Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-19
rrw HAyEN BEATs wILmINGToN.

Tn a Fairly Well Played Game Yestcr. 1
 day Anernoen-A Small crowd Wit
 ness she Contest-N0t . Brilliant
 Game, Though Several Clever Plays
 Were made-Doran Holds the Visit.
 ors Down, Hut WehFle is Touched
 Up Rather Lively-Baltimore De-
 feats Jersey City, But the Home
 Team ssill Retains Hts Lead in the
 Race-Reports of All the other
 Games.
 New Haven defeated Wilmington on the home grounds yesterday afternoon by a score of to 9 in fairly we'll played game. The home team took the lead in the frat in- ming and held 1t throughout. The visitors showed by their work yesterday that they are no snap for any team, and they are liable to make any of the teams hustle before the end of the season. New Haven won by be- ing able to hit the ball out when runs were needed, while the visitors seemed unable to accomplish this.
 Doran did the pitching for New Haven and did about as he pleased with the visit- ors. He did not exert himself much, and only when there were men on bases did he speed them. Cahill caught him for the first time this season and showed that he is no novice behind the wagon tongue. Lynch sn tG the Days in ans ,ss distinguished himself by catching two foul flies on the run. He is having hard luck in his batting of late, but he will strike his gait soon, no doubt. Lally led at the bat with three hits, and smothered three sky scrapers. Pettee made his reappearance at second and did we'll, accepting all of his five chances. This makes thirty-one II. and he has accepted all of them without an error. Lang's work was what it usually is, good.
 For the visitors Keay and Newell did the best work. The former accepted all of his nine chances and pulled down Doran's base hit in the seventh by run and jump. New ell played the third bag in good shape and his work in the two games has showed 3 a vast improvement over his playing here formerly. Carl, the shortstop, only accepted one chance out of four. Manager Simmonds is not using good. judgment in playing this man and keeping Sullivan on the bench. as Carl is an outielder. The playing of both teams was at times sharp, each making g pretty double, and taken all through the five hundred spectators could not find much to grumble at.
 Mckee led off in the first inning by hitting to Carl, who threw the ball wild, allowing him to reach first. Cahill sacrificed prettiiy, Newell to Lynch, and Mckee went to second. He stole third easily and came home on Lynch's hit to right center. Schoeneck sac rifced, sending him to second, and Lally brought him home with single. Wilmington scored one in the third. Coogan hit safe, went to third on 8 passed ball, and came home on Cahill's poor throw to Doyle.
 New Haven scored two more in the fifth. Lang led off with two base hit and stole third. Mckee got to first on balls and stole scond. Cahill hit to Wehrle forcing out Lang at the plate. Cahill going to first and Mckee to third on the put out. Both scored on two base hit by Lynch into right field. The visitors scored one more in the ninth. Galligan got.to first on balls. Doran gave Williams his base on balls sending Galligan to second. He scored on Keay's hit and Williams was thrown out, Lynch to Doyle.