Evening journal., 1902-05-20


ton A. "A. today.
sandherr was wild in throwing in
Chester yesterday.
Day pitched a good game and few
hits were made off his delivery
TWO games today.
o.
Wilmington fans were worked up to
fever heat yesterday afternoon by the
game at the new ball park Whining
ton A. A. defeated Norristown by the
score of 3 TO in one of the most excit-
ing games that has been played on a
local diamond for a number of years.
There were any amount of plays that
helped arouse the rooter. but when
the local men came to bat in the ninth
with the score of 2 TO ! against them
everyone stood up When Wilmington
had three men ON the bags and Fore
man at THE bat pandemOnium reigned
When Foreman landed on the ball and
brought in two runs the people went
wild. and the cheers that went mp foi
Manager frysinger's team could be
lheard for a mile or more.
The game was a good one, and, al.
though Wilmington played with q
patched mp team, they were too much
for N0rristOwn. Eyerson pitched q
good game and Barton did his usual
good work behind the plate His catch
LOT foul fly over among the left field
bleachcrs was worth seeing. The new
men on the team played we'll.
NorristOwn spoiled themselves by
their conduct in the ninth inning. wher
they refused to give Voight a runner
Broderick, their captain acted in g
lchildish manner. and deserved IN,
roasting the crowd gave him. Red
MahCr played second base for the Wis
itors. and made one or two bad errors
THE bleadhers tried to guy him, bu
he took il all in good part. and cause,
lots of merriment
Hoffman, Who was IN left field fo
= Wilmington, played a good game
While trying for long foul fly M
caught his toe on a rock. and fel
heavily ON his face. The spectator
Thought he was injured, but NE got OF
his feet again and continued the game
To-day lindley A. c.. of Philadelphia
viii play over the bridge and this I
the only Philadelphia team Manage
Frysnger has signed to play here
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Wilmington a. 40 o 90 0 0 0 .
NorristOwn o. 40 o 0 o.
Earned runs-Wilmington. l.. Nor
J ristown. 1. Sacrifice hits-Purnell AM
Lavelle Hit by pitched ball Mahel
Bases on balls-On Fox. 3; OFF Eversor
/. Struck out-By Everson, /: b.
Fox, A. Stolen bases-Barton an
lONeill. Double plays-Fox witt
Nelan; Noight with Deal. Left oi
bases- Wilmington, 6; Norristown,
umpiro-Dawson Time. 40.
The Wilmington A. A. baseball team
will play the strong Pottsville team
in this city tomorrow. A good gam
) is expected.
) Chester defeated Wilmington yester
day at Chester by the score of s to 3
, IL was the first game the locals playel
away, and was hard one TO lose
Billy Day pitched. and ME had tn
Chester people guessing for nine in
nings The local men landed on tn
ball. and succeeded in piling up min
hits. They got their men on bases. hu
9 could not succeed i'm getting then
home The defeat is attributed Il
Il
J. around News on first base. He wa
O wild. and could not control the ball.
G Chester will visit Wilmington TODAY
|. and there will be a fast and interest
r ing game of ball at Front and Uniol
i. streets. Myers will twirl for WI
:, mington. and it is hoped he will b
" in his old-time form A big delegatio
g will be down from Chester to witnes
the game.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
lChester 49,. $3.50 90 / 90 K
I. Wilmington o.. 80 0 0 . 0 L.
Two-base hits-Wiegand and Tiei
: ney. Sacrifice hits-Agnew and Chi
u lcott Bases on halls-On Day. .: O
y Myers. 3. Struck out-By Myers. 2
d by Day, 3. Stolen bases-Agnew an
q Tierney. Double play-Day, News an
a Meehan. Left on Chester. q
Ia Wilmington, T. Umpire-Serad Time
Las.
Today Wilmington will play IN