Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-24
BASE BALL.

rounds of the former club, and was well
contested throughout, exhibiting some good
'alllng but some loose fielding on each side.
the preliminaries were settled by selecting
Iohn Harlan, of the Diamond State, Jr., as
Jmpire, and sending the Wawaset 10 the
lal, they losing the toss for choice.
FIRST INNINGS.
Vatodset-The game was opened by Win.
ne, whose first effort resulted in foul tip,
being missed by the catcher His next was
iine hit 10 left field, kindly taken care oil
by Fauldng; Higgins caught on fly by Kaiser;
James sent hot one TO left field, making
ms second base, but In the attempt to get Ia
third was caught mapping and run out. Side
out for a cipher.
Brdndypane.-Taylor went out on foul fly
taken by L. ReYbold; Hulme out on strikes
Sheppard made his first OH good fly hit Ia
centre and came home on passed balls; Hem
phil got 10 his first owing to bad muff by
James, s. s., went to his second on passed
ball; James reached his first after mls.strik
ing Tor third time; Mercer was taken or
Tue lily by Windle, leaving Hemphill ant
James on bases. One run.
SECOND INNING.
Wdnaset.-Sherwiu ailer making lou
Zip, which was neglected, hit grounder L
centre field, making his first; e. Reybod
beng saved twice from foul tips, brought
Sherwln in, got 10 his second on a safe hit
and stole 10 his third; W1ggesworth strucl
out; Cochran brought Reybold in and mad
his first on short hit, ran to his second oil
passed ball, and to the home plate on al
overthrow; G. Reybold sent a hlghfiyer Il
lett field, which was well taken by Pauld
ing; Smith sent good one to right field, bu
was only able TO reach his first, which h
soon left for the second, on passed ball
Windle went out at first by good throw
from third, leaving Smith on second. fibre,
Runs.
Brandy,oiae..-P aulding sent daisy cut
ter 10 second, and got to his first through thi
inability of Reynolds fingers TO grasp tn
ball; Kaiser struck out; and Hartman wa
stopped ut third by a good throw iron
Windle; Taylor struck for his first, ant
reached Third on passed bail; Hume wa
put out at first by throw from James Ont
run.
THIRD INNINGS.
Walodset. Higgins and James made theii
first successfully; each stole base; Higglni
got home by hit of Sherwin, who wus pu
cut al first; G. ReYbold reached his second
ON good hit, giving James an opportunity
hit by Cochran, who made his third on d
bad overthrow, and finally gol in by II hi
OF E ReybOld, the latter coming 10 griei al
The first; Smith sent his compliments IL
Paulding, who received them quite hospita-
bly,, retiring the side for five runs.
BrdRdyptne. Sheppard made his second
ON a good Lit, stole 10 his third; came in on
hit by Hemphill, who reached his first on
high ball TO left; James was put out OF first
by throw of short stop; Mercer reached
first owing 10 bad throw by Smith at third
Hemphill aud Mercer each secured runs
from hit by Paulding, who got to bis third
ON loose throwing; Kaiser out On foul fly
taken by b. Reybold; Hartman put tho tide
out by giving chance TO Sherwin, winch
was well taken. Three runs.
FOURTH INNINGS
lldaoaset. Windle and Higgins each
scored by good hits; James was put out al
first by throw of Hartman; Sherwin sent q
fly TO light field, which was spidered by Tay
lor; G. Reybold reached his first by close
shave, stole to his third, where he was lef
by Wigglesworth going out on a foul tip tC
catcher. Two runs.
Brdndylofne.-Taylor got u his second on
a hit and overthrow; Hulme out on fou
bound taken by James; Taylor sent 10 home
plate by Sheppard, who struck for lis sec
ond, coming in on passed ball; HempLil
sent onotO left field and made lis first, owing
to had muil by Smith; Hemphill was put
out at second, being forced by Mercer, who
made his first through a bad attempt al
catching by Windle, but was put out al sec
ond by Reybold on throw by James. Two
runs.
FIEra INNINGS
Ip,.aaaat Cnat,vo,, 4 lee. u
reached his first, and was brought to hi
third by Ed. Reybold, who made Ills frsi
and worked around 10 third; Smith was pu
out al first, Cochran coming in; Reybold 20
home on an overthrow; Windle sent one I,
Paulding, which was taken care OF in biz
usual way; Higgins found his way to first
was forced oil by James and retired at sec
ond. Two runs.
Brdpdywtne.- out at first by throw
Of James, Paulding worked around to third
where he was left by Kaiser and Hartmal
striking out-thus adding a goose egg Il
their score.
SIXTH INNINGS.
IFawaset james by grounder 10 ccntr
reached his first, and ran TO second on
passed ball; Sherwin sent liner to shor
stop, who stopped him short; James stole /
Third, and was brought in by Reybold, VIII
made first on skinner to centre, got To sec
onl on passed bal, and reached third on
righi helder oy Wlgglesworth, the latte
plIely gethng 10 hrsl; Cochran was put on
at first, Rcybold coming in; Smith out ON
'o1l TO catcher. Two runs.
BrdndSItae.-Taylor made his first on
goou MT; ituline was given his first on calle
balls, sending Taylor to second, brought il
by Sheppard, who reached first, sendin
hulme 10 tllrdi Hemphill, after bnockin
some heavy fouls, sent fine fly TO left field
winch was badly attended to by Cochran
giving second and bringing Hulme I'M Jane
sent grounder to centre, making first, Shep
pard coming I'M Mercer went to first, bring
ing hemphlll home; Paulding out on fou
ny to catcher Kaiser struck 10 second ant
reached his first on high throw by G. Rey
i'm ia catcher Mercer ani Tanior ,ye en ' l"i
on bases by PAulding sending foul to RICH
iltlu, winch WAC captured by Windle. Sever
runs,