The evening Republican., 1902-06-28
WILMINGTON 5
ROXBOROUGH 2

AooA 'hAuhuS con "A. "A. uOiC"VON oaAV
strong Roxborough team by the
score of 5 to2. Up until the eighth
inning the score stood 2 to in favor
of Roxborough but in that inning.
Moss error, two wild pitches by
Loos and three hits netted the home
teams four runs.
The feature of the game
was a great throw by Hoffman from
centre field in the fifth inning catch
ing Loose at the plate. The batting
OF Vougbt who played right field in
place of News who was hurt in
Thursdays game was also feature.
Out of four times at the bat he
got two singles and double.
Billy" Smith did not show up
and Captain White of the Philadel-
phia Giants umpired the game. He
did justice to all but was little
slow in calling III } balls and strikes.
Wilson did the slab work for the
home team and seven hits were all
the visitors could get.
Loos was in the box for Roxbor.
ough and also was in god form,
holding Frysinger's pets down to
nine hits.
The first run scored by Whining
ton A. A. was a home run hit by
Barton. The hit went to the left
field fence and Hartley in returning
it threw over Verga's head and the
fleet footed catcher scored.
Score by innings:
Wilmington 100000 4x--5
Roxborough 5000 100 %
DIAMOND DUST.
Steulton Y. M. c. A. over the
bridge to-day.
Gloucester will be the attraction
at Front and Union streets.
Barten's home run was the third
made on the grounds this season.
Berry the boy pitcher will be in
the box for the visitors to-day
at South Side Park.
If Wynham had more pitching to
do instead of once week he could
probably do better.
''Petie" Loos run at Vougt as if he
intended to hit when the former
run into Petite at third base.
Hoffman made another great
throw to the plate cutting off run.
Vought had his batting clothes
on.
O'Niel is playing fast game at
second these days.
Deal is getting back in MS old
form.
Two Of the most popular base
ball players on the local teams have
been securelby other clubs and will
leave Wilmington. Walker who
for two years has been playing at
Front and Union left for Dover last
night and the remainder of the sea-
son will pitch for that team.
Aubrey who by his hard work
and clever playing during the past
few weeks has won the well wishes
of every one who attends the games
across the brilge has accepted a fiat
tering offer from the Utica, N, Y.
Club. He will leave Wilmington
tomorrow.
! VII MINGTON DEFEATED.
Wilmington and the Cuban X
Giants played a great game at the
| Union Street grounds yesterday nf-
ternoon, the latter winning out by
the score of 3 to 0. The game was
one of the best played in Whining
ton this season.
L. Wilson had the locals at his
mercy and ''Burtzn Schultz was the
only hit made by the Wilmington
during the game.
| Manager Roach yesterday gave a
trial to a new twlrler, named Thorn
as, and he gives every promise Of
being IA good man. He is a cousin
Of Roy Thomas OF the Phillies and
has been playing with Gettysburg
| College. Some idea from his abil-
ity can be formed when it is shown
that the Giants We're able to touch
hlm only four times, and none OF
these was fOr. more than II single
and it was a chance home run knock
| vi W o'i tttl III tIC lIl6l lllulllE IL
talking after the game some Of the X
Giants said that Thomas has anout
shoot that fooled them all.
Score by innings:
Wilmington 200 o.
N-Giants 100000 90 O.:
The Ivy Jrs. defeated the Unio1
A G, by the score Of l3 to 10 Ol
Ftiday afternoon.
BASEBALL SCORES.
Games Played Yesterday In the VA
tionaI and American Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT Boston,
HrookIyn Eroshd ......'. . . .
I1its-Brooklyn, H. Boston, 12. Errors
| Brooklyn, q Boston, 2. Battcries-kitsor
and Ahearn; Hale, Willis and kittredge.
At Philadelphia
New York ..,..... 0 0 o
| Philadelphia .... 0 q 6 0 ! 0 =
Hits New York. A. Philadelphia. y. Er
rors-New York, 2; Philadelphia, /. Bat
tcrics-Burke and Bo~erman; White ant
| Doom.
AT St Louis