs. Swartz
was walked by Mooney. after which
Kotchka went in 20 twirl for the mi.
ners He stole second but WAS badly
spiked by Burns. and was forced %
retire. The injured member bled
badly. and n was necessary 20 call a
physician The player will be out Of
the game for several days. Laveiy
took his place
Servatius. for the second time. was
an easy victim Iavcly went 10 third
on n passed ball. and Durham hit safe
~. scoring the runner Murray few
out N Dorm. Strood raped a two
hagger. scoring Durham Weishcr
was out. Kotchka 10 Keller
Again Fans Three.
Acaln I'm the fourth inning YounG
famed three hafamen Dorm was xiv
On base on balls W. McKim cent
ono 20 deep left. which Durham mis-
Judged Instead Of running hack on
the ball Bull" started in ard tho piI
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