The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-09

Psnnsylvania State Lengue.
At Carbondale-Carbo Z; Shenan-
doah, 8. At Lancnster-Allentown, IL;
Lancaster, z. At Hazleton-Pottsville 1ai
Hazloton, 8. At Harrisburg q innings)-
Harrisburg, 4; Reading, ..
The West End Base Ball Club has been
organized for the season with the follow
ing players: James Allen. catcher; Il.
OBrlen and Ed. Maloney. pitchers; |.
b Kingsley, lb.; ]. Blliingsley, 2D.; II.
Mclaughlin. 3d.; A. Carney, 8. g.; h. Mo,
ClaiIerty. o. f.; @. Werkheiser, r. T.; II.
Werkhoiser, |. I. Would like to hear from
all first class cuis under the age OF 2l
nications to E, Il. Clayton. manager, cor.
ner Shnllcross avenue and DUPONT stree To
Wilmington. Del.
Malloney of the West End. Is showing
up Ia good form this year-keep your eye
on him.
Tho West End would like to hear from
Goldey College
Captain Blllingsley. of the West End. Is
training hard this year He is hard to beat
OH second base,
The game at New Castle will be an inter.
estlng exhibition.
The Y. M. @. A. will play game on
Saturday with the Amarant club.
Inc Rockfords will play great game
on Saturday
The Phillies won another game. Willie
MoGill was all right yesterday.
Anu CarboEdale won another game yes
terday.
"A left hand twirler did not bother
thompson much yesterday.
II the Fhliliee make anything like dc.
cent ehowing on this trip. the number OF
cfahks who will turn out TO welcome them
home Will only be limited by the capacity
OF the grounds
Judging from the attendance at home
30 Iar thle season. the Philadelphia man.
agement has every inducement to get
together pennant winning team, no
matter at what price.
iltcher Clarke has been ordered to Join
the New Yorks at once.
Boyle is almost hopeless before q left
mana pitcher. Would 1t not be good pol.
10y. Monager Irwin. to play Grady at fret
When me opposing pitcher Ia a south paw.
Duckiey's throwing was little ragged
Tho Philiies would be more auccessful
against pitchers like Knell, II they would
| play waiting game. Against all pitchers
| the locals are too prone to hit at every bail
mat comes over the plate, no matter how
many balls they may have.
Send 10 your base ball news The RR-
PUBLICAN Is the paper that is read for all
| general and local base ball news.
Sam lhomp pson hit left handed pitching
| yesterday.
Tom Brown has at last ioined Tho St
Louis Browns.
hodger Connor Is doing most OF the
| hitting for st. Louis
sharsig's Hazleton team received Its first
| defeat yesterday
Buck" Ewing feals proud OF his two
| victories over New Y ork
Mailman and Thompson drove in the
most OF tho ihlllles runs yesterday.
smith or Carsey will pitch for the Phil.
| lies at ST. Louis to-day.
| OF the 229 men on the National League
pay roll this season. only 81 we're In fast
| company six years ago,
Fred Ffeffcr has left the Lo uleville team
and Will not ba seen on the diamond again
lhls season. lie has position in the
Chicago City Hall.
II don't 0xpect to draw anv salary, send
my check to Nick Young" 10 the bitter
way IN which NcGraw. OF Baltlmo re,
alluded to the fines that have been laid
| UP against him for the fret month
Paul Hines, the old Providence fielder.
will play first base and captain the Bur.
linEton Uowa) team.
1he Brooklyn pitchers arc not doing the
WORK expected OF them, and II one or two
doht soon brace up the team will be
hehIeT the bottom than the top whom il
returns home.
Manager Davis offered pitcher Mahoney
Of the Georgetown University a good.
a!1eu wad to play with New York. but the
Cier was declined.
Manager Barnes. OF MINNEAPOLIS, IA
making arIhngenents for tour Of Eng
land In tho fal
huchleS blIuch out LWlce yesterday and
male Two singles In his four times at bat.
knell's three bagger In the sixth lnnine
yesterday sent In Two runs, and he suDse.
quently scored on Zahners single
Louisville yesterday punched hor hits In
the llrst second and sixth Innings
he Pblllies are at st. Louis to day
PltteburR will compare faVorably Will
any team in the Lougua when II comes iC
pitchers. Hawley, kllleu and Hart are
certainly a fine trio.
| Mao y4a tst,
compared us follows Ruse and Scbrtyer
Meekln and Farrell and Wilson will gt
behind the bat when either Boswell ol
Clarke 10 In the box
There appears yet to be plenty Of gooe
work In Stration.
Both Hallman and Thompson's hit,
yosLerday wore well timed. The 10 rmer'I
two bagger brought In u run In the third
his homer yielded three in the fifth ant
his second double one in the eighth, q to
tai Of live runs. SANS hits yielded three
Two Ia tue sixth on his drive for fou
bases and one i'll tho seventh on his triple