The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25
STOGIES WON BLOODY
STRUGGLE FROM THE S0X
EVERY PLAYER GOT TWO OR
MORE BUT MOREN AND
CRAVEN.
Hiehey Was HI Hard In the Final
Three innines-Anderson's Crew
scored Seven In First.

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GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. June "a
In bloodthirsty battle OF broken bats
here to-day Wheeling won the final
game OF a sanguinary series by
score or 10 to Z. Four home runs,
two triples, four doubles and % safe
singles featured the two hour carnage,
with the advantage all TO the invaders
from start to finish.
Pfener was sent In TO pitch against
young Richey. Onethird OF an inning
sufficed for Big Jeff During that in
terval he permitted three singles. a
double and triple to be raked OF his
shoots, In addition TO a sacrifice and
hit batsman. Lindsey who replaced
him kept the hits rather better scat
tered. but was bumped hard through
out. Richey steamed nicely through
six innings, but was touched up for
ten safet.es in the three final frames.
wheeling lost no time in putting the
game out OF chancery. Gray hit the
nrst ball pitched for a single. Booze
sacrificed. Dodd placed a three-bag-
ger In right and Jansen followed with
a double TO left. Servatius singled to
short and Haley singled over second
scoring Jansen. Pferer hit Craven
with the ball. filling the bases with
one out. Lindsey here took I'D the
lost cause. Moran forced Servatius
at the plate. but Richey rather unex-
pectedly cracked a single 10 right.
scoring two more. Gray up for the
second time in this inning, rocked a
three-sacker of right field fence.
scoring Moran and Richey with the
sixth and seventh TALES. Booze pro-
viding the third out on a rap TO
Schmick. Richey forced one run upon
Grand Rapids in The ensuing half.
After two were out Kroy got on when
Jansen mufed his pop. but was forced
at second by Schmick. Tydeman hit
for two bases and Lejeune was passed
Schmick was caught at home on Had
leys rap TO Richey, but a free ticket
10 Barkwell made scoring obligatory
on the part OF Tydeman.
Wheeling added two to its count in
the second on a pass to Seryatins and
four base knocked over left field
fence by Haley. The Stogies had men
on all the bases In the next two per-
iods but desisted from scoring until
the NTH. when with two out Miller's
mess Of Booe's rap. two successive
stolen bases by Booze and Dodd's sin.
gle accounted for one more
Two more. bringing the count 10 an
even dozen. were added by the visitors
IN the sixth. on a hit by Haley and
ghastly errors by Miller and Lindsey
In speedy succession. Pat throwing
the ball 10 the club house on Moran's
hunt
Grand Rapids started a lively rally
In the seventh Two were out when
Lindsey hit safely. Successive singles
were enacted by Kroy Schmick and
Tydeman, Booze and Dodd broke into
The error column, and a double nv
I.eluene netted the locals four runs
After Iladley was favored with a
pass. Barkwell ended the round by
striking out
Each side ripped of a run in the
eighth. Wheeling on Servatius' home
run over right field fence. which was
the longest hit Vet seen on thcs.
grounds. Grand Rapids run was the
nun OF singles by Miller and Holmes
ana Llndsey's sacrifice rs. Wheeling
annexed two 10 our one In the nth
bV the enicaCious method OF n single
by Booze and home run by Dodd as
chaser. Dodd's rap hit square on
TOP The wall and bounced over Win
one out, Lejuene. In the locals stand .
lashed the ball over the barricade
Hadley and Barkwell followed with
singles and Miller Eot on BY grace OF
Dodds boot. but Holmes famed and
weeks la ting FOR Lindsey. lifted TO
Gray for the final ont. score.