Evening journal., 1890-07-09
BEAT BALTIMORE BADLY.
AT LANTlc CHAMPIONS ouT-7LAvsc O
At All POINTS

At at POINTS
They Could Not Hit Anderson's Curves.
But Wilmington Tapped TwIrier Ger
mau for Twenty-seTen Bases and Won
Easily.
The aggregation Of kickers known as
the Baltimore Base Ball Club tried to
play against the Wilmington club at the
Riverview grounds yesterday afternoon.
and was defeated. The EVENING JoUR-
NAL yesterday stated that batting
streak by Wilmington weuld make the
Baltimore-Wilmington game interest
Ing. The home club had one continu-
GUS batting streak, and besides piling M
fifteen runs, had twelve men left on
bases. The Baltimore Sun a few davs
ago prophesied that Baltimore wouid
have a picnic with Wilmington. II
turned out to be surprise party for
Baltimore
Wilmington put up a winning game at
every point, and the small crowd Of spec
tators was delighted. The visitors were
never in it after the fourth inning. They
were out-played everywhere, and German
was batted all over the field. Twenty
hits were made off of him.
Anderson was In the box for Whining
ton. This young man was a target for
Baltimore at game In that city, and the
newspapers there made big spread of
1t. Anderson was in the box Yesterday,
and seven whole hits were made.
total bases, ten. He was finely
supported, as only three errors by the
team Indicates. Anderson made four
one-base hits. Williams caught him and
although Corcoran generally holds An.
derson's curves, the kid" was in good
form Wilmington's big lead in the 9th
inning made the game thereafter tire
some, and it was the longest Of the sea-
son.
Umpire Kelleys lot was not happy
one. Early in the game his decisions
seemed against the home club; then the
crowd reviled him. Later he favored
Wilmington, then Baltimore jumped on
him. scorer began to keep the sup
posed decisions, but had too many To
record and so stopped.
wilmington began TO hit the ball
early IN the game, and made one run on
three hits. Baltimore made great effort
to score, but was checked by one OF the
slickest plays Of the day. Long. the
nrst batter, received a base on balls and
stole second. A base hit by Mack sent
him to third. The hit by Mack was
through the umpire's assistance. and a
small kick was made. Anderson cot in
the box and began winding up the ball.
but, instead Of pitching It, threw 10
third and caught Long mapping. II was
done so suddenly that Long got mad and
tried to kick Carl. Tate hit towards
keay, and Mack was cut off at second
Tate stole second and vas left there. as
townsend was thrown out by Anderson
at first.
In the fifth inning Newell fouled out
TO townsend. Anderson made single.
but was thrown out at second on q
scratch hit by Sullivan. Power at
tempted to make a double play and
threw very wildly TO first. Sullivan
pattered around to third, and went home
on Germans rank error. Then the fun
began. KeaY made a single; a three
bagger by Coogan, q single by Lynch. a
double by Carl and single by Williams.
brought in four runs. Williams was
caught at second. Baltimore still did
nothing, and the home club kept quiet
in the sixth.
Wilmington had men left on bases In
second and third. Baltimore made : run
in the third on three base hit by Town
send and double by Power. Townsend
did not touch irst, but Umpire Kelly die
not see it.
Wilmington began to score in the
fourth inning. Newell was thrown ont
at first. Anderson made q hit and went
m L.1T
by Townsend assisted him to third and
ne stayed there for awhile. Sullivan was
hit by pitched ball and Keay went TO first
on an attempt to put Sullivan out. Coo.
gan hled ouE to left field. Anderson
reached home on Keay's scratch, and
Carl two base hit cleared the bases.
The side was retired soon aftsrward.
The seventh started with KeAy at the
bat. keay and Coogan made singles.
heay would have been put out at third.
but Werrick muffed the thrown ball.
Lynch and Carl were given bases on balls
and heay was forced home. Williams.
single, brought Coogan and Lynch across
the plate. Gslligan's sacrifice advanced
the runners base. Speaking of luck.
Newell made a single and scored on it.
Carl came home with Williams following
anu the leIt nelders error added to
Townsend's error, allowed Newell to score.
Anderson flied out to Henry. Sullivan
made hit, and Keay flied out to Mack.
The score was 10 to 3.
An error Of Carl allowed Mack to
score In the seventh. In the ninth with
two men on. and two on bases, Sullivan
muffed fly ball from TOwnsend's bat.
and Long scored Werrick flied out to
dalligan. The game ended at $50
o'clock.
In the seventh inning Tate knocked a
fair hit along the line and Umpire Kel-
ley called It foul. This decision was
as rank Rs one Of Umpire Valentine
when Lynch made hit for two bases.
and Valentine said it was a foul. The
score:
WILMINGTON.
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Aedys ~Ds.....-. .-..............3 2 q
COOgan, rf......... 80 q n n
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