Evening journal., 1890-06-11
WILMINGTON Q, NEWARK 0.
HOW The CLUB CELEBRATED ITS
HOME COMING.

stein Gives the visitors Only Three Hits.
The Tail Enders Play an Errorless
Game, Bat Pitcher Miller out of the
Box and solve suIIivan's Delivery.
Every man, woman and child seen
upon the streets of the Ninth ward at
fifteen minutes before 0 o'clock last
evening, was smiling A hack-load of
Newark players was leaving the VIII
mington base ball grounds-minus
smile-and the small boy who attempted
to steal ride was hustled off. The base
ball scorers were congratulating Mana
ger Simmons and shouts of joy were
rending the air.
WhyY
The Wilmington club had defeated
Newark by a score of to 0, in the best
game Of ball the home club had ever
played.
The Wilmington club played without
an error, while the visitors error column
amounted to twice its number of hits.
Steini That's the word
S Elm was invincible Three hits tell
the story Of the Newark teams bat
ting. One, only one, clean hit was made
the other two were very close, scratch
hits. at critical points Stein was
stronger than at other times, and he
never weakened. His support could not
have been better No errors were made
every chance was accepted, and nothing
more could be done. Nearly every man on
the team made a phenomena catch or
stop in the game. Gslligsn won
more laurels in the left field. Carl and
Newell made great cut offs at first, Keay
caught several flies that under most cir
cumstances would have been hits, and
| Lynch was powerful a. first Corcoran
did not have passed ball Coogan had
only one chance in right field end ac-
cepted it after running forty yards. VIII
liams was feeling badly but he hit the
ball.
The Wilmington club was as great at
| the bat as it was in the field. Two bal
teries were tried against it, but the
average of runs remained the same The
visitors errors IN the first thrs innings
gave the home club four runs; the re
mainder were earned
In the sixth inning, Williams made 8
two base hit and went to third on {
single by Stein. Keay reached frsi
while Stein was being put out at second
Williams was caught at the home plat'
while trying to reach it on this play. Keal
stole second and scored on a single By
Coogan. Lynch, base on balls; Car
made base hit. bringing Coogan home
Lynch was thrown out at third, Duffy tC
Gilbert.
Then nothing ives done for tw'
innings. In the home clubs Il st inning
the batters decided to make some mor'
runs to guard against a probable chang
in the visitors score. So they lighted
upon Sullivan, who had been put in in tn,
seventh. Lynch made a single Carl anC
Corcoran went out on fly balls. Gslligai
came to bat and meant business when h.
knocked a three -base hit far into tn
left field corner. OF course Lynch cam
home, end Galligan followed him on
pretty single by Newell. Williams
single sent Newell to third, and he score
on STEMS fly, maffed by Dooms. Kea
stopped the fun by fouling out to Gilbert
AS the game advance ! the spectator
we in tremble es 10 whether tn
home club would shut out Newark. Sew
eral times It seemed SIRE that IN
would be made, but STEMS work checke
any reality. In the eighth inning, Sull
van received base on ballsA Gilbert we
I struck out on three successive ball
: johnson flied out to Carl McDermoi
! base on ball; this made tv
men on bpses. Stein stopped Il
: agony. BY letting Fields knock fou
fly, which Coogen caught. The viaitol
!, had lost heart in the ninth. Dooms az
,. Smith were thrown out at FIRST and Me-
sell fled out to Gelligsn.
The home club made its luns in =
first, sixth and ninth innings, after ~
men were out.
The score