Evening journal., 1896-07-08
Base bali Notes.

No"cl score yesterday WAS tho best
for any individual player In the country.
He had two runs, two hits, two put outs
and to aesists.
But four hits were made of Whltehill
yesterday, but he gave two bases on balls
and hit a man with the ball.
Second bAseman Leo smith Of New
Haven usually 6rst class player, made
Wild throw yesterday In ths tenth In
ming with the NETS" that gave the latter
club the game
To moir)w marks the limit sat by
the National League Board OF Directors
FOR Diver pebeau Of Cleveland to pay his
hne OF 5000
The scenes enacted In two Of the league
cities Monday were simply disRrsceful
At Washington there was almost free
light, while In St Louis the wranRling
aud abusive language was so great that
Umpire Tim Keefe withdrew from the
game.
The Philadelphia cluo yesterday signed
BILLY" Wittrock, an ex. Cincinnati
pitcher, who has been playing with
Mobile he will pitch to DAYS game.
Amole and Rlffsrt will be Wilmington's
battery to-day. The new catcher has
made himself solid with the fans" by
the great ball he has been putting up
Wilmington Is now but ffty one
points behind Paterson and Is pushing
nard for frst place
kiusellAs unassisted double play
yesterday was feature OF the game
well worth seeing.
Hartford had a man out In the ffth
and had scored one run yesterday when
the game WAS called
Ihs Chicago players are said to have
revolted against Anson's management
Friend left tho Geld the other day aud
refused to play as long % Anson is chief.
Klnsella was fined $40 by Umpire
burns In the third inniug yesterday for
questioning the latter's decision when be
called the player out for interfering with
ball thrown by Rothfuss to second
Her. after women will be admitted free
TO all games played in Wilmington ex
cept on Saturdays and holidays
With the strongest club In the league
Wilmington has less than one third the
average attendance OF New Haven, q
hopeless tall -ender
Including Saturday. on which there Is
usually fair crowd, the attendance at
Wilmington averages about 800 daily.
Paterson has played eight games more
than Wilmington but has only q small
lead in percentages.
New Haven had seven errors In the frst
game with the NETS" +"
DahleD made q double play unssslsted
by great one hand catch at Chicago
yesterday.
Baltimore has signed Joe Quinn who
was recently released by st. Louis.
The Toronto baseball club removed to
Albany to day and will hereafter repre-
sent the New York capital in the Eastern
League.
TOrreyson who was released by the
PATERSON and Newark clubs is being
given trial by the NETS"
Con Daily has been ncondltlonly re
leased by Chicago
Umpire Burns who umplred the New
ARK series In Wilmington win be released
club.
Johnny" Troy has been appointed an
Atlantic League umpire.
Hickman, who made such a failure as
shortstop for the "Mets" hes been
appointed a policeman IN New York
Wilmington Is bat four games behind
Paterson la percentage.
The Hebrew Roses defeated the He
brew Juniors yesterday by a score OF "a
TO U. BAtteries-Jscob Glusk. P. Win
ner, David WhitehorD, Jacob Fischer
asx Winner. Max Podolski
Newark will play its last game In
Wilmington tomorrow, after which the
wilmington club will play the "Mets'
in New York Setly will pitch for
Newark and McCsH,rty will pitch for
Wilmington AS a number Of people
have asked that Klnsella cstch Nc.
Oahsrty, Mr. Long has consented to It