The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-05


Pointer. CLIFTON. n...................... 148
J. G. Taggart, High School. ....... 1856
Bulyer, Independence ce............ 100
Borrelle. p. W. Il B....,.......... "a
A. Burke Myrtle. le............... go
Schultz, Chadds Ford. ............... 80
Derry Brown Senate. 3S
France. High School. 80
Prettyman. Puritans. ns................. go
Casey, Tigers. Observation-Disclosures. 20
Lee .. U. H.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. D
Faust. p. W. * R................... 8
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.
National League.
At Philadelphia Morning: Philadel-
phia, 4; Washington, 8. At Chicago
Morning 90 innings): Chicago, s; Gin
cinnati, z. Afternoon: Chicago. 0; Gin
cinnati, 3. At Pittst.Irg-Morning: Pitts
burg, 9; Cleveland, o. Afternoon: Pitts
burg, 10; Cleveland, 8. At Brooklyn (6
innings)-Mornlng: Brooklyn, z; Boston,
1. At St. Louis-Morning: ST. Louis,
12; Louisville, o. Afternoon: Louisville,
@; st. Louis, l. At New York-Morning:
New York, 8; Baltimore, 4. Other games
prevented by rain.
The winners in Wednesdays games were
Washington, Brooklyn, Baltimore, Cleve-
land and Cincinnati.
Eastern League.
Al Scranton-Morning; Wilkesbarre,
8; Scranton, s. At Wilkesbarre-After-
noon 40 innings): Wllkesbarre, 8; Scran-
ton, g At Syracuse-Morning: SYRIA
cuse, Ill Toronto, g. Afternoon 40 in
nings): Syracuse, 8; Toronto, s. At
Providence - Morning: Providence 10;
Springfield 8. AT Buffalo-Morning: Buff
falo 8; Rochester, .. Afternoon: Roches-
ter, 0; Buffalo, 3. Other games prevented
by rain. There were no games on We'd
nesday.
Pennsyivania State League.
At MISUNDERSTANDING: Carbondals, 4;
Hazleton, 2. Afternoon: Carbondale, 8;
Hazleton, l. At Pottsvllle = Morning:
Pottsville, 2s; Reading, l3 Other games
postponed on account of rain.
Tho winners in this series on wedncs-
day were Hazleton, All town and Ian
caster
The Rockford team played and were de-
feated by the Roxborough team of Phila-
delphia yesterday morning by score of
| 10 to 6. About 500 people were in attend
ance. The home team appeared to play in
bad luck while 1t was just the other way
with the Roxborough team. The visitors
pounded out hits at the right time and
when the bases we're full wild throw by
some of the Rockford team would let in
several runs.
Kenney and Phillips were the Rockford
battery and Levias and Law were the Rox-
borough battery. Kenney started in we'll,
but the visitors soon got on to his de-
livery. While Levias was hit in lively
fashion the hits were not made at the right
time.
The afternoon game was postponed on
account of the rain.
The Rockford and Morton clubs will
play at Front and Union streets to.mor.
row afternoon. This will be tho batting
order
ROCKFORD MORTON.
Neister. rf Mccall, Sc
BcRgs, 3b Mclaughlin 2b
| Comfy, 2b MeCabe, 3b
| Phillips @ Belford lb
| Buckley, Of Reeder. II
McDannell 1b FERGUSON. @
| Ghapelie. II Rhoddy. RI
| MoClafferty, ss JustiGon CT
| Keuney, p Burns. p
Mccall and Beford are Wilmington
boys.
The Mascnts defeated the Rrown Senate
yesterday morning by the score Of 10 to
| IL on Crescent field.
The MasGots would like to have game
with the High School or Park club, WHY
| don't the above teams reply to our chI.
lengeY
ii was a great game at New Castle be.
tween the nome team and The Nontgom-
| cry. The score was 3;o2 In favor oi The
| visitors.
steele made an awful error. He canno,
bat aud his usefulness is a thing Of tbe
| past.
If Gelzenberg was behind tha hat In Tho
morning Katne--well,
IL must be admitted that Leach la the
! Who la all rio Lt. crled tho manila from
| the grand stand veeler,iav Mt Nav Gast,a
as HcCauRhan nut mn pame fhat wo,Iid
make professional blush.
Duffy played a good game.
The Montgomery outtield Ia n wboIa
oemo Hss'