Daily Republican., 1884-05-09
ANOTHER VICTORY.
THE WILMINGTON LEADlN" IN
THE EASTERN LEAGUE
OTHER GAMES.

THE EAHIEhN AEA"SA
OTHER GAMES.
Betweep 800 and 900 people witness
I'd the third game between the VII
mipgton and Virginia clubs yesterday
AFTERNOON, and despite the cool weather
and long game, their spirits were Kept
nm nv a numbe of beautiful plays dur.
ing the game.
The yisitors won tho toss and sent the
homo team to the bat Burns grasped
the ash and sent the ball over right field
fence for = home run. Lynch followed
with two-bagger to right field ana
scored on another two bagger by Dennis
Casey Nolan flied out, and Say got ms
base on error Of centre field Bastlan
made safe hit to right and Casey scor'
ed ; Say scored on wild pitch and Bas-
tian crossed the home plate before Sny-
der and Cusick were retired, Ave runs
being scored, three Of which were earn
ed. -,
Glenn opened out for the vi'it0rs with
A hot prounder to third, made first, stole
second, went to third and scored, aided
by passed ball and error Nash and
Ford we're given their base on balls, and
Smiley andPowell reached tisrt on error
of pitcher and third bnt were not permit
ted to score, as Nash was caught in run
ming tho bases. Johnston went out on
| fly, and Doyle struck out amid sp-
plAUse.
In the second inning the visitors
again succeeded in getting three men on
bases and only one man out, but only
one man scored. No more runs were
scored by the visitors until the eighth
Inning, when Glenn reached hrst on
Snyder's error and scored Cd homo
run by Nash over the right field fence
immediately after the first inning,
Allen, of the Virginias, was taken out
of the pitchers holes, put at right field
land Doyle pitched with more effect. In
1.-The fourth inning, however, the home
team got on to his delivery and made
live single hits and five runs aided by
three errors. They also scored run In
1.-THE sixth inning on a single by Bastian
land a two bagger by Snyder. Their
Hast two runs were made on single by
lDan. Casey, base on balls and two
errors Both pitchers were unusually
wild, eight men reaching their bases on
balls. At times the fielding was bril-
liant, left-handed catch Of Burns
high fly by Allen, at sight, a pretty
running catch by Miller In the same
position and several elegant catches by
Johnston at centre, elected tremendous
applause.
Lusick played a good game behind
the bat and Bastian made one or twt
brilliant plays. The Virginias mad,
SIX singles with total of ten bases ant
nine errors, while the home team ar
credited with 10 singles with tota
. of 10 bases and II errors, ak of the er
rors being marked against Nolan 10
base on balls and hitting the bate
with the ball. The score follows:
Wilmington bOO5O 0 2-l
'IVueinia II 90 0 20 2
Earned runs, Wilmington 4, Virginia
n; two base hitr, Lynch, Casey. Snyder
home runs, Burns, Mash ; left on bases
f Wilmington 7, Virginia 10 struck out
- on Nolan 9, on Doyle ; bases on balls
y WILMINGTON 3, Virginia 5; passed balls
y Cu,ick 2, Morgan / wild pit'h, Doyl
: II time of game, two hours and nv
= minutes umpire, William Hoover.
IL GAMES ELSEWHERE, AT:
eI 6; Athletic,
d philadelphia-Ph Philadelphia, O;Chlca
l. 60, l3.
n Cincinnati-Cincinrati, 3; Indiana
e polls, 3. Cincinnati u, 7; Baltlnor
IS t., 10.
III MISUNDERSTANDING 8; Monu
l. mental, 3. =,
Plttsburg-Metropolitan, 8; ALLIE
n gheny, l.
vi St. Louis-St Louis, IA National,
81 New York-Detroit, 4 NAw YORK,
VI Chicago-Chicago u, IL; keyston
- T.. 10.
7, Louisville-Louisville, 0; Columbus
h Lancaster-Lancaster, 16; Chester,
NOTES.
II Chicago had its strongest team In tn
J. field yesterday. 1t was Fllnts hrSt al
It pearance with the nine.
70 l. Hardie is the name OF the Phllf
e dtlphia clubs new catcher, VINO WI
q arrive from San Francisco this week.
ia Richard j. Pierce ofBrooklyr will nm
: pre the three Wilmington Harr'sbur
games.
d McCloskey is rapidly recovering froI
: his recent sprained ankle and Will 500
n be able to assume his position.
VI This afternoon will begin series
" three games between the Wllnlnsto
Is and Harrisburg teams. The visitor
d have improved since the opening of IN
season, and yesterday laid the MonT
+ mentals out with perfect ease. Mile
;, and Lynch will be the home clubs ba'
= tery, while Smith, the visitors pes
r. pitcher, will probably occupy the hole
d The Virginia club left shortly ate
: II o'clock last evening for Baltimore
where they play three games with I'll
10 Monumental, beginning with to-day
10 The Harrisburg club has 81 gned he'
=, pitcher named Heinzman, who was ri
II 10 leased by Louisville at his own reque
" to allow him to make the ,ew engas
a ment.
!" The Delaware cricket club will p'a
the Merton second eleven at Ardmor'
" near Philadelphia, next Wednesday;
i, After Mondays game with the Ha
u rishnrgs, the home team will play
'e more games here until June 14th, the
a. going away on the following mor'
ing and will play in Baltimore Ma
ID IA, l5 and 16; in Richmond May Il
3. 90 and q IN Harrisburg May y,
q. ard "A in Trenton May 26, y ana z
of in Ne gark May 80, 81 and Junn 2;
of Reading June 4, 3 and 7 in Aliento"
June 8, 10 and II. They then retnr
ct home and open with the Reating AZ
N tives on June II.
e.
II Installation OF q officers.