Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-30
NEW HAVEN 10, wILm1raron s,

New Haven Wins Again Yesterdav-l
A big Brace In the Battery Brings !
Vicsory.WilminGton Krrors Help |
Out she Home Team Considerable |
Wilmington Again This Morning ut |
10 a. me- Baltimore at p. m.-Jersey |
City Defeats NeWark-Seores OF the
Games From all Over Base Bali
Notes and Yesterdays winners ON
the Race Track.
New Haven won the second game from the
Wilmington team yesterday afternoon by
score of 10 to s. The visitors had the lead
up to the ninth inning and then the home
team went in and piled up seven runs, three
of them earned! Stein, the opposing pitcher,
rwas q stumbling block to the home team
until the ninth inning, and then the boys
sailed in and knocked the cover of the ball.
Horner occupied the box for New Haven and
did not seem to let himself out - much AZ
he is capable of doing. The visitors did not
have very much trouble in hitting him,
though he kept the hits well scattered. 1t
looked at the end of the eighth inning as
though "Jack" had pitched q losing game,
but the team came nobly to the rescue and
won the game hands down. The visitors
played poor game in the field and managed
to make errors just when they did the most
harm. New Haven played fine game
The feature of the game was play made by
Terrien in the first inning. Nelson led off
with a single. Coogan, the next man up,
hit fly into right center that looked good
for hit. Terrien went for 1t on the dead
run and pulled 1t down by jump In the
air. He then threw 1t to FIRST, retiring Nell
son. The game on the whole was exciting,
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tie or no enthusiasm until the ninth inning.
The Game.
New Haven went to the bat FIRST. Mckee
got his base on balls, stole second and came
home on Sohoeneck's single. One run.
In their half Wilmington failed to score.
New Haven scored enc again in the next.
Hofford led off With single and went to sec.
ond on Horner's pretty sacrifice. Stein
threw to catch him at second, but Sullivan
on the error. Lang got his base on balls.
He started to steal second and Williams
threw the ball down to catch him. Before it
could be returned sfChic" had slid In and
scored. One run.
i In their half Wilmington tied the score.
Coreoran got hit with the ball and took first.
Galligan's single sent him to third. Newell
few out to Lynch and Corcoran came home.
Hofford let the ball 90 by him and Galligan
went to third. Williams sacrificed and GAL
ligan scored.
No more runs were scored until the end Of
the sixth, when Wilmington added one.
Corcoran hit safe and went to third on sue
liams few out to Lally and Lally threw the
ball in over Hoaord's head allowing Corcoran
to tally.
New Haven tied the score in the FIRST hall
of the next. Doyle hit safe. Tsrrien hit to
the pitcher, and that individual in trying to
make double threw the ball wild into cen.
ter FIELD. Corcoran fumbled 1t and "Connie'
came all the way home.
Wilmington took the lead In the next by
scoring two. Corcoran hit safe and stole
second. Galligan raped out another single
and Corcoran moved up to third. Galligan
started for second and HoHord threw tc
SNAP" "Snap" returned the ball in time
to catch Corcoran at the plate but "Chic'
J dropped the ball and the runner scored
!. Galligan went to third on Newsll's sacrifice
and came home on wild pitch.
Things looked dubious here, % New Haven
had only made four scattering hits up to this
time and with lead of two runs it looked
shaky. But the players seemed to get theii
eye on the ball all of a sudden and with
several errors and six hits, two of them fol
three bags, they made seven runs and set
tied the game beyond question. Terrier
started the ball rolling with pretty siagle
Hofford and Horner followed suit aud Ter.
rien scored. Horner stole second and VIII
liams made bluff to throw him out and
caught Hofford off his guard. "Chio" wal
run down between the bases and thrown out
at the plate. Lang got to frat on called
balls, and both runners came home on ter
ri6c drive for three bases by Mckee. Lynch
fouled out. Nelson fumblsd Schosnecki
grounder and "Big Lou" was safe, Mckee
scoring on the error. Lally hit safe ani
Schosneck went to second. Doyle hit bal
. away over In right field which Coogan got
, under and muffed. He threw the ball Il
Sullivan, but he muffed it and then threw i
' wild to Newell. As soon as the ball was re-
turned to the diamond it was found tina
three runners had scored. This ended tn
run.getting. Though Terrien hit for three
bases be was left there, as Hoford went on
\ from the catcher to first.