Evening journal., 1890-08-05
ELEVEN INNING GAME.
WARRINGTON WINS A HARD CON-
TEST on THE HOME GROUNDS.

lebanon ont-bats and Out-hcIds the
Home Club, Strange TO Say, and Gives
1t Long Fight for victory-six Double
rlavs and other Brilliant wsrk.
Wilmington defeated Lebanon on the
hons grounds Yesterday afternoon In
close and exciting contest Of eleven
innings. Lebanon out-batted and out
hslded Wilmington for seven innings, |
and shenld have Won the game. But |
Price weakened in the eighth and gave
four men bases on balls, 30 that the /
score was tied 4 TO 4.
Wilmington hit the ball after this, but /
poor base running kept the score at the
same point Lebanon made three hits In /
thsIfour innings, but great work kept
ths rams down.
The home club won the game in the |
eleventh, Newell getting first on balls, |
stealing second, to third on sullivaA's |
sacrifice, and home on Wehrle's sacrifice. |
The visitors had but three men ut the |
bat In each Of the last four innings.
Neither side scored until the second
inning. Corcoran made q double and
Galligan a single and both scored on
Prices wild pitch For the visitors,
after two men were out Centre Fielder
Hasney. who was formerly with VIII
nington, made a home run hit beyond
the right field fence He distinguished
himself by making two other hits In the
game
Ne more runs were made until tho
sixsn inning, but some brilliant plays
were made Newell captured line hit
In the third without moving from his
position. Coogan made fly catch and
double play to second In the fourth.
Wherle led off with two Dagger In the
fifth, but was left there by clean playing
and poor hitting.
In the sixth inning McCaffrey went to
6rst on NewelIs tumble of hard hit
ball and stole second. Rogers went out
to Lynch. Swift, Gninasso and Hasney
made hits, the first for two bases, and
three runs were scored. Hssney went
out st second and Gill at first. The score
was 20 2 in favor OF Lebanon, and VIII
mington needed some ginger TO brace II
up The batters went out in such short
srder in the seventh that everyone was
Disguised.
This club must have received pointer
In the next inning, for the batters waited
fer Price and refused to be fooled by his
curves The score WAS tied by this ae~
tion. Coogan, base on balls, stole eeeond,
to third on Lynchs sacrifice. Carl base
on ball =Corcoran flied ont to Gill CALI
gan, base on balls; Newell base ON balls
bringing Ccogan home. Sullivan made
base hit and Carl tied the score, but
GRlllRan was thrown out at the home
plate He should have stayed on third
The visitors were soon shsrn of any hope
Of winning In their half Of the eighth.
Rogers made hit and Swift Hied out 20
nine Guinasso hit to sullivan and
Rogers and the Italian were retired on
Sullivan, Leay and Lynch's double play
Wilmington met q similar fate In the
ninth. Wehrle wcnt out TO first and
Keay made a single and stole second.
CooRan made line hit that seemed good
for two bases, but McCaffreY clim bed into
the air and pulled 1t down, and dropped
onto second base 10 time to catch Keay.
The brilliant double play won applause.
Wehrle struck ont Hasney, and Price
and 4sn went out TO Lynch, for the vlsl-
tors.
Wilmington ought to have had q run
In the tenth, but Lynch killed the
rhance. He started with q single and
Carl made one also Lynch tried to reach
third, but was easily thrown out. He
deserved censure. CorcorEn and CALI.
gan flied out. The visitors we're conf
utLh OF Winning n run duu tuc khlno ~
this inning, but, thanks TO Keay, did
not. The first batter, Donahue made 2
two base hit and rested on second with
an -get-home-this-time-a Graham
made lull in the excitement by flying
out to Keay. McCaffrey lifted the ball
and sent Il on a line TO Keay. Dcuahue
thought 1t was good for a hit and ran &c
third Keay made phenomenal catch
and threw the runner out st second.
The home club had anosber chance u
break the tie, and did so. Newell made
the run assisted by two sacrifice bits
Wehrle reached first, and went 10 thirt
on an error and base hit that put KeRy
and Coogan on the asees. Tom Lynch
spoiled the fun by making an easy hit to
Rogers, who threw Wherle out at thu
plate, and Lynch was thrown GU
at frst, in the double play
Rogers and Swift were thrown out q
first Ia the eleventh. Guinasso made
single, but wgs caught at second, Cor
coran 10 Keay. Wilmington had lea
Of ono, and the game was ended Kes
and Sullivan did wonderful work
Wehrle gave only one base on ball.
Each club made three double plays
u Price gave nine men bases on bRlls an
~struck ont two. Umpire Nell was ava
of on bklls aud strikes. The score