The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-07-26
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Correspondents OF the Republican.
NEw CASTLE. July &C. 1895.
II the day be fIns, and the sun do shine,
We will 60 TO the game tomorrow. when
the Q. A. O. SO bold and free. will give the
Rockford sorrow. For we do cay that
with fair play they'll win the cham pion
gano, aud without thanks the boys from
the banks will send up Columbla,s fame.
For pitcher Leach. fresh as q peach. will
play without pretense. and II they don't
mind. the ball they'll lind IRross tho left
field fence. Then little ''Stogy" won't be
fogy, he'll play without aswagger, Duffy
aud Madden our hearts will gladden. with
an old time two blgger.
To keep tho pace the second base will
bat both left and right anu noble Kenuey
will find that 'HenDey" can bat him out
OF sight Billy Hayes will all amaze the
way he plays the game. and we maintain
that Alex. Mclaughlin will simply do the
same. AS in days OF old. Montgomery
bold will play with all hts might. and we
feel sure we'll tho game secure II the UNI.
pira is right
The RsowIos wooden mills will close
down at noon tomorrow In order that
tile hands can go to Wilmington to wilt.
ness the cham plonshlp game between the
q. A. q. and Rockford.
New Castle people feel that II the um.
pire does the square thing that our club
will VIII lnb khiu6. IL tu0 CtuD
plays better ball and lowers the Columbia's
colors SO long as fair, square game is
played and good game to interest the
spectators that Is all that 10 wanted.
Whatever officers are to be on the
ground had better understand that the
arrangement between both clubs IL this:
That the iiret man. whether from New
Castle or Wilmington, who makesa elurry
remark towards player will he removed
from the grounds as soon as he 10 pointed
out to the officers.
Tho officers are to give the same protee.
ton to the visitors as to the home club.
no rowdyism will be tolerated, and all
that is required is for the Rockford Club
to play as clean ball as the O. A. @. and
there Will be no trouble, and the 5000
people expected at the grounds to morrow
will te pleased with the game.
The fagman at the Delaware street
crossing requests a statement to the effect
that the lady who was nearly run over by
freight train few mornings ago was
over SO yards away from tho crossing
at the tine. He saw hor coming. but as
he was suffering intense pain and as she
could plainly $50 the train and as there
was no danger he did go QUITO wave
the nag.
There was regular outpouring OF th o
people yesterday to Poplar and Cofleld
Beach, The NJ. Il. infant Sunday schoo /
spent the day with their bigger friends
under the shade trees and pluylng In the
sand and rolling In the waves Of the
beautiful Delaware.
Theodore Atkinson had a bath before he
went TO Coiield Beach yesterday m orntng.
He was one of u party In q DO at and to get
away from tho wharf he placed his hands
against the piling and showed on the
boat with his teet. The boat went quicke r
than lie Imagined 1t would do, anu dow n
went 'Dorry" into the placid waters OF
the beautiful Delaware. A boat went to
his aid i'm mediately and he was rescled
lie returned to his home changed his
clothing and Joined the party.
Hugh Q. Brown will lie the orator at the
meeting TO night when the features OF tie
jr, o. U. A. M will DO explained.
The racing at Hare's Corner yesterday
afternoon was interesting. Several sports
from this city were in attendance.
1t Is understood that the colored cir
ut Stanton confined In tho jail as witnest
against the colored man from HockesslL
is In critical condition at times OF
account OF her nerves having been uu
strung.