The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-16
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.


8. At Cincinnati-Boston, 12; Cincin-
natl. 8. At ouisville--Brooklyn S; Louis.
Vile, O. At st. Louis-New York, 13; ST.
Louis T. Other games prevented BY rain.
Eastern League.
AT Soranton-Providence, s; Scranton,
!. AtSyracuse-Syraouse, IA; Rochester,
=. At Wilkesbarre - Springfield, 7;
Wilkesbarre, s. At Buffalo Buffalo, z;
Toronto, Q.
Pennsyivania State League.
At Hazleton-Lanoaster, 0; Hazleton,
Q. At Observation-Disclosures, 1a; Allen
town. T. At Carbondale-Ca I5;
Reading, H..
''Say. Jimmie. who dye Supposed
wln?" said one small boy to another yes.
terday afternoon on door step at Della.
ware avenue and Union street, cutting
out watch coupon from the REPUBLICAN.
"Oh, 20 long" shifted the other. as he
tilted his nose to the particular slant
which denotes juvenile authority. TITS
Chapelle sure-over 5000 votes now, ard
just walt"
Yes, but look a. here. Jim, don't count
your chickens before thoy are Matched,
for there is Stogy Ferguson lying long
side OF his hip. You know Now Cast le ls
lying low for Stogy, and when the time
comes they will paralyze 'Ashes'n u
go slow. won't YER" chlmed in third,
'for O'Keefe can run in 200 day for the
next two months, Horace MCDANIEL has
flour barrel nearly full, and the z. NJ. q.
A. will vote, they say. over 0,0O0 for
Prentlss. Why Stogy won't be fifth. for
Gutenberg will beat him, and sure lots
of the votes saved for Stogy have been
sent In by the collectors for Chapelie."
TITS all right, fellers.o shouted another
lad, But I'm bad persimmon II Stogy
Ferguson don't mako It hot for the Eel.
low who carries that watch
Talk as You please now. lads" said the
first boy, Don't you zee Flip McClafTerty
and Comfy have both dropped out of the
race In favor of Chapelle. I'd like to be
at the REPUBLICAN office when the contest
Closes
REPUBLICAN reporter who was listen.
Ing then boarded an electric car and went
to his no me.
Madden and Leach deny that there Is
any trouble between them. Loaeh says
he always gave the ball asked for by Mad
den.
The charge OF running the club like a
butchers shop for sale has been charged
against one set of magnates but 1t Is
new role to place :he Philadelphia Club In
that OF buying upall the good players for
subsequen sale at profit.
Yes, II either Duffy, Kelly or Mccarthy
could DO mad. we agree that the Philadel-
phia Club would put in bid for them.
The reason assigned Ia different, however.
~ 10 INV bHht llbY htb bcbLoI plhybES buHu
those who now cover the Philadelphia
outtield, but that they are runners and
heavy mon. two essentials In which the
Philadelphia team is lacking.
Griffith or Terry will be In the box for
Ansons team this afternoon. Both are
rlght.handed and the Phillies may there.
fore have chance.
The Pbillies only got one run In the
second inning yesterday on base OH
balls, batsman hit and three sing les.
That's beautiful team work !
Manager Irwin should restrain the 10.
Gals, desire to bang at every ball that
comes within reach. A little patience now
and then would help to win more games.
base on balls Ia just as good as base
hit.
Is 1t altogether wise In Manager Irwin
experimenting with pitchers OF the
Lampe varlety3 A victory counts as
much from the weaker clubs as from the
strong ones. II Taylor and Oarsey arc
the only pitchers capable of doing good
work get another one
When the blacklisttng bee was buzzng
among the moguIs Colonel Freedman was
one of those who wanted to nail Fred
Pfeffer up by the ears. The narrowing
experiences OF the year huve thawed out
all feelings OF bitterness In the frozen
heart OF tile new magnate aud he Is try.
Ing hard to secure Pfeffe.'s release.
Brooklyn alone prevents the consumma.
tlon OF the deal. 1t Ia generous to for.
give ana brooklyn eau aIIDrd 60 forgive
and relent. Pfelfer certainly occupied
an unenyiable role. but he has been pun.
ished enough and is not likely to offend
again.
Keep your eye on Dover.
Rockford. come up and play tho G. A. q.
yes, and beat the boys by the river and
give US rest.
With the bases full In the third inning
yesterday Sullivan struck out
thompson hits right and left hand
twlrlers with about the same ease.
Inc Phillies are starting out to reverse
the record of their first western trip.
The over Sunday rest of the Phillles
seems to have unsettled their fielding.
Dahlen's drive in the sixth inning was
beauty, the ball sailing high over Ham.
ilton's head.
Umpire Keefe called balk on Thorn
ton in the second inning yesterday, and
OF course Anson kicked.
Ihe independent base ball team has
son. They will try and wips out their
defeat the first Saturday In August BY
playing the strong Amaranth team OF
East Lake. Their last ten.lnnlng game.
to Z, was o eorker. The former team
would like to hear from teams under is
years OF age Address NJ, l. Jacobs, HOT
fatnall street. captain and manager.
The Hoboes' Senate defeated the Brown.
town Buns By the score OF l6 to 0. After
the game Captain Beliville of the Hoboes
released Rudolph on account Uf weak
batting, ho having struck out five times,
Third basemun Wahl of the Eightingales
will be signed to take RudoIph's place.