The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29


wheeling Jumped all over Terre
Haute yesterday and captured both
ends OF a d~oublehsader. In the FIRST
contest the Smokes hit PAttison hard
and scored -four rms on him in the
nrst seven innings. Gilbert finished
and did not allow a run. In the sec
ond game the visitors were unable Z
hit Wetzel c~onsecutively and they
went down to defeat by the score OF
to ?. In the OPENING game Mattison
pitched great ball. He allowed level
hits but kept them so well scattered
that only in the first inning were the
visitors able 60 register a counter.
Wheeling gathered eight hits from the
delivery of Pattison and Gilbert, but
they hit when hits meant runs. In
thesecond game Lefty" Wetzel al.
lowed by four hits. Errors however
were responsible for the scoring Of
the first run. Wheeling gathered
seven hits for four runs in the second
game.
O'Day. leading on for Terre Haute.
made his official debut against Wheel
ing by striking out. Evers tripled
TO right and scored when Nespo threw
out Gray. McCarty was an easy out,
~ Bull ann OUEnNu
the second with a single TO left. Brati-
gan hit into a double play, Reilly to
Nespo TO Anderson. In the third
Thomas opened with a single to right.
He advanced To second when Ander-
son threw Pattison out 20 Nespo at
first. O'Day singled to right and
Thomas took third. Evers hit a long
ny 10 Neale and Thomas tried to
score. Neale made a perfect throw
from deep center and cut the run on
at the plate.
Gray Caught a. Home.
10 the fourth the visitors succeeded
N getung a man a. far as third. when
Srey walked and took second on a Wild
later When wst,. .nlrd a lev minutes
g slsson and vs6h ht 70 keiiiS, VINO
BrstiEan forced Vann at second In the
elehth inning. rattison opened with a
gle past third put Pattison on third. hut
the next three batters were easy outs.
II the ninth Lcber drew a base on balls
grounded out Nespo 10 Anderson.
Wheeling hruke into The scoring in
th,e nFst inning sisson opened with .
both runners we're safe when Pattison
handled q eaGiy. Reilly was hit by n
pitched ball and the bases were fuII
49, NHAAN AnAEInDn MAE
cafe at first and sisson scored when
Nann dropped McCarty's throw Of An
hit Into a double play. Brstigsn to Vann
70 MStliH In lie second Metzel
a. tSn Nee withr9T @sp9gndsf SSs: Fsttis-'
Wheeling added another tally In the
f9urth when Wetzel singled through
short and Matteson doubled % the score
across with another run when Matteson
iga on Win a SINGLE took second on
sisson : sserinee and scored when Nespo
NJ TO right Tor a base. That ended the
hrst game with the score four 20 one
In favor OF the locale
second Game.
pbay bit a roller At Lear and was
safe a. nrst when the short heider
IRlasa out dS R RyfFs 40 s"S SbssssoB and o-S Yss
took second on the play. Gray singled
90 left sisson made a nice throw "a
lowing O'pay % score. Gray took third
when Wetzel threw badly 10 catch MIN
& Se. second nd Nearly IT, s]rogndsr q
score McCarty grounded out wstzei
in The second inning the visitors cam,
singled past third base and took second
when Leber MT to WetzeL BratEar
Ing out Thomas. BratiEan stole homs
while Wetxel was delivering the hall
Griesei flew out to Matteson. That end.
ing Innings the visitors were abie =,
connect with the celiverv 81 Wetzel bul
for two hits. one Of these was 4
single IN thc siNth by Griesei after 1--WE
we're out and the other was a two has,
hit by Nann in the seventh.
Starts Again In The rirEt.
Wheeling scored IN the nrat innina
when Nespo was hit by n pitched nal
and Reilly and Neale singled puttira
him on third Anderson hit to Hrati
Kan and NeFpo scored. In the aecont
they we're unable 90 connect with Gref
sell but IN the third. singles by Nespo
anderson, Lear and Mnttes0n produce
but two more runs tn the fourth. ma
locals could not connect. but En- the nfff
a single by Reilly. Nea1e sacrifice nuf
Anderaons out placed the manage or
third. Lear walked. Lear started H.
strad second and Naun refused 20 TAX,
the bait. re three 20 Grefsel but th.
latter thinking he could catch Lear be-
fore he reached second threw 10 second
Lear stopped ana while they were trv.
lnr 10 catch him. Rctllv stole hnm.
without hie orposltion even making d
play Tor him. Lear was also safe al
serond BY agreement NJ the mana
rera the contest was called at the on,
% The seventh
Art Nehf viii probably be used In on,