The evening Republican., 1902-06-30
WILMINGTON
A. A. DEFEATED

In an exciting and interesting
game Steelton Y. M. G. A. defeated
Wilmington A. A. at South Side
Park on Saturday afternoon by the
score of s to4.
| Berry the boy pitcher who was in
the box for Harrisburg A. C. on the
opening game of the season pitch
ed for Steelton. He pitched his us.
ual good game and allowed but ten
hits.
| Wilmington A. A. would in all
probability have won but for an
accident in the fifth inning. In 60
ing after fly Stirlith and O'Niel
run together, and both players were
Jared SO they had to retire from the
! game.
Foreman who took Stirlith's place
in right field misjudged fly ball
in the seventh inning, which allow
ed the runner to go to third and re-
suited in Steelton scoring three of
its five runs Outside of the sew,
enth inning Everson pitched gilt
edge ball.
Score by innings:
Wilmington 002 90 0 Id
Steelton 100000 500-5
DIAMOND DUST.
Neither team plays to-day.
Camden will be at South Side to-
morrow.
Cuban X-Giants will be at Front
and Union.
Kuhn was taken suddenly ill at
hegrounds on Saturday but is much
improved
Manager Kennedy of the Evans
vile End team wanted News, Hoff-
man, Russell, Kuhn and Foreman
but he didn't get any of them.
The boys are all satisfied here.
Aubrey left for Utica early Sat
urday evening with we'll wishes from
all the fans.
WILMINGTON WON.
Wilmington defeated Gloucester
on Saturday in an interesting game
by the score of 7 to 2. The visitors
had poor team in the field and
We're outclassed from the start.
Day for the locals pitched good
game.
Score by innings:
Wilmington 321Ox-7
Gloucester 000O11O00 00-2
At a meeting of the directors of
the Wilmington Base Ball team to |
be held tonight, a new manager
will be chosen. tom" Roach will |
still be financial manager but new
man will be secured to get new
players and handle the team.
The man in probability will be
Curtis Weigand who this year has
been captain of the Chester Club
Weigand has resigned from the
Chester team and it is understood
that he has already accepted thepo-
sition of Manager of the Whining
ton team. Weigand will take
charge of the team tomorrow and
will probability bring Linderman,
and Cassidy to Whining
ton with him.
The Ebony Base Ball team went
to Camden on Saturday and crossed
bats with the Morgan A. A. team
(white). For the three first innings
the score was 3 to in favor of the
Morgan A. A. The home team
scored one run between the third
and ninth inning. Toy Henly play
cd a fine game in centre having
caught by in the fifth inning after
a hard run down grade.
Hoffenger of the Morgan team
pitched good steady game and
stood thehard hitting of the Ebonys.
Pierce Govens made home run in
the seventh inning, it being the long
est hit made on the grounds.
In the ninth inning the score was
Is to 4 favor the Ebony. The rec
ord of the Ebony team is 1S games
won and game lost.
On July 4th the Morgan A. A.
will play return game in this city.
They were much pleased with the
,entlemanly manner of Manager
iibbon's team.
The Delaware A, A. defeated the
Wilmington A. A. Jr. on Saturday,
n a hard fought game to the score
A to II. The line up is as follows:
Frank Roney, G F. Sub; Jewell,
: +; Huwett, 3 B; Pyle, B; Aug.
lest, l. F: Tunstall, F B. Faulkner,
S; i. Tunstall, c S F; Moor, P;
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