The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-07-24
HARTF0RDs WIN OUT.
Newark Clinches Its Lead-Games in tho
 Big League.

Big League
 Philadelphia July 23.-The Hartfords took game from the Athletics this af- ternoon by punching hits in the first and third innings. Seeds started to pitch for Hartford but was very wild, run in on wild pitch and forced another run on balls, but after that held the Athletics safe. Score: Athletics. ....0 0 0 0-6 Hartford. ...4 0 8 0 0 0 *-S Hits-Athletics, G. Hartford. 10. Err rors-Athletics, 3; Hartford, S. Batter ies-Ames and Milligan; Seeds, Vickery and Smith.
 Newark, N. J., July 23.-Newark clinched it's lead for first place in the Atlantic league by pounding the ball out O. Patersons hands to-day. Frye in the sixth, when three men were on bases, drove the ball over the fence and chased them in with a home run. Attendance, 500. Score. Newark ....1 0 0 3 O-15 Paterson ....0 4 0 0 0 0 0 1- 6 Base hits-Newark, 15; Paterson, II, Errors-Newark, 1; Paterson. 4. Bat teries-Frye and Hodge and Rothfuss; | McMackin and Killackey In the Big League. At Cleyeland-Cleveland, 2; Philadel- phia, o.
 At -Q)-Pittsburg 5; New York. 4. (2)-Pittsburg, 6; New York, g. At Cincinnati Cincinnati Boston game postponed; rain.
 | At Chicago-Ch Chicago Brooklyn game postponed; rain.
 At Louisville Washington, [; Louis vile, 4.
 Wilmington, Del, July 23-For eight innings to-day Lancaster did not score, l but got two runs in the ninth and one l in the eleventh and won the game, Hamburg made home run. Score: Wilmington ......0 O20 % 0 0 0-2 l Lancaster .......0 0 0 0 o 0 0 ? 0 1-S Hits Wilmington. 8; Lancaster, 8. Errors-Wilmington 1; Lancaster, 2, l Batteries--Mc McCaferty and Rafert; I West and Roth
 Meriden- Wallingford Games.
 Meriden, July 23.-Connie Miller and l Manager Fogarty of the Wallingford baseball team last night about com pleted arrangements for the series of four games of ball between Meriden and Wallingford teams The first | game will probably be played next week Saturday in Wallingford. The agreement is that the winning team ir each game shall take sixty and the losing team forty per cent. of the re- ceipts, and if the teams break even ir playing four games the fifth game vii be for the entire receipts of the fina game It is probable three games wil be played at Hanover park and two in Wallingford. The managers of eacl club will submit to each other in a few days list of a dozen or fourteen play CTS, and each nine will be selected iron this list The receipts of the games ar, to be divided among the players, ant the chances are that the contest vii be one of the warmest that has beer witnessed between representatives o tn towns.
 JUVENILE BASEBALL
 The Young Union Stars yesterda, morning defeated the Young Sprin, Streets, score to O. The battery fo the winning team was Powers an EuSllCt, dIu lOl Lllt lOSeTS ITleC an | Dickinson.
 The Young Davenports defeated tn bootblacks yesterday by score of 4. The batteries for the winning sid were Hine Morris and Nathan Freed man. Wallace was umpire.
 The Young Sunshines defeated tn Young Nash streets yesterday by score of to 3. The battery for Mas Streets was TulIe and Kinstry and fo the Sunshines, McNulty and Holly.
 THE HUSTLERS WON.
 The Hustlers defeated the Bay View q yesterday by score of 12 to g. Tn g batteries were Holly and McNulty an T Kelley and Conway
 LOTS.
 The Baltimores are strong drawin cards in the National league. Bi crowds go to see all the games the play. It is estimated that the clu will be s20,00O to the good on the pre-. ent western trip.
 John McGraw, the Baltimore thi1 baseman who has been recovering fro a severe attack of typhoid fever, col siders himself all right now. He bega practicing in Baltimore Wednesday ar expects to be ready to go in the gan when the Orioles return home
 Manager Barrett of the New Brita baseball team has arranged a gan with the strong Waltham team Frida July 31, on the Electric field. The Wa tham team is making a tour of the Ne England states, playing with all the strong teams.
 H. D. Hendrick has resigned from u management of the Shelton-Derl team Of the Naugatuck Valley leagu Daniel Callahan, the ex-umpire, su ceeds him. MT. Callahan is a veters and fully understands the game. NJ U Hendrick continues as captain.