Evening journal., 1890-06-13
WILMINGTON WINS AGAIN
NEWARK BARELY ESCAPES AN
OTHER sHuT-ouT.

The Home Club Wins Every Game of the
Series with Newark-Good Playing azd
Fair Hitting by the Team Yesterday
Anderson In the Box.
Three straight, tells the story of the
series between the Wilmington Base Ball
Club and the Newark Club The last Of
the series was played on the Riverview
grounds yesterday afternoon and the
home club won by a score of TO 2. A
home run by Childs in the eighth inning
saved Newark from shut-out
Anderson. late of Philadelphia, was in
the box for Wilmington and he was won
derfully effective. His swift curves
were puzzdng enough to keep Newark
down to four singles and home run. He
made hit and run. The club sup
ported Anderson well and not costly
error was made Mace pitched a good
game for Newark and only eight hits,
with total of eleven bases, were made.
The local team made its runs generally
on errors Of the Newark, assisted by base
hits. The two earned runs were made
in the sixth and seventh innings.
The features of the game were Ander-
sons striking out nine men, Newell and
Gilbert's work at third base, one hand
fly catch by Sullivan, and Johnsons
catching ia left field.
Game Number Three.
Wilmington made its usual number of
runs in the first inning. Keay reached
first on Smiths error, and was pushed to
third on Coogan and Lynch's base on
balls Carl flied out to Smith. A base
hit By Galligan brought two men home.
A scratch hit by Newell assisted in put
ting Galligan out at second, and Sullivan
flied out to Mansell. The visitors had
two men left on bases in this inning and
were retired runless. Keay made run
in the second on muffed fly by Mace
Gilbert assisting, a wild throw by Childs
and single by Coogan. The home club
had two men left in the third and one in
the fifth, but no one crossed the plate.
How Newark Was Retired
The visitors continued to draw eiphers
on account of Anderson's work and sup
port. The fourth inning is given rs a
sample. Fields made base hit and went
to second on small error by Carl.
Childs advanced Fields to third and sac
rihce hit. Dooms struck out. Mansell
struck out.
The home club added two mora ruus
in the sixth inning on three one-base
hits, a passed ball and a sacrifice hit, and
one in the seventh on dandy three base
hit by Sullivan and double by Corcoran
The score was: Wilmington, 8; New
ark. 0.
The home club made q pretty double
play in the seventh inning. Smith went
to first ON balls, and ran on hit by
Mace; Keay stopped the ball and threw
Mace out Lynch, quick as lightning,
threw to Newell, and Smith started back
to second; Sullivan took hand and they
made it lively for Smith, who was finally
tagged by Newell Lynch tagged Man
sell off Of first In a similar manner in
the same inning.
Newark Saved From a shut-out.
The Newark Club was saved from a
shut out in the eighth inning. Johnson
was thrown out, Keay to Lynch and Gil 2.
bert struck out. Anderson gave Nc.
Dermott his base on balls. Fields took Q
pretty one near the end Of the bat and
had the honor Of being the first batter Il
knock ball out Of the field. Mcpermoti
came home and Fields made his home
run. Childs was thrown out.
The visitors almost scored in the ninth
through a wild throw of Corcoran, bui
were retired with two men left on bases
The score stood Wilmington, 8
Newark, 2.
The score in detail.