The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-09-13

In the game at South Side Park
yesterday AFTERNOON between vii.
mington A. A. and Boston National
League team, the latter won out in
the tenth inning, the score being i
to2. But for q bad decision by
Umpire Smith the locals would have
had another victory over the
League. Smith made his bad de-
Cision in the first inning. Demon
trenvllle reached first on Kuhn's er-
ror and made an attempt to steal
second. Agnew, who caught for
the A. A., made pretty throw tc
Kuhn and Jimmy had the run.
'ner by two feet.
Smith, however, called him safe
and the lucky runner scored on
Cooley's single to right field.
Had Umpire Smith called Demon
trevilIe out, the score at the end
of the ninth inning would have
been 9 to / in favor Of the A. A.
The locals would have won the
game, Notwithstanding the UNI
pire's bad decision but for the poor
fielding of the team in the fourth
and ninth innings and Deals bad
Judgment on the bases. Everson
was in the box aud pitched gilt edge
ball.
Bert allowed the Bean Eaters
but six hits, had four strike outs and
gave but two free passes.
Willis started in to do the pitch
ing for Boston. The locals got
next to "Vic's" benlers and pound
cd them all over the field. He was
taken ont after the third inning and
Eason finished the game. The lat
ter pitcher was puzzle to Frysing-
er's sluggers.
Boston scored one run in the first
inning, principally through Smiths
bad decision. Wilmington A. A.
also scored in the first. Aubrey
hit the first ball that Willis pitched
between centre and right fields for
three bases. The second ball pitch
cd, Kuhn singled over seconl scor-
ing Aubrey. Deal picked out Il
good one and hit to left field for
two bases.
With a runner on third and one
on second, both Hartley and Tate
struck out and Agnew hit an easy
one to Willis The locals scored
again in the third on Aubray's free
pass, Il stolen base, D3montreville's
error and Deals bunt hit.
Boston tied the score in the fourth
on Carney's free pass, errors by
Hartley and Blough and kittredge's
single.
There was no more run get
ting on either side until the tenth
when Boston scored two. Moran
singled AMI Eason sacrificed him to
SECOND. Eush's fast one got past
Deal and Moran scored. Tenney
hunted one in front of the plate and
Agnew made wild throw which
scored Lush. The play by innings
follows:
First inning Lush struck out,
Tenney went out to Daal, Demon
treville was safe on Kuhn 8 error,
stole second and scored on Cooley's
single, Everson caught Cooley nap
ping ON first, one run. Aubrey hit
first ball pitched for three bases,
Kuhu's single scored Aubrey, Deal
doubled Hartley aud Tate famed,
and Willis threw Agnew out at
irSt. one run.
Second inning Carney out to
Deal, Grinminger walked but was
forced at second by Long, Everson
10 Kuhn, Kittredge went out, Ever
Son to Deal. Dsmontrevll got
Blough 5 fly, ONiel struck out and
Evsrson fisl to Carney.
Third inning Willis went out,
Aubrey to Deal, Lush and Tenney
singled, Demontreville forced Lush
1t third, Everson to Aubrey and
Tate took care Of Coo!ey's fly. Au-
brey walked and stole second, Kuhn $
vas safe on Demontrevilles error, s
Aubrey going to third, Aubrey
scored on Deals hunt which the
after beat out, Deal got caught be- ;
'ween first and second and was run ;
lown by Tenney, Hartley got
taught between the bases and was ;
'un down by Boston s entire inheld, {
irilnminger getting the put out,
Tate struck out. +
Fourthinning--Carney walked to t
econd on Kuhn's error. Grimminger a
truck out, Long hit line drive to /
entire and Hartley nluffed, Carney :
coring, Kittredge singled and '
Willis flied out to Blough, one run. t
'hange pitcher and catcher for the
'"ston team, Eason pitching and g
gan catching and Agnew out to v
3ney, DemontrevilIe and Tenney t
ed after Blough, one of Eason's b
pots hit O'N,el on the hand and Q
Mmy'' walked, Everson was
IT. Long to Tenney.
Iifth inning -O'Niel made nice
p OF Tenney's line drive, Demon I
vile was easy for Aubrey, and =
policy went out to Deal. Aubrey
egled but was caught attempting
Veal second, Moran to Demon
va