Evening journal., 1890-06-12
WELL WON, WILMINGTON.
THE HOME CLUE KEEPS ONE RUN
AHEAD OF NEWARK.

ming Close and exciting stain Pitch IS
Again.
The Wilmington Base Ball Club de-
fested the Newark Base Ball Club yester-
day afternoon in game that was excit-
ing from the beginning of the second
inning until the last Newarkite was
retired. The visitors had lead of one
run at the end of the first inning. but
after that the home team stayed just far
enough ahead to win the game.
Features Of the Game.
Every man on the local team put out
at least one man. The bulk of the work
fell uron Second Baseman Keay, who
played brilliantly and recklessly. His
four errors are balanced by nine put-outs
and three assists. The batting of the
Wilmington Club won its game. Cor
coran led with three singles
and double. Carl made a
three-base hit and two singles, and
Galligan assisted in winning the game
by three base hit single and a sacri-
fee Childs led in the visitors batting,
with two singles and triple. Galligan
was good in base running Stein pitched
on Tuesday and was again in the box
he was effective and generally kept the
hits scattered. Sullivan and Newell dis
tinguished themselves in fielding for
Wilmington and Smith for Newark.
McDermott was severely injured Ia
the fifth inning while trying to reach
third. He was badly broken up, but
continued to play. In the seventh inn
. ing Coogan, Corcoran and Newell made
double play.
Tho Game.
Keay started the game by making
hit and stealing second, going to third
i on McDermott's error and home on
Lynchs sacrifice hit. Coogan fouled out
and Lynch flied out Carl made a hit
and stole second, but was left by Cor
coran flying out to Shortstop Smith.
Johnson bsgan the Newark inning with
/ hit, but was thrown out at second
: Newell to keay, as Gilbert reached first.
2 McDermott made base hit and was
thrown oat at second, Keay to Sullivan,
g as Fields went to first. Gilbert was on
third and Fields started to steal second
Corcoran threw to Keay and he returned
the ball to catch Gilbert at the plate.
J But he threw wild and both men scored.
Childs flied cut to Stein. Score, Will
$ mington 1, Newark 2
Wilmington Ties the Score.
I In the second inning the home team
tied the score. Galligan making a hit,
stealing second and scoring on Sullivan S
sacrifice. In the visitors inning, Galligan
made phenomenal catch and throw
from deep left field to first base. and
9 Shortstop Sullivan made a brilliant catch
Of fly from Pitcher Sullivan bat. Score
I to 2.
' Home Club Takes the Lead.
= The third inning gave Wilmington a
d good lead. coogan flied out to Mansell;
T Lynch and Carl, base on balls; Lynch
g made second on a passed ball and third
5 on an error. and he and Carl scored on
i Corcoran's two base hit. Galligan base
j on balls; Newell, first on Sullivan's error
+ Corcoran scored with Galliran on
: Shortstop Sullivans hit. Newell
j, was caught at the home plate and
Stein, out at first, McDermott to Fields
S The visitors started in similar manner.
johnson fled out to Keay. Gilbert, base
s on balls, second on passed ball; McDer-
d mott, first on Kesys error; Fields, first
Z. on keays error; Childs, base on balls
Gilbert scored on the first error, and
n McDermott on a single by Smith Fields
II was caught at the plate. and Dooms flied
) out TO Carl. Score, Wilmington, g.;
u Newark, A.
# Four Quiet Innings
\ Neither side did anything in the
; | lo0AAn III lut ulI1 Nfrl maze a
n three base hit and came home on a single
b BY jorcoran Galligan made scratch
d hit, Sorcoran was thrown out at frat.
e Newell made two-base hit and Galhgan
Re scored. Sullivan and Stein went out at
If first McDermott of Newark made two
base-hit and scored on a sacrifice hit and
single. The side was retired seon after.
Score s to 5. in favor of Wilmington.
Wilmington could not score in the
next three innings owing to the sharp
J, playing Of Newark. In the seventh for
y the visitors, McDeTmott reached first on
It keay's error, but was retired at second.
is Fields made FIRST on a scratch hit and
= scored a beautiful three base hit by
e Childs. Dooms knocked a fly whic i
II Coogan caught and Childs ran home
is without touching third again. Coogan
q threw to Corcoran, to Newell and Chiids
], was declared oet. Score, Wilmington,
1 8; Newark, 8.
a. The Ninth Inning.
t, The Wilmington Club was now conf
ss dent OF victory, but in order to make it
70 more certain took streak Of batting and
le earned two runs. This was az er two
men we're out and saved the day. Lynch
p was thrown out al frst Fields to Sulli-
van, and Smith threw Carl ont at first
Corcoran made single and Travelled
= around the bases on a three base hit BY
Z Gelligan. Newell brought that runner
4, IN by nice hit, and went 70 second on
\ single BY Sullivan. Stein made a scratch
n hit and Sullivan was put out at second
q This made the score 10 to s in Whining
N TONS favor.
x The Newark began to draw nearer
4, Gilbert made base hit, but was retired
n ct second on McDermott's scratch. Field
fled out to KeaY and the home club
path looked brighter When Child
pushed McDermott to second On 4 bas,
hit, it began to look very cloudy
u fguratively speaking Il grew darl
= y whsn Dooms made three-bsse hit ant
y, brought McDermott and Childs home
Il Smith made a single and Dooms scored
= and the score was 10 to 0. Mansell wa
the next batter and he determined {,
3 send the score to a tie, but he was stoppe,
from SO doing by knocking the ball to Sui
= livan, who accepted it and threw Smitl
= i out at second base. The game was vii
j. mington's, with nothing to spare At
q tendance, 400.
WILMINGTON.
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