Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-31
THIRD EDITION.
=17 z11 RICUsl O NvIOroRIOUs
znoy win from the s'ropE Brand, wine
rnam IN y Wen OSDtssisd Ssm
...,o,a a GOOD Zsd Audience.

@..~m I'm n well Contested same
,4etOYe . GOOD zsd Audience.
The hest game Of tall that has been /
"a In ,hfs CITY this season was VII .
rrs.ssd AT lie Uni, n street grounds yes
asrdsy afternoon by an appreciatiVe au
5i.nce of shout 200 people, many OF
..bo1, were from v est Chester. line
,,rccerds of the game were donated 70
4,Matcby" Mcmahon, late Iitcher OF me
p-onSyTlpe team, but formerly Of the
bnsTicue. and " IN net between 600 ana
Ss0o 1he Brandywine team has BET II
y, orsaniz9d the last month and Is now
stronger than ever, but tie Americas
.Vere IN fne trim, aud won the game oy
runrhipg their hits In the seYeh h IN
mig. Day pitched 10 good form and re-
ceiyed good support In the held ,l,i ne
rgme was called AZ O'Clock Inc
Americas wen the tors AID sent the Z
Cnponents TO the bat. G. Rocker opened
Tie game with bit and reached stconu
on an error of Jones, In running 10
third be was t by the ball ana came
home b fore It could le ilelded up
Dessley bis for one base, but was thrown
ont y lille trying TO steal second. owens
was unable to find the rail- ard struck
three times at air Day failed TO keep
The hall ever the plate aud Hollacker was
given his base, but was thrown out by
McCafTr,y while trying 10 steal second
The Au,ericus now came TO the bat
McCaflrey, Campbell aud Day we're re
fired in one, two, three der. In Tue
fccor inning II BoeckCr S hit was GOD
bled up by Thorpe, Cochran react cd drsl
on hall. and Bartlett hit TO Mccall, VINO
threw 70 second, getting c, chran out
and Campbell drove the bali to first be
fore Bartlett could reach that bag, max
ing pretty double play, and the aldi'
ence tested their lungs 10 their tul
Capaeity. The next three batters, lhorpe
Collins and Jones, we're done for In shor
order. In the next inning both team
crew blanks In the fourth inhinl
Doherty had an euor, which ailo"e'
Owens to reach frat, and on villa throw
al Day he reached third. Day nov
eeemed shsky. He pitched the ball wild
and 1t passed McCafrey, Owens COMM
hone. Bollacl er was declared out 10
moi running II Rocker hit to Collinf
who tumb I'd the hall, aud Rocker go
fnt. He stole second, but was throw
out vale trying 10 steal third CochrA
ended tle inning by striking ou'
Things now looked blue for the HON
team, the game being nearly hall owe
and as vet they he'd not secured rus
NcCufffeE ca me to the bat and was sci
10 first 0 tails, and stole second. Da
cent the bali TO centre field and Roeck'
1ad an errnr, which allowed Day
reach fret and McCahrey scored, whic
apaip set the sSdience wild. 1horp h
the halI TO left deld, but Heating mad
a long run and captured II with or hAh'
making . phenomenal catch. Inc scOi
was now 10 ! and the AmeTlcus stu. e
down to solid playing, not AuoWIng u
visitors to score during Inc rehAlnueL
the game. Things went along smootnl
until the seventh inAihgi "ne
the Americas punched ueF ~
and scored three runs when won u
fame for them. Day was ~
pitching the bsll in a deceiV'ng manu- manu-
mud was watching the bases ike an eAg !
DAY stepped to the plate, grasped Tue y,
firmly aud kept his eyes on the ball q
made hit Thorp followed his eAainpt
me crowd was now squirting on II
Feats Collins came 10 the bat, hnd y
eyes were watching him "Biscuit' WI
PLAYING in hard luck, and lied to mrs
Hsdroplsd the bat and walked away iroT
he late locking down hearted. Pop
Jones walked ever 70 the bats, found Oh
10 suit him, aud stood up nj the pls
with tired look. He drove the ba
10 centre field for three bases. Da
Thorp and Jouos ran around the bas
like deers, the GTst two scoring, viii
Jones stopped at third TO gctsome oreal
Bedford sent ball to centre, a.
Jones scored. Mccall ended the {
element by being thrown cut at FIR
Neither side scored in the next two
nings and the Americas was the Wet
of a hard-t armed game. Following Is
score.