Evening journal., 1895-07-20
IN THE SPORTING WORLD
Dover Clubs Rally and Fast
Ball Playing.
HIGGINS NOW ON ITS SECOND BAG


lie and DeakYne win Strengthen Its To-
heid-Other News of the National
Game -Phnlies "senched' sullivan and
coon, Took Brace-Pitcher Day Of This
city, In Fine Form.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
Dover. July 20. There is Joy among
the Dover team for it shut out the
Fsrmi-gton strong team yesterday after
noon and had eleven runs to its credit
It was the second OF the series of games
between Pennington and Dover The
first was won by Pennington. but when
the game WAS called yesterday the Dover
boys began the game with the intention
Of winning, and they played the best
game OF ball nf the season Farmingtcn
is q strong team, and the Dover boys had
TO do coed work to sceomplish h such 70
suits
Is Is now clear to the minds of The
Dover and Camden people that Rsdelif
eau catch CLARK as well as Hssrfroas OF
any other player on the Dsver team
Rsdclllf Is an all-sround player, having
good record as pitcher. The battery
work Of Clark aud Radclif was fne,
z zsarfross, the regular catcher, being
compelled to play right field. owing to
the Injuries received Ia Thursdays game
With the Columbia Athletic Club The
weather was extremely warm but the
attendance was good and enthusiasm
great
Dover was tbs first at the bat and had
three men on bases but failed to score
Iu tho second inning Dover got run aud
had three men on bases again, but Rad
cliff knocked ball to the center field
and It was caught aud two mea having
been struck out, the Al ie retired with but
one run TO their credit L was not till
the fourth inning that Pennington got a
man on the Fl rst base and then it began
to look as though they would score, but
| the Dover boys were too much for them
and a man did not get past the second
In the third inning the Dover boys
began to pound Taylor very rapidly, and
he bsing unsupported In the field, Dover
scored three runs. Ia the seventh
| inning jackson and Richardson got on
the bases aud Clark came to the bat aud
made a long knock to the left field and
brought them home he making second
base. Higgins then knocked a groundsr
and got to first Baker then came 10
bat and knocked 8 long fly to the right
field, which came very near going over
the fence, aud brought Clark and
Higgins home Baker soon passed over
the rubber through errors on the part OF
the opposing team. thus scoring for
Dover iye runs In this inning.
After this not another run was made,
each side being retired IS fast as the
players came to the bat. Clark pitched
al exceptionally good game and the work
Of Richardson as shoftstop and that OF
Honey in the center Geld and Zssrfross ir
the right were among the features Of the
game The work OF PenneBill on hrsl
and the battery work OF Taylor auc
Davis, and the work OF the shortstoI
were the features Of the F4rmingtor
players. The ALLOWING is the score b
innings;
RHB
Dover E ;.;.;;.,.SS s9sS5SS S-5 S-i5 4
Earned runs-Dovsr. 8. Two base hits
Baker, /; Zearfross. I; A. Richardson, ]
Jackson, 1. Stolen bases-ta tarmington.
Dover 70. Base on bsllsro ~ IN clark, = q
lor, 6. Passed balls-Dayis,2 ? Wild pitche
Taylor. 2. Time Of game-220. Umpire
Borkum.
Dover bas the following game
scheduled: To-day az FarmiugtoH; on
| TUESDAY or next week, hockIotu a
: Dover; Wednesday, Dover at Smyrna
! Thursday. Chester Athletic Club a
Dover; Friday, Dover at Salisbury; Sat
urdsy, Smyrna at Dover and Wednetds
the 3ist, Salisbury at Dover
The Dover players are ali in good trir
with the exception OF Hsarfross and b
will be able to resume his old plac
T behind the bat Ia few days
Higgins and Deakyne will play wit
j the Dover team in the future. They At
both excellent ball players aud add gres
/ strength to the Dover team.