The evening Republican., 1902-06-10
FAST and
CLEVER GAME.

1t looked for short time yester-
day as though an extra inning
would have to be played in theg game
between Wilmington A. A. and
Roxborough but wild throws in the
ninth inning gave the visitors a
run and the score being to l..
Foreman went into pitch being SO
wild that he was taken out and Ev-
erson put in at the beginning of the
second inning. The visitors got one
off Foreman and the remainder of
the game Everson allowed but two
hits. Loose also pitched great
game and the best the locals could
do was four hits.
The fielding on both sides at
times was brilliant. A ono hand
catch of a line drive from News
bat by Mcdaniel was a feature
News played a good game in the
field getting several hard chances.
Wilmington scored its run in the
third inning on several errors and a
sacrifice hit. The visitors tied the
score in the seventh inning when a
rvn was scored on McGannells ter
rifle three Dagger and ONiels err
ror.
Nyce the first man up piled out
to Powers.
McGanwell drew pass and a hit
over second by Hartley put him on
second. Shaw hit a grounder to o.
Mel who fielled it and threw Hart
ley out at second.
Kuhn in trying for double threw
wild to Deal and the latter threw
wild to Barton in attempting to
catch McDanwell at the plate.
DIAMOND DUST.
Philadelphia Giants at South Side
Park to-day.
Wilmington plays Norristown in
Norristown.
Norristown played the baby act
again yesterday
1t was Il pitchers battle at South
Side Park.
That was hard luck for Bert af-
ter holding the visitors down to
hits in $ innings then lose on errors.
Foreman was wild and had 4 soar
arm.
McGannell well made several cir
Gus catches, and made the longest
hit to date on the grounds, the ball
going underneath the score board.
"'hic" Hartley played left field
for Royborough and got one Of the
two hits off Eyerson.
Tate will probably be here day.
O'Nirl made his usual error.
Powers miSjudged another ball
i'll left field.
Tiarnry'S steal home was the tea-
turc Of thegaMc at Front and Union
streets.
In a batting contest with Norris.
town at the Union street grounds
Yesterday afternoon Wilmington came
cut a few short in hits but was one
run in The lead at the end of the ninth
inning. The score WAS 9 loS in favor
of the home team.
Norrslown played its usual baby
trick Yesterday. Captain Broderick
kicked constantly at the decisions Of
umpire Kcouyh aud threatened to
quit in tie fifth inning unless UNI ircs
were changed. TO paciry this rOwdy
bull player kcougl was removed and
George Spath finished the gamc.
Ia the first inning Livings tone
was rather wild and the result was
that he gave four bases on balls, and
; these aided by Il thrcc.baggcr by
! ShuttZ, home run by Sandherr, a
single by Hartman and sacr flee by
| Tlcrncy' S melted the Wilmington five
runs. TIerrney base running was
feature in this inning. He ran the
bases for higgins and stole home,
amid the cheers Of the spectators.
After the first inning Livingstone
settled down to work ana kept the
hits pretty veil scattered, 50 that
Wilmington could not get more than
one run IN any one inning, but the
ones counted in tie long run and
lauded victory.
This lead with several more runs
second al later stages was more than
{ NOrris.Own could overcome.
BASEBALL SCORES.