Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
THE HEAVY SLUGGERS.
THE WlLAINGTON TEAM SUR
PRINEs TAE PAIl4ADElr
PHIA REDS.

The Wilmington base ball club surpStsed
aven their most ardent admirers on nSatufdaJ
IN their game with the Philadelphis Reds
WING the latter was completely dem0ral
lied by the heavy hitting Of their opponents
The visiting team was made up Of hrst cIasI
players and evidently thought thoy w0llc
have ''pic.nic," but at tho CLOSE Of the gam;
in:I.sS insy sSOSfSs ne .Ssy returned 70 tS
Quaker City suffering under one OF tho wors
defeats Of the season.
The home team lost the tose and were sent
TO the bat, being quickly retired In one, TWO
three order, while the visitors were treated II
q similar msnner.
In the second inning the home team scored
bsgaers by MeClCskey and Snyder In the
third inning Nolan hit for two bases, and Say
Bastisn and McClOskcy followed with sin
giles, two runs being scored. In tho i0urtl
inning they were retired In short order, ou'
the remaining five innings ffteen runs Were
added TO the score, mainly throngh tenime
batting, theentire nine getting IN sac MY
but while he did not ''fan tho air." his balls
were always captured. Snyder surprised
even himself in batting, and was credited
with four hits, with total OF SIX
Nolan, Bsstian, Say, McClossey and Den-
mis- Casey we're also among the heavy hitters.
with the exception Of q fielding error by
Noisn, and striking two men with tne Dali,
NoIan's pitching was immsnse, and pus-
zled the visitors 70 such an extent that they
Cus|ck supported Nolan behind the bat.a nd
played one Of the tinest games ever witnessed
In this city. He was trequently appiaoded
during the game. The entire team snowsa
up we'll and proved tn.t tnsy sysd are mae GOOD II
game, but made six had errors, while me
pitchsr sent fonr men 70 tho base on balls.
Their fielders had but little chance FOR errore,
as ali the balls were knocked beyond their
reach. Nahill at second bafe played i.ult
less game, and was frequently applauded'
Knight pitched during the first Ok innings,
and was badly pounded. after when taila- nI,
lar manner.
The visitors were only allowed oscore one
run. that being in the fifth inning. Inc
audience numbered about LOCO people, q II OF
whom were pleased At the superb playing OF
the home team.
The score follows: Y
Wt,miupton OA2043l2 6-2l
Philadelphia 1000 ~ "
Earned ruus--Wilmington. 10; Philadel'
phia, l. I'ouble plays-snyder and Casey'
@ Wiid Pis'nssSS,1n h,,lsay. NnlS SoIsn Moios
l..
key, Snyder t2.) Passed balis.-Uusick, ;
Allen. 8 FRITZ, 3. Struck out-Wilmington,
q :Philsde1phip. 8. F'irst base on called bails
Wilmington, 3. Flies caught-Wtlmfng-
ton. 4 /; Philadelphia, ~ Loft on bases
Wilmington. 4; Philadelphia 8. Time Of
xame-9 bonve and 10 m'rpfsst Omp're--
The Enterprise defeated the Wide Awake
on Saturday In ten inning game by score
OF 16 toN,
Tho Young Sailor Boys defeated picked
nine by score ef9 TO 0, and the silver
Leaf defeated picked nine by score Of
The Athlet ic- Philadelphia game on Sat.
urdsy resulted in the victory for the former
The Rsiiance beat the Kelly Senate on
Saturday by q scare Of II to2.
On Saturday afternoon . game OF oase oall
was played between picked nine and me
Bumble Bees, Of West Wilmington, wmon
resulted In victory for the latter bya score
Of 10 TO Il. The short stop Of the picked nine
deserves especial mention, he muffing (f)
The Msyfiower beat the Young Detroits
on saturday morning, by o score o. a 70 ~.
Henry ard - Law-eiea are ~ battery
he Ira in,m.r ~ n s Is Nth his usual .n.is.
A. the openipg game az Harrisburg. on
Wednesday last, the championship pennant
'of last years Interstate Association waved
from the ffag-s
The Wilming'fn club leaves for Washing
ton this morning. where 1t will cross bats
with the American Association team OF that
city.
ifNolan pitches tomorrow against the
Athletic club the visitors will have hard
work to carry of the victory.
The Red Oak base bail club has organized
with the fti,Lwing players: t.. Dehan, !;
J. Barkins. o.; J Lally, SIS. J. Roach, ,lb !;
W. Burton, %. y. Haggerty, Sb. W. T.
Lukeps, ]. W. Marques, C. f.: F. May
worth. T. g. Challenges received from oil
clubs whose members are under Is years OF
age. Add ess Wm. T. LukeDs, manhger,
IDS Reed street.
ADothe" version Of the Kelly Senate-Reli-
ance game on Saturday, gives the former the
victory ~ score Of II to 8, with Saville as
umpire. II would be well for amateurs when
they play match game TO settle which club
ia victorious before handing the result In for
publication 1t does not look well for both
clubs to claim the victory.
All the vacant lots within the city limits
were occupied yesterday by Young men and
boys, who wore engaged in desecraJins the
Sabbath by PLAYING base ball, much 10 the
annoyance Of pe0ccable ritz'ns residing In
the yicihty. The lots over Market street
bridge we're just lined with men and boys
while qui.ea number were engaged In play
jig over Third and Eleventh street bridges
AMT rear Seheutzen Park. Officers Tucker.
ViekTrs, Cannon aud Kirby arrested several
OF tho S9bhAth breakers and put number OF
others 10 flight. The officers are determined
to break the ntlisa ice uD