The evening Republican., 1902-07-15
WILMINGTON
A. A. WINS.

Wilmington A. A. broke its loos
ing streak yesterday and won from
the Cuban XGiants by the score OF
6 to /. But for bad throw by
Winham in the second inning the
locals would have scored shut out.
After two men were out Monroe
was given base on balls and went
to third on Hills nit. Hill started
| to steal second and Winham in at
tempting to catch him threw wild.
The ball struck Hill in the head
and Monroe scored.
Winham pitched gilt edge ball,
letting the Cubans down with but
five hits. He was given excellent
support, the only error outside of
his was his own wild throw being
made by O'Niel. 1t was hard
chance and was "Jimmy's' second
error in twenty games.
One of the features of the game
was catcth by Black in right field.
There was marked Improvement
in the work of the home team oven
that of 4 the latter part of lasl
week.
Deal got back in his old form and
played fast ball.
Mcclellan was in the box for the
Cubans and outside of the seventh
inning pitched good ball.
The locals first run was scored in
the sixth inning.
Black hit safe and went to second
on Grants wild throw over Wilson's
head after he had trapped Kuhn's
fly. Kuhn thinking that he was
cut on the infield fly, turned around
and started back to the players
bench. One of the players yelled
for him to go back but he was
caught before he could get to the
bag.
Oniel made a pretty single over
second which scored Black.
Mcclellan went up in the air in
the seventh inning and the locals
scored five runs.
Barton. and Aubrey singled and
Hoffman was safe on Mcclellan S
wild throw which filled the bases.
Barton was forced at the plate by
Deal. Tate and Black walked fore
ing in two runs, Deal scored on
kuhn's life, and Tate and Kuhn
crossed the rubber when Oniel hit
down the lef, field foul line for two
bases.
This 'ended the run getting on
both sides.
Score 10y innings:-
Wilmington OO0OO15Ox
X-Gants 10000 OOOO--1
DIAMOND DUST.
Atlantic City will be over the
bridge again to-day and warm
game is expected.
Cuban X Giants will be the at
traction at Front and Union to-day.
"Chic" Hartley will probably pitch
for Atlantic City again.
Russell will get back in the game
sometime this week.
Jimmy Oniel made his second er-
ror yesterday in tweA+y games.
Oniel is not only playing a star
game in the field but is also hitting
the ball hard
Blacks catch of fly after a hard
run was feature.
WILSON WINS HIS GAME.
Philadelphia July 14.-When
Denton T. Young and the players
who were to support him gazed |
upon the youthful frame of Howard
Wilson recently Of the Wilmington
A. A. team, who was to try ronclu-
sions with the veteran twlrler from
Tucarawas county, Ohio, the Boston
players cuddled close together near
their bench and began humming a
refrain which if put in words
would have remarked something
about "a shame, measly shame"
The Boston team was not kent |
standing out in the rain, but it was
out in the bright sunshine for ten
innings. and then set back to cover
beaten by a run
In splendid pitching battle be-
tween a pigmy and giant, How
ard Wilson acted as the former part |
against the veteran, Cv Young.
Wilson is a Philadelphia man. He !
has been on many diamonds in this
vicinity, mostly as an amateur.