The evening Republican., 1902-06-19
News hit tbs ball fos ks,2s.
MICK also hal his eys oa tn,

Th0 P1ttSDufg boys were dMmD-
founded when they saw the crowd
coming in. TT is a fast indepen-
dent team,' said Manager Clark of
the Pittsburg.
Another game with the Pittsburg
will satisfy the Wilmington people.
Burchell, the well-known base
ball pitcher will shortly join the
Wilmington Club.
Hoffman and Kuhn made circus
catches.
The champions are bad people
when they once get on bases.
The hit and run game was in evil
dence several times.
Wynham made left, Davis fan
three times.
Natiosal League rules first two
fouls strikes.
Penn Park will be here to- day
nd tomorrow. The Philadelphia
Giants is the attraction on Satur-
day.
Manager Frysinger has signed
Jack Bonner and Jack will report
on Monday,
On the poster which Manager
Williams of the Chester Club got
announcing the Wilmington game
for yesterday the following line of
hot air appeared, 'This is not Jess
Frysingers aggregation it is some
thing better. Wonder what brand
Williams is useing now days.
WILMINGTON DEFEATED.
Wilmington went tc Oh ester yes-
terSay and got the harpoon thrown
into them to the tune of IA to- 1t
was slugging match with Chester
having the best Of it, both in batting
and fielding, Although the Chester
Nas somewhat weakened on account
of the absence Of Agnew. McGlynn
who went in to pitch for Chester was
given his bumps in the third inning
and retired in favor of Jordan.
In that inning Wilmington made
six runs but did not score but one run
after that. For five innings Chester
pounded young Myers all over the
lot without any effort whatever, get
ting thirteen runs in the first five
innings
Walker went in to pitch in the
Sixth and held them down well.
On Tuesday Wilmington A. A.
defeated Chester easily by the score
of IL to 6. Yesterday Chester de-
teated Wilmington by the score of IA
to 7, Notwithstanding the fact that
Manager Williams. of Chester ad-
vertiScd them as not being Jess Fry
sing cr's aggregation but something
better. Wilmington played to an
attendance of 800 yesterday. On
Tuesday Wilmington IA. A. drew
3, 500 by the Chester papers, which
was the largest crowd that has at,
tended game in Chester this year
Manager Williams is evidently
eEyiuus. but it shows up bad to knock
a team that drew him larger crowd
than he will have again this season,
The score Yesterday follows:
Wilmington 00G 90 0 10 o.
Chester G1O42 TX Ia
From present Indications Whining
ton will soon lose three more Of its
players which will greatly cripple the
team. 1t is said that Somers, Walker
and Schultz have signed with the
Brandywlue West Chester team
which team plays it's opening game
on Saturday next. The players that
Brandywine have secured as publish
ed in West Chester paper yester.
day follows:
Ca,chcr-Somcrs, formerly OF At
lantic City, now Of Wilmington.
Pltchcrs-lIcrzogg anG Mehl, for.
merly Of Chester; Walker, Of Will
mington.
First base Open, later Williams,
formerly OF New England League.
Second base-llanks, of State
League,
Third base Schultz, Of Whining
ton.
Short-stop-Frank Avjl, who for.
merly played III thls SeCtlOn.
Left held-Rlttcr, Of last seasons
Brandywine.
Centre and right field Two Of the
pitchers.
The Poplar A. G. have organized
a base ball team for the season
and would like to hear from any
team at the age of l5 Send all the
challenges to w. Clifford, N W.
Corner Second and Poplar streets.
The lineup is as follows:
G. Jones, c.; H. Hamman, D.; J.
Lynch, s.; W. Wright, b.; H. Gal
lagher, 2b. G. Speigelhalter, 3b,: l..
Starr, IT,; W. Clifford, cf.; S. Fai,
cl lid, IF.