The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
STOGIES PLAY REAL BALL
AND TAKE EVAS OYER 81


once upen a time when wheeling
opened Up TIE present season and pro-
ee.ded 20 brrn 40 tho Central with her
"srnokss' tfcte Wa on the initial sack
the nous. IeaEus ana cioutsd around
Aeo In the Central some weeks ago
when Ne cam went on slump the
aforesaid ". ksene Hlufup@d also and
hts hattini average dropped away down
In both sguer. Manager Pop tried
all kinds remcdiez or that slump but
~ seemed 70 BE- chrouis and the patient
kept get - Nor-e. FINALLY he under
took the Ian 81 TRANSMISSION and trans
ana som % Them Elimmered and some
Jailed get any more than one Elim.
Then CO Ne some mote TRANSMISSION adui-
leases ntii nov the box score Iook.
like some other team In playing In the
s,oEiss place.
$50, 20 &c, bscl, to this man Reese.
sffeet~i a trade with that aggregation
whereby hr-t-hassman Anderson va
traded to POP for the Rebel and thereby
son's batting average was the same a.
kesneis and he was no better on the
sack and the reason for the trade was
about as clear as mud. We saw the rea-
son yesterday.
swats of IN. swattsr
When Mr.. Anderson made his first ap-
pesrancs az the plate with two down In
the hrst a we'll placed single sent two
runs across In the fourth he was first
with a biz label on IL and the pill Went
into ths corner Il the lot In deep CEN
ter A. the elongated gentleman was
hands on the ball but he went the trip
on probably the longest hit ever made
inside the grounds. We went out on
a long fly 20 right on his next trip Just
10 be sociable. Then In the eighth he
led off again and 10 further convince
~, , fTns tsS, he ~ hsea TO h knock h9ms
over the left field fence for tho longest
drive ever made In the park. old Rebel
was good scout and We arc glad that
he T. sim In the game hut YOU just
gotta hand ~ to that Anderson boy.
Incidentally IL might be mentioned
hall there being but one wobble and
that was Of the eNcusshle variety. Meis-
ter had four hard chances in the mid
0'pay was there In the field and With
the club and the same can be said OF
Sisson
Mr. WetzeI was on tho rubber FOR the
locals and he let the visitors down with
three fneasly binglcs.
Some Receiver
Behind the chest protector was Pops
latest acquisition from tho Western
league aud he showed class all through
tho game. lie H. lightning fast and his
pegs 20 the bases are perfect lie fail
ed to connect with tho pill hut he s. a
tower % strength TO the team. Nester-
With the addition Of Fred sweeney a
utiiity man secured from the Pittsburgh
Pirates. the team may now be expected
to show.
Wetxel had the visitors on his wagon
and with excellent support there was
no chance Of anything but win.
Evansville scored her lone tally In the
second on hit bv Knoll a sacrifice by
ktbble and single by FromholZ. Knoll
got a hit in the third and that was the
last FOR the ENas.
Wheeling jumped into the run column
IN, tho fret. NcSpo and Reilly scoring on
Anderson'- single after two were down.
Another was annexed I'm the third on
O'Day's single and Mcistcr's double. one
more came In the fourth when Anderson
hit for four sacks aud the final tally
came In tho eighth when Mr. Anderson
cascd one over the fence. Sissou lined
out y beautiful three base drive in the
sixth hut the hoys couldn't get him
homo. Evansville tried hard iu her half
40 the ninth 20 do something hut Wetzel
couldn't see - and thcv went down one.
two three. ap1 tho rar1c was over.
First Inning.
Mathews WIS III. hN pitched ball.
winkeIiIan hunted forcing Mathcwv.
Wotzcl 10 Lear. Hanger walked. Knoll
flied out TO Anderson. Hauscr foulcd
out To Ncspo. back of first No runs. no
HRS. no errors.
p'pav walked Ncspo was safe when
HauEer dropped hts NV tu center. Reilly
hunted toward first. forcing O'Uay.
Grcfe tu Aftermath. MsiStor flied tp
Knoll. Ncspo tsktn- third. Lear up.
Reilly stole second. Lear walked. Au-