Evening journal., 1894-08-17
DOVER KEEPS IT UP.
Wynnewood Goes Down at the
Hands of a League Pitcher.
ROCKFORD DIFBATs RIVERSIDE


BurrIs, the PhIIies' Pitcher, Twirls FOR
tho Senators and Beats the PhiIadeI-
phia Visitors -Roehf,rd-Alien Gray
Game Tomorrow.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
Dover, Aug, H. They Wynnewood team
was defeated again yesterday by the
Kids OF Dover. Both teams played good
bail though there were costly errors
by the visitors. Dover started the scor-
ing IN the first inning and kept the lead
throughout. CLARK, Jackson, Honey, Levy,
soweI, McNulty, Knox and DAILY played
woll both at bat and in the field The
special feature Of the game was the home
run drive Of Sower IN the fifth inning,
and the battery work Of both teams
Hank Smith twired the sphere for the
visitors only allowing the Kids z hits,
while Buuis the new pitcher for Dover
proved puzz' 'er except IN the first two
innings He comes from Houston and
Zaarioss from Lincoln. They are the
only two hired players on the team.
CLARK played first yesterday and w
Richardson covered second base The
visitors after the second inning secnred
only two cafe hits. The soore
wynnewood- o 600 6-s 5
Dover o o o 0 X.6 73
Earned uns-Wynnewood Home rcne,
Sower i-Bases on balls OIL SMITH 3-Burris,
! struck out by smith. 3-By Burrs, S-Wild
pitch, Smith Passed balls. Buchanon J.
Time l.W-Umpire, Forkum-Attendanc
about 40.
Rockford Beats Riverside.
The Riverside, N. j., Baseball Club
came to this city yesterday aud played
the Rockford Club The home team was
victorious by a score Of tot Pitcher
Hawke was not In good shape but nc
ceeded In scattering the hits throughout
the game. The seoro
| Rockford ....0 o 2 0-S
/ Riverside. ......l lUl O2 o.
summary: Earned runs Rockford, 4; Riv-
J eislde. A. struck out-By Hawke, g; by Walls,
| g. Two base hit-Ruckf0rd, 4; Riverside. 2.
! Left on bases Riverside, 3; Rockford, g..
| stolen bases -RocAfurd, 6; kversde,3 Um-
lo6 50 ''"'s"''' i'''' 0'' A'''"u'"''
allen Grays VIII Bo Hero Tomorrow
The Allen Gray Baseball Club, Of Phila-
delphia, will como to this city tomorrow
and plsy game with the Rockford Club
at Front and Union streets. The batting
order of the teams follows: Rockford
Fisher. p; Neister r.f; Thompson, C;
Ferguson, %; Beggs, 30; McClaiIerty,
g. 3 Scott, lb; Hawke, +; barlow, +.
Allen Gray Cronin, SIS; Meiri5k, C
Kervln, In Long, 30; Yeager, 1bi
rruske, 2b McNullen, e.f; Muldoon
Irf; Weeks, p la a previous game this
season between the Rockford and Allen
Gray, tho latter club won by score OF
lto8
The Rockf,rd5 are now negotiating
wish several strong olubs. and they ex-
peot to Diing the Cuban Giants" Cam
don Athl tio Association, and such clubs
70 Wilmington IN the near future The
Rockfords 60 to Dover next Tuesday.
L,itor-oarriers and. butchers to PLAY
baseball
The letter carriers and butchers have
arranged to play r game of baseball on
Wednesday next at the Riverviev
grounds, the proceeds TO 60 toward the
Carrie monument fund The plsyer
for the letter carriers team are Lloyd
c. Adele. p; White, 10 Soheu, 2b.
Feaster 30 ; Crouey, g. 8. Fculk, + f.
Oliver, IL. CoYle. C T.
The butchers team will be composed
OF the following players, subject t.
change: J. Smith, Il. Lee, l Miller, 4
Wilkinson, j. Craig, II. Smith, John
son, Il. Groves, f. Hughes. The gam
will be called at 9 80