The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-30

Cleveland at Louisville.
An Tom Flanagan is not in use by ST.
Louis. why not give him an airing with
the Philltes2
\ Scranton and Syracuse played twelve
inning game yesterday. Score was TO 4.
Cincinnati "Chicugoed" the Chicago
club yesterday. They never got hit of
Dwyer.
/ OF Mark Baldwin By Manager John Smith
OF the State League team. Mark was
wanted by Reading. but his figures were
too high for Whitman. Baldwin helped to
win thu pennant for PottsviIle last year
He will play at Shenandoah on Wednes.
day when the season opens.
Jack Taylor says his arm is In perfect
condition.
McGil on Smith Will pitch for the Phil.
iihs to-day.
On Thursday next the Phillies will play
their first at home championship game OF
the season. Invitations have bsen sent
out by the Philadelphia management to
all the city officials, bankers, brokers'
merchants. as well as men in all the pro
feeeions. and many State officials have
aifo been asked to Ds present. The
grounds will be galy decorated. a brass
hand will be in attendance and II it Is a
fair day tile largest numner OF entbusl.
asts ever seen at "a base ball matchln this
city will turn out To lend encouragement
to the players.
The um pirss this year have a Jolly time.
President Young yesterday said: MIR
Isetts will i'm nedlately leave for Glove.
land to umpire the games there His
Ohange OF assignment Is not made on
account of Mr.. Won der Ahe's protest but
10 governed by other circumstances. /
have perfect confidence in Mr Belts abiil-
~ as III Umpire. aud unless some acci.
dent should happen to him he Will umpire
the season through"
Washington offered Joyce for Reilly, but
Colonel Rodgers wisely concluded that of
the two Reilly was much the better man
The Colonel saRely remarked that he
might entertain proposition for
trade and limited that he would like 10
have Pitcher Mercer. Mr., Wagner, how
syer, has got over the idea tnat already
strong clubs must be further streng then.
ed at the expense of the weak ones, and
will hardly entertain any proposition
looking to tbs sale of any more pitchers
at least not Mercer.
howl Is going up from eleven of the
twelve League clubs for pitchers, and the
loudest Is coming from the Philadelphia
club; yet last fall they would not pay st.
louis a patry $1,000 for Glaaaon'e release.
and let him go to Baltimore CLEMSON
with the Philadel phla team behind him
would be winner
It looks rs though Brouthers' days with
Baltimore were numbered Carey, The
western League iirst baseman, so thor.
OhRhly Nils tho bill that the Orioles have
no use Tor Dan, who, while fine batsrnln,
10 but mediocre Heller. his principal
Esakness OslhR on ground bulls.
The Park Athletic Cub has organized
with the following players: Allan catch
eri Garrett, pitcher; Little short stop;
Moore, first base; DickeY, second base;
Conneli, third base; Anderson left lield;
Lloyd, centre field stahey, right leld. Mgr.
Lloyd will receive challenges from all
fsams under IL years OF age. the N0npa.
roll included. Address Manager LLOYD
Third and Connel streets.
The Georgetown Base Ball club was
organized last Thursday evening Frank
ID. Jones was elected mHuager aud u cap.
Tain will bs elected by the team This after.
noon. The tenn Is Prepared to rec6lve
challenges from any amateur team In the
STATE. Address all communications TO The
manager.
Ansons team lost two out OF three to
the crippled Cincinnati team
Rain again prevented the six En- siern
olaDs from playing yesterday
Pitcher Joan Ewing, who was buried at
cincinnati yesterday left s5 Coo
sE Irwin Is TO be released by Arson an d
/, ERrrolt VIII act as general utility mau,
+, send In your base bail news
The fliekoly club of this city viii try
and win the State Cham pIonship Tor nj NV.
!, ots under - years OF age They VIII pIay
the Nameiess of New Castle for tho ope n.
! In game.
Eagin, of the Nameless has deliver y
hhrd to solve.