The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
DOUGLAS .1rcEED GOOD BAL Aao
BUT JOE E1Ro&S MUoAD
HA1E HAD SXUTOVT.


Wheeling won the third and hnai gam
~ tbe seri.s from South Bend yesesir1
dav hy the score OF to 1. Due Id,
to errors. which gave the 'tS1 n'.enth in
ming befor1 a decision was reachea. t,or
tiftR and tecIdins run came over d. 60
cleveland md Reilly had ~aiSeu ~, sac.
cession. AID Lear Sinsle S7ox cas and killed
on chance; for the Smokes 70 score. t az
most Of tleir fourteen hits were Mast Inc
Dousla, opposed "A; And WSee1in Is" slab
Mound md t,s the set anky Of the ns arsumen:
All aTsi fbe h Say. Until the seventh inning
the Visitors could do nothing NJ. W.. had
delivery, and up to that time .neS nair
gathered but two hits. Homes seve them
" AteN -. and two more came In Ine
eighth on two hits and pair Oh "a hut
ue aiiswed not an earned run. anu
for cratic fielding would nave "eN
shutoSe 't ssysn out OF Nine. =,
Th. victory was the seventh oGt
rine games for the locals. and place co
them on the five hundred pei so
basis only Six1y- hpst p place and with
thei. present gait they will pc up rinS-
me leaders within another week. Spf !,,,1l
field comes here WedneSday any to~ies
play three sames., A!teI three rec days stand
80 The dope on the playing during eHe
ana aa.+ ten DAYS gives the Stogies an 3 az.
Tsntage over the present LEADERS, Alag
Stnries are now in third place.
fn The irst inning the visitors mace sa.
q desrerete effort to count. after 90 20,
shang had gone out on $40" pounu :,
70 Douglas. Collins beat out e StnstS
third; GrodieE ,, WsNea; a fsnned. and CO
Inns and Grodick attempted 10 VII" aaei
doiIhie steal. Reilly and Blackwell easi
took care OF him, however, anu
oaT TSe t1 TsS Scoring St by the Blenders IS
diva IN the first half Of the seven
Srodick singled to right. tyaeTn-
famed. tiensling raped one ina octhe !
pire Daley was unable 70 get Pr Pr his |
n MaS Or runners on first and secondiSritt !
Douglas filled the bases wnen n,eail |
Tannehiu with a pitched pail .ond, |
hit 10 Reilly; Tho ,, sisppe brew wv Lear
to conplete the double play L11row, |
ten,pted to make Il pickup OF tne ,odick
but dropped the ball: ana DOM
and Hensling scored. After
The eighth produced HTo rred a
sincIe 70 left. Collins walked. .hirG
Tanned Bashang started 20 ST Id and |
but Blackwell threw 20 ley I'd for !
Bashang, scored: SoI,im thha!l and
totns S"0 ~ blackwell Tn ca'sa IT,
dropped the ball and Coilinsofian by i
with the fourth and last III"
South Send.
wheeling's first run cam" l.. '. Cir ried I;
ond and was also gift. EESen Beall !
70 right. He went to seconwav from
Iet Sndcrson's throw get."to third
him. Lear sacrificed Re- ~ Mich !
from where he scored on nd runs for !
The fourth brought the b,t vas
Wheeling. Callahan walu, c,eve-
forced at second by Gle 'a,Sa, ReiIIy ;
land stole second and scorr Of sacks. |
walloped one TO left Tor doing for
There was nothing re, mo S,nth. !.
the Smokes until the a,o,oS ~ ne raiiv i
In .his frame Cleveland iI re ,;airr ny
tbat was responsible :, t.e, - ieF,
the score. He singled - s*,rptE ~ that !
Reilly waliored one to- HSounIei
went for three bases zen a,I ~ ~ me ,
of Bashans's foot a 80 w r,a, and
Senr.. cleveland scorson lnr PIC "a 60 a
SsiIIv came home wheL.ear Wat no 800
single 70 right. ThAeNe s"'ee t''eA
we G;sx sssy GoI Who hatsarted the rally
t5at lied the SEQ in the n haiis
worked Anderson tca oase y" Reijiy
in the last half of e teSe.,.n'; and
also waited on free ans2oroatIiofSs s d1i,.
with Cleveland on Tco"T es an drove a
on first and nohodSG'' 80 scoring
single through sen6 pa ,. Owing
Cleveland and endi Cne. sa,,J Renders
70 the fact that tht,osieS anso there
PLAYED Il douole-hue'
will be no game toy.