Evening journal., 1896-04-25

son IN Philadelphia on May .,
BrIdesgurg Club. This This is the clubs
batting order: Hanna. Hsnley, =
Rank, SIS. CHM, 10. Wolf % Hogus,
3D.; Godfrey. Ii; Bennett, c.f;
Wetherell, RI.
Baseball reporters may be compelled to
wear masks. catching psd5 and shin
guards In order to insure safe and
successful performance of their duties
while at the Polo grounds New York
Telegram The same holds coed In
Wilmington, there being no screen In
front Of the scorers box.
These are the players Of the Osiole's
baseball team averaging 10 years. Lane,
c McCafferty, p. Buns, ss Spence,
lb., Carney 3D.; Hutchinson, 3d. ;
Lawler, ! f Saunders, CT SolloWay,
r.f. Saunders is manager.
Sunday baseball goes in Paterson.
Therefore Wilmington will play there
to day and tomorrow, returning home
o-morrow night.
Paterson papers say that Newell has
caught the fans" there by his good
work on third. This sho VS. the wisd om
Of CapRin Berryhiips change
There Is a possibility that John M
Ward. who is now prscticing law. may
again take charge OF the New Yoik
team. Wsrd has been offered the
management and will give his answer to
day.
The talent had r cinch at Elkton yes
terdsy and the races closed with ths
book makers big losers.
All that the sversge Wilmington rooter
wants now Ia good weather Tuesday ito
see us do up dem Pats"
Brouthers is making big lead for first
place 10 the batting psr centsges
Orth will pitch for Philad slphis to-
day
The Nsz York Herald says: Look ont
for the Pbilsdelphias when you are pick
Ing pennant winner.
w. Bolen, No 3l6 South franklin
street. is manager Of the Willows Base
ball Club, averaging II years. These are
the players: f. NeilRn, N Stannard,
j Shannon, s OEle. ID F. Nily.
3D.; 2 Shannon. 30; W. Bolen, l.f F.
rierney. c T. w. HaIkins. r I.
Some person with malice directed
toward bicycists, scattered a quantity of
tseks and broken glass along Delaware
and Pennsylvania avenues hey ond Broome
street Thursday A number OF tire
punetures resulted and now wheelDen
say they will Investigate aud sue the
guilty party.
The cricket game scheduled for to day
between Delaware Field Club aud Eddy
stone at Elsmere has been postponed
until May 10
The Park Athletic Club baseball team
has these players: Prentiss c; Landy. o;
Lloyd, 1b; FRhey, 2b; Hamilton, 30;
Dickey, ! +; Mckee (; Hawkins. rf;
Little, ss The club will play the Olivet
baseball club to day E Fahsy, No 2l7
Broome street. manager of the P. A. O,
would like 20 arrange a game with the
Wilmington Commercial College
The Wilmington Bicycle Club has
completed the removal Of its effects to it's
new clubhouse at Delaware avenue and
Tatnall streets, but all of the new furni-
ture purchased has not vet arrived. The
club has purchased 500 piano for the
new rooms.
The Wilmington Bicycle Clnb's regular
Sunday run will be TO Delaware City to-
morrow. The club will partake OF it's
annual shad bake there
The Warren Colts, who made a very
good reputation for themselves ss foot
ball players last season, have organized
D1seDau ciuo Win bheSo piayer6;
w. Harlan, p; J. O'Neal q
Russell, II; Dugsn. CT; @ Potter. g 8;
@ Lloyd ? D.; J. Lowe, 3b; Doughten,
If; @. Mshoney, rf. They will plsy
teams whose average aga is 10 years
John Dougbten, No. 1906 West Third
street, is manager.
The Frankford Baseball Club has
organized with these players: Herman,
c. Brown, Johnson. Id Joyce, 2b
PodOlsky, 30 Bosooe, Himple, f.
MeCann. r.f; Whsler, p; Riley, p );
Montgomery T.