The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-13
PennsYIrnnIa Static Lnn-ue.


AT Standardization 10; Halle.
ton, Z. At Allontown-Allentow 10;
Harrisburg IL. At Carbondale-C Carbon.
dale, 49, Pottsville, I. At Readipg-Rend-
ing Il: - o.rsts-, g.
The PhilIes will strike Plttsburg to-day
and the tur Will fly
Burke, OF tho New York. now draws his
salary by sitting on the bench.
The success OF Chicago has made Anson
once more the idol of the Windy City en-.
thusiasts.
Four home runs were made by Bottemus
at Buffalo yesterday. This comes very
close TO equaling the record.
Clements has not yet done any hitting
to speak Of When the weather is good
and hot Ia the time he improves his bat
ting average.
Mercer, OF Washing on. has been dis
appointment this seusnn, Man. Schmelz
may take consolation he fact that theI 9
are others.
Since Saturdays l2 to game at st.
Louis. Cleveland Is not apt to do much
shouting for Mr.. Hodson
Wnea New Castle and Rockford meet
the boys from the banks will find that the
Z. A. {. comprises the best players in the
Stale. The opinion held by tho Rockford
club ls given below. Play ball.
What was the matter with Mcdaniel
on Sat nrdny2
Comfy had his eye on the ball Saturday.
That was daudy record for Ferguson.
ky Charlton says with roman for I'm.
| pite he could beat the Rockford 20 to |.
MONTGOMERY is the pest left fielder In
| the state.
The Press A. A.. of fE,Iadelphia. played
| farce game with the Rookfords ut Front
| and Union streets Saturday afternoon.
| lhe home team batted Stack and Kahn
eraon out OF the box, securing twenty
! two hite off them. In the sixth inning tho
| Ylsltore went to pieces ana allowed til
bail TO pass tlem Ike juvenile players. At
| the close OF the eighth inning the game
| was stopped. Ths score at that time was
| Rockford 90 Press A. A. g.
Didn't Rockford pile up the hits on Sat
| urday2
! 1t would be we'll for Knhmoron of the
| PRESS 4. A., TO read his rule book before
| he again returns to Wilmington.
| The Rockford traln believes that the O.
! A. q, would fall an as easy victim as did
| the Press IL A. ON saturday.
You can't fool Ferguson or Madden.
| They know he ruleS too we'll,
Steele and Madden covered the bases by
| electricity.
Fergus on reealved II oax OF clgars fro m
tho llliadedhlG I!em reporter for muk.
ing homie run at Now Castle on Shtur.
| day.
schultz gave seven men their base on
/ Enll4.
lha following games wore played on
| Saturday.
Q. A. {. Jrs., 22. ylolets. .
| Volunteer IS Nonpnreil Jrs., s.
| Orange Athletic. 10. Biaekbirds 6.
| 81 johns, ~, Orange J..3 IL.
| Young Ponies ., Iudianapolise.
| 9he Young Ponies defeated Hamilton
B, i. by tile score OF % TO IL. Tho lineup
oi the Young Ponies is as foll0ws:
| Mcbride, catcher; Deary or Hahn,
pitcher; thapelle. III; MsXwell 2b; Dough-.
erty short stop; Hahn or aeary. left field !;
Lester right field; Marsdon, center Held.
| Young Ponies, would like tc hear from
Senators. hlvas aud Naneless. of Now
Castle. Send Challenges to Jalnes Max
well. No, 1909 Giipin avenue.
he \. Nj. {. a. and amnranth teams
played irHcich game at iveryiew sat-
uIday, The former wluning by score of q
to ]. The Regular season will TO opened
on Saturday hext, with Delaware College.
| perhaps,
| Why not get up benefit ga me of bhse
ball for Jack Thompson 1t would rot
coaL much. anu there could be neat
sum male fer him as he needs IT, Such
players Gs Dick Hawke Harry Hawke, IL.
AlcDdnHe.i, Iom Hinkle. jim Ferg uson
and lots Of others. even hcAlahn would
| look out fuf the game and would play
to0. Start it and everybody would keep
Ii going. He needs IL. boys.