Evening journal., 1896-06-01
nnaahnII Noton.

There is talk Of Lloyd's reeass by
Newark
Manager Tom Burns Of Newark has
released Catcher Often
Justice, whose claim to,a run caused @
squsbble over one OF the Newark games
IN Wilmington, has been released by
Newark as have Dunlxle and Collahan.
"Vic" Willis the DelawAroan who has
been doing such phenomenal pitching
for Syracuse of the Eastern League, Is
seriously III In a hospital In that city
with diphtheria. He will not be able to
get out for at least two weeks Mean
while his absence has seriously crippled
the club he having won every game he
pitched.
Mr. Longs invlncible 60 infeld did
not prove SO on Saturday and never has
done so awsy from home. Mcintyre, for
instance, made ave OF Wilmlngton's
twelve errors In the game with Paterson
on Saturday
Bert" Iuks mas been served with ten
days notice Of release by the Philadel-
phis Club.
That Prlnceton- Harvard baseball
game on Saturday was game TO talk
Of IL took sixteen innings to decide It
and Princeton won by q score Of TO 6.
Patterson kept up its record as the
banner attendance town with 5000 people
Saturday.
Wilmington aud New Haven, begin
ming to day play series Of three games
at League Park, and though Wilmington
should have Gn easy thiag, the winning
form recently developed By Ted"
S1llivan's steers make such a result very
doubtful.
Manager Long has signed Wisebscker
new outdolder who will play right field
to-day.
Welch will probably be released as he
Is unable 60 get his arm in shape for
throwing.
Numerous changes have been made IN
Wilmington's batting order, az the
following shows: Spratt, CT Gallagher,
8 S.; Newell, 30, Drew, C. Bsrryhill,
10 Wisebecker r.f Montgomery, L.
J. Nops, p Mcintyre, 2b.
The NETS" begin playing at Jersey
City to morrow, opening with Newark
The Snellenburg baseball team defeated
the Happy Valley team Saturday by a
score of to Z. The feature of the game
Was J. Llnd's double play, unassisted, for
the Snellenburg's
Spratt, Gallagher and Montgomery
had two.bsse hits on Saturday aud
Bsrryhill had three-base hit.
Spratt has a fielding average Of 1000 In
the last six games, having eighteen put
outs and one assist.
Wilmington is now In 9Th place.
Paterson seems 60 have ''cinch' on
hrst place, and In consideration OF the
support IL is receiving. It should hsve.
The Frankford Athletic Club defeated
Teddy" Boyle's Athletics Saturday By q
score OF IA TO 9 Batteries. Boyle and
Bascoe Of the Athletics; Whsler and
joyce, Of the Frsnkford. Score:
Athletics. ..... ......e 0 2Ol 3 o.
Frankford. 2 3 x-li
Lester German. who was not good
enough for the Nets" was signed by
Washington and pitched rsttllng good
game for that club on Saturday.
Mr.. Long has signed a new pitcher, an
outhelder and catcher, all OF whom will
arrive this week.
Montgomery has been given q ten days
notice of release Monty" was a
general favorlte with the cranks There
is no doubt that he has ability rs far as
catcning ball Is concerned, but his
batting is Indifferent and he is not up to
the mark in stopping ground balls.
| Wlsebecker, Mr.. Longs latest acqulsi
tion. will play left hereafter
Amole will pitch TO day and Wednesday
and Jerry Nops will pitch to morrow.