Evening journal., 1888-08-15
HOUSTON BEATS WILMINGTON.
The score Stands Ten 20 six. The Latter
Yere Defented Through Errors.

Were Defeated Through Errors.
The Houstons Of Thurlow. Pa. defeated
the Wilmington team yesterday after
noon by score Of 10 to 6. The game
was one of errors. those of the defeated
club being particularly costly John
Newell. who prides himself on n clean
record. had three errors, and O. Scheu,
who always does good work, had two.
Knight did great work Mt short, but he
had four errors O. Scheu's error in the
eighth inning was the most costly made
The visitors opened play with Caffrey
at the bat He was followed by Gun
ningham Both men reached first on
errors and scored, DeVinne was thrown
out at first Smith struck out Daily
fouled out. o. Scheu opened for his club
He reached first on a muifed fly ball, but
was thrown out by short TO second after
sacrifice hit by Hinkle. Neister hit
easily TO first and was put out. The visit
ors failed to score in the two following
innings.
For the Wilmington in the second inn
ing, Knight struck out, Newell made a
safe hit A. Scheu reached first on a
fumbed ball, and stole second. Newell
got second and third on an error and
scored on the scratch. l.. Scheu
struck out The club did not score in
the third inning O. Scheu and Neister
flew out and Hinkle struck out
De Winnie was the first TO bat for the
visitors in the fourth inning. He reached
| first ON Knights error, and stole second.
Smith then made base hit, and
De Winnie reached third Daily flew out
to Mcdaniel Smith reached second.
De Winnie scored on Knights error and
H..
O'DOnnell got to first on fumbled ball
but was left on second at the retiring Of
the next two batters. Neither side
scored in the fifth In the sixth De Winnie
struck out, Smith flied out to o. Scheu.
Daily was hit under the left wing by
pitched ball, O'DOnnell made a one base
hit, on which Daily scored, and Kulp was
thrown out at first
Hinl1le for the Wilmington struck out.
Nester came to bat and he lifted the ball
right over the fence for home run 1t
was a dandy hit. l.. Scheu flied out and
knight was thrown out at first.
The Houstons made FIVE runs in the
eighth inning Cunningham opened
with nabase hit and reached second on cen
tire felder's error. DeVinne was thrown
out at first. Smith made a base hit and
reached second on an error. Cunningham
scored on Knights error. Daily reached
first on fumbled ball. O'Donnell was put
out at first. Kulp reach first on that
bsseman's error This man should have
been put out, as the break was bad one,
and his retirement would have closed up
the side. Stevens then made great hit
over the right field fence, brought Smith
and Kulp home and came in himself
Baxter made base hit, Caifrey ditto, but
both were left, as Cunningham was
thrown out at first. The Wilmingtons
did not score in this inning, but in the
ninth they added few runs to their
score Knight opened with base hit,
stole second and third and came home on
Daily's error. Newell made hit, stole
second and scored ON A. Scheu's useful
hit The latter reached second on Allen +
one base hit and scored on Dailys error.
Mcdaniel was thrown out at first O.
Scheu reached first on Daily's error and
scored on Hinlxle's base hit Allen was
too anxious TO get home and was cut of
by Baxter Neister hit easy TO Baxter,
who pat him out at first This closed the
game, with the victory for the Houstons.
Kelley made very impartial umpire and
gave his decisions clearly and fairly
Tho genra.