Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1895-07-19
INTHESP0RTlNG WORLD
Amateurs Played Fast Base
ball 10 the Dover Game.
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Fast Pace.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DOVER, July 19-The Columbia Athletic
Club baseball team came here yesterday
aud had little trouble in defeating the
home team by score of - TO 6 The
team arrivsd on the 10 o'clock train and
was accompanied by a large crowd OF
New Castle baseball enthusiasts The
game had been talked Of for several days
ar Is the contest was expected to be
very close one, II had created big stir
among the people Of the town, aud when
the gates were opened great crowd
rushed to the grand stand
All the seats, TO the amount Of about
600, were hlled and many we're mpellsd
to stand The game was exciting and
tho RIOTERS for both New Castle aud
Dover were on hand and did not fail to
make themselves heard The excitement
in the graud stand was 50 Intense at
times that 1t was impossible to hear the
decisions Of the umpire
Madden, Higgins and Deakyne led the
batting Other features OF the game
were the work Of A. Richardson as short
step, that OF w Richardson on fret, and
the catching Of Zssrfross A beautiful
catch was made by a Richardson ia the
zee nd inning by his jumping and catch
ing the ball in his left band In the
second inuing Hayes made two very fine
catches The first WAS q long run side
catch and the other be caught by hard
run AID long resch in front OF himself
In the seventh Inning a swift lnshoot
from the 9 Q pitcher caught Catcher
Zsarfross on the ground and Drs. Wilkin.
son and SJpherd were kept busy for five
minutes The genial catcher's left Jaw
sweiled feRriully, but the phyeloians
| agreed that no bones we're broken.
He WAS taken from the field and II
was more than half an hour before be
was able to star d He was removed &c
the Hotel Richardson where the doctors
dressed his wound He may not be abl,
to play another game this week.
To start the game Leach ran to first
rubbing bit shoulder Ferguson
famed out, but A. Richardson threw
Higginss sacrifice grounder wide to hli
brother and Leach took third, scoring OF
q wild pitch Higgins tailed on passed
ball Getzsnburg's high ay went between
Honey aud Heaven, after Madden has
made a nice single, and Madden crosse,
tbs rubber. 6oizsnburg ran wild anC
Jackson got under Montgomery higl
fly
For Dover, Baker flied to Montgomery
I II ~
Deakyne's Glow grouuder. Zssrfos
singled and Leach filed the bases with
base on balls. Deakyne gubstq nentl
sosrlRg A. Richardson and Honey wer
quickly retired by McCaughan
After two New Castle msn had struc
struck out. Ferguson and Higgin
singled Msdden's grounder WAS rough
handled by Dsskyne, Ferguson scoring
Getzenburg flied to Jackson
After Dover's side had been retired IN
jiffy, New Castle came to bat again an
started q regular cannOnade on Radclil
! w Richardson pulled down Hayes's big
one but D1ffy raped the next one OF
! OF his reach Two two-bAggers BY Mont
gomery and McCaughRn scored Duffy SD
5 Montgomery. Three siugles then score
J | McgRughRn snd Ferguson, Leach mean
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base. sacrificing himself but enablin
Ferguson to make double steal
: Dover Tailed again in the nintl
Columbia scored in the ffth on two twi
D baggsrs by Higgins and Madden. an
Ferguson getting hit by the pitehs
} ! Again in the eighth did the visitor
score GU Madden's hit, a passed bal
D Geizsnburg's single and Hayes's sscrihe
d Two more runs
I In the ninth Dover made a frsnt
effort. Deakyne's three Dagger and Ra
: cliffs hit, aud MRddsn's error nettf
three runs. Higglns's brilliant doub
play closed the game
The G A @ b present fine appeal
ancs on the field, and are in every respe
fine ball players Dover will return d
: game in few days
The following is the score by inning
G, A. C.............3 0 2 2 o.
Dover. 81 o . 0 o g.
T Baiteries-RadcliH and Zea-fross, Ola
and Radchh; Leach and Gsizenburg. Ba
hits-C. A o., "a; Dover, 8. trrOrs-C. A.
81 Dover. s.. Earned runs-COlumbia, 5. Tg
8 base hits Higgins, Madden, Montgomei
z McCaughan, Honey. lhrf b4se hit-D~
Il kyne. Sacrifice hiis-Hayes, Dun
= | Clark, stolen basea--D Dover. 8; Columb
e Leach. 2. Bases on balls-hy Leach, Il
T. by litcher-Ferguson 90. Hayes. Leach, Zea
he | fross. Passed balls-6etzanburg, ,; Iearlro
\, l; Redcnh, l. Lett on bases-Columhia,
n Dover. 8. pime-22O Umpires -Lsnoir,
y New Castle and Forkam. OF DIVER.
e Yesterdays League Scores.
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