Evening journal., 1895-07-26
Record OF The Clubs
TO-dE7's Schedule.
New York at Pistsburg
Boston at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
Dover wins the oame with Chester A. q.

Dover Wins the Game with Chester a. e.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
DovRR, July 20 The Dover people
Witnessed the best game of bali yesterday
afternoon that has cen plsyed on the
Dover grounds this season The contest
was between Chester A @ and Dover.
and the latter won by a score of to 6
The two to ms, we're nearly equally
NJ mal ched and the contest was very close.
Dover WAS somewhat handicapped on
account OF ClRrk's absence, Honey
pitching the game Honey pitched
good game. but not having pitched
before this season was a little wild and
many times fooled Catcher Z,arfross
The work OF the visitors folders WAS
the best Of any team that has played
here this year. Callahan, the pitcher Is
left hand tWirler and in the hrst Inning
seemed TO fool the home team.
Chester was the hrst at the bat aud
Anderson struck out; Dougberty was
thrown out by Honey a. frst and
McGinnis WAS thrown out st first by
Deakyne In tbs second inning, No
Connell was thrown at FIRST by DeEkync,
Watterson was thrown out at hist by
Honey, Young made 3 base hit. stole
second and third, and Callahan was
thrown out st FIR lt by Higgins. Ia the
third inning the DIVER boys lost thlir
heads and Chester made three runs
McOsbs being the first to cross the
rubber Anderson and Doughgrty each
made q ruu, while MEG lnnis was caught
out by Jackson. and Mcdonnell was
thrown cut at third by Deakyne
In the fourth and 9Th innings they
scored a run, while In the sixth, seventh
snd eighth not man got past the hrst
bass. In the ninth inning Anderson wss
thrown out at FIRST by Higgine.
Dougherty made base biz. stole second
and third and by an error OF Redclin
scored one more run. Mcdlnnis was
thrown out by Richardson at Third an d
Mcdonnell by Deakyno at hrst
In the frat Inning Dover failed 70
score, aud In the second inning Jackson
was the FIRST TO Cross the rubber Ia the
third inning the side was insl antly
retired, but In the fourth the Chester
PLAYERS got ratified, and with two men
already out, let the Dover boys sooi {
thrse runs. THIS WAS done BY the lon &
two bagger knocked by Dsnney, bringiI {
in Richardson and Jackson In the sixth
seventh and eighth innings they failed t'
score though they got several men OF
the second. In the ninth inning
Deakyne came TO the bat and knocked 1
pretty base hit aud stole second
Radollf was thrown out st first bl
Dougherty, and Higgins got on first BY
good hit to right Geld. Z,srfross cam
to the bat and pounded the ball over th
fence and made homo run. BY this the.
sooi ed three runs aud this gave them tn
game When the ball went over Oh
fence the spectators nearly went Wild an
sent up long and loud cheers.
In the third inning, Zsarfross was hur
on the finger and the game was called 70
few minutes, bat he soon resumed bi
place and played out the entire game.
The following is the sco-e BY innings
II. f..
Cheeter..O O8llO.O 0 10 B.
Dover 80 Os 0 o0 al l8 4
Earned runs. Dover 5. Two-base hits, bone
1; Denney l. Home runs, Hearfross. l. Douh
| % avs. Mcconnell. unas5istcd. Base on ball
| Dover 2; Chester, 2. Struck ont, by Honey
| Callahan, g Paved balls, Radcliff, B. Wi
1 lf,rnu o. callahan IImN uf