The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-10-08
General spnriinR NrKxs.


bAtli4ua-, :, Sast, D. = ate champions
tasted the s.TDotnoss of revenge yesterday
by shutting the 'Spidursh out without u
run, thus, in q measure Mt least, getting
even for tbs three defeats they met in
Cleveland. The playing yesterday seems
to indicate that tho home team win make
1t three straight here, and that the seventh
game OF the Temple cup series will have to
be played More than 10000 people saw tho
BATTLE, and the enthusiasm was unboundal.
so much SO, In fact, that some of the
rougher element forgot themselves and Of
Tered some indigntios to tho visitors.
PAPER balls, peanuts, one or two eggs, and
finally rock were thrown at them as they
LETT their hotel for their grounds, and after
reaching there they were hissed by n small
part OF the crowd, but this was frownctl
upon by the minority, and there were no
further attempts at insult during The
game.
1t was purely a pitchers contest in
which Esper had the best Of it. Cflppy.
though bit wild, held the yictors down
to nine hits.
ne run getting began in the second
when Brodic got home on Caroy's two.
Dagger to center, after having reach n
nrst on Il force hit and second on GleHson's
sacrifice. Two more were made in tho
third, McGrnw nnd Keeler csnInp home
on a bunt BY McGrGw, another by Keplrr
single by Jennings hit by ESper eu,l n
Tong iiy by Brodie This performance ,vns
duplicated in the seventh, Keeler going 10
nrst on balls, aftar two men were ont. 10
tnlrd on jennings single and home on
heiiy single To left, which also brought
Jennings across thc plate The visitors.
as rule, went ont in one, two, three or.
IN tta4Ra. IL 4 Il
Gus. Score by innings.
Baltimores...,,0 l 2 o o 9 o ~ a
Cie8eiand....,,1 0 0 0 . 0 % 20 q
Where can they fight
Today at Lexington Ky, the futurlty
stake OF S25 900 will be trot.ed,
Joe w bi,e,the manager OF Horace Leads,
offers TO back the latter against any man
IN the world at l35 pounds for stake of
s25 90 and tho largest purse offered by any
reputable athletic CLUB.
Governor AtReid says "no fight" chic.
aRo had almost hot during game of
foot ball
Montgomery led the Q. A. c. in batting
this season.
Pitcher Beam will be In the front rank
next year,
Pete Cassidy Will be In fact company In
'96.
"A great amateur club that has a prom.
win IN speaking of b,nch and the e. A. u.
Arthur ErOe ding, VI Roehes y w.,
the champion one.leggad ycliyt OF that
btate was matched TO ride from Kochee ter
TO Buf1ato and return bot ween tho rising
and going down of the sun Sesterdny for
el00. The other side, however, failed to
put up the money and ErbediUg went to
Buffalo and made the "trip from that city
TO Rochester Just to see what lie
could do. Ho took tho wrong route at
bataYla aud went " miiaS out OF his way.
2 but made tho dlstan ce-lbout 50 miles
10 i've hours 1u1 IA minutes.
= Nevada oilers fl00 OOJ for tho big fig ht
A large audience of msmOsrs and
friends OF the Y. NJ C. A. witnessed tbs
fifst class meet In the large aud improved
gymnasium. PhyslcaI Director Jacks on
led the classes through very Interest IL .
performance of strength and several tim az
recalled. 10 those who have never wit
nessed such events were dH.azeI and q
cordial invitation Is exteuIsl to all to
visit tie gym a. all times several new
membOr5 have Joined the association
during the last month AMI many nnrs
are expected. The classes for the coming
season promise to far axcosI any Of pre-.
vious yeIr5. Il was given out by Director
jackson that rlas SOS will meet on Monday
"Wednesday ana Frldays Any desuluR
to join should nave talk Win lIi Jack.
son
The fifth ard deciding game TO settlt
the chumplonshtp of Dsla ware county vii
be played on saturday next between thl
Chester anu Media BAss jail Clubs. lh
is the game over which there has been 80
much squaODling and ia WnoA there Ia
great iftiere5t. The ma lhger5 hnuliy camt
70 an amicable settlement on Saturday
last.