Evening journal., 1888-07-30

of the Newark Club. Maxwell of the
Typos played good game on first base
having z put-outs with only one error, and
never struck out he made the only run
scored by his side. Lower the cofiu, gently
It is believed the Typos were beaten be-
cause the other side played better ball. and
made more runs. Is this trueg Speak up.
Score by innings:
Newark ..... ............5 OF Sci
Wilmington ......--........-...O U Il
The next Lsague game will be played on
next Wednesday afternoon between VIII.
mington and Sesford, ia this city. On the
day following he&uicksteps will play this
Seafords.
The Americas will not have another
game with the sssfords until August %,
when they will play at 5eaford.
The Wilmington Club did not hold its
meeting on Saturday evening The bust
ness will be brought up at the League
meeting next Wednesday.
Campbell's trick of mixing the flelders Of
the opposing team did not work.
Day pitched a stroug, steady game, l6
strike outs
Ferguson umDired az fairly as could be
desired.
state league something like the follow
Ing would make base ball lively Americua.
Wilmington, Glover. Smyrna, Milford,
Qaicksteps, Seaford, Columbia, Dover,
Newark, Delaware Field Club. Another
league made up OF city players might con-
tain the following clubs: Americus, Jr.,
Experts. Maple Lesf. East Sides, Red Caps.
Rose Buds, Unknown, Restless, Typo
graphical, South Side Grays, Our Boys,
Mundorfs, Shamrocks, Wawasstts.
Restless defeated Americas. Jr.. yestsr-
day by a score OF Is to 9.
Wawasetts we're defeated by Rose Buds
by score OF 81 to 4.
The Milfords play Cape May team to-
morrow at Slaughter's Beach
The Our Boys defeated the Unknowns by
a score OF IA to ~ Batteries were Our
Boys. Holt and Druker; Unknowns, Smith
and Moody.
The Little Cannon Club defeated the
AmericuH, Jr.. at 9th and Lombard SITS,
by a score OF IS to ~. The batteries ware
Little Cannon. McClosksy and Kirk;
Americas, Jr, Wells and Bucklue.
1t looks as IL next year would he one OF
great base ball playing in this city. There
10 boom ia the game.
The Young Amsricus defeated the Dis-
mend state by SCORE OF 81 to 5. The for
msr woWld like to hear from the Americas,
Jr. Address r. Wigglssworth, 81 Madison
street.
Last Friday evening one Of the Quickstsp
men prophesled that the next days score
would be to In favor OF his team. His
animate was a little too high all around,
although the proportion is greater.
Tbs butchers OF the north and south isle
OF the city market will contest 10 a game
OF bsse ball this afternoon NJ 3 o'clock on
the Union street grounds.
The East Side Americus trs., would like
to receive challenges from the other clubs
in the state who claim the name. Address
]. G. Moore. manager, go E. 9Th st.
The Diamond State Club OF Brsndywins
defested the Athletic, Jr, by a score of II
,o5. The winning club would like to Hear
from all clubs whose membora are under 10
years OF age, especially the Sunshihe. Ad-
dress, John w. Stellar, 22l7 Tatnall Sc.
Inc hebmRn Library ASSOCIATION were
defeated by the Wawassetts at Scheutzsn
Park, yelterday afternoon, by a score Of &c
to 16. The batteries were: Wawasetts,
Hanly and Little; Rebman, Cottingham and
Collins. The Rebman Library team was
made up OF Americus and Q1ickstep play
ers. The Rsbmsn Club will receive chal-
lenges from any club in the state, excepting
more. Address Harlan ]. Feaster, 722 East
Sixth street..
The Amsricus. Jr.. defeated the Gillespie
Club By score of 2 TO l. Score by in
nings;
Americus, Jr. 40 0 0 / 0 0 0 0 i 2
Gillespie. ...... 80 o 0 0 O. I
The Amsricus. Jr., defeated the June
Bug by a SCORE OF IL TO A. Score by in
nings:
Americas, Jr. .....5 30 0i 0 Eli
June Bug ...........0 0 0 o o o. 4