The evening Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1902-1902, 1902-08-29
A. A. DEFEATED
BOSTON N. L.

III one OF Inc most exciting nniSnt
that was ever witnessed in WiImin!
ton the A. A. team won from Bosto
National League at South Side Par
yesterday afternoon by the scoreof
to4.
| Tie game was won in the mint
inning by good timely hitting, an
two errors by the visitors. Tn
scene at the finish was one that ever
spectators present will remember fo
long time. as such excitement wa
probably never before witnessed at ;
ball game in this city.
| When the score was tied, it was i'm
possible for the police to keep ths
crowd back, and the spectators becam
Sc excited that nearly everyone in tn
bleachers jumped the fences ant
rushed out on the field. 1t was th
FOOTING of this enthusiastic crowt
more than anything else, that go
Maarkey, Bostons s pitcher, up in tn
air, which resulted III the locals boys
hammering his wendcrs all over th'
1ield and running out. While tn
spectators did not interfere with th,
Boston players personally, yet tlieil
roofing even had the desired effect o
worrying these old and experienced
PLAYERS.
Hats and umbrellas by the hun
dreds were thrown in the air during
that last few minutes of play. The
spectators In the grand stand were
probably even more excited than thost
who rushed out on the field
OF those in the grand stand the
women were if anything, more en-
Unused than the men. Strangers ap-
parently without knowing it slapped
each other on the back, aud the wo.
men pinchcd or hit the persons sit.
ting next to them whether they knew
them or not. Fortunately, however,
with all this excitement no one was
hurt.
Doc. Blough was the hero of the
day. He not only pitched great
game but made the hit which scored
the winning run. When Blough made
this hit there was not one among
1000 persons who did not jump to
their feet and shoutat the top Of their
voices.
The clever little southpaw was
practically carried from the grounds
on the backs Of number OF rootcrs.
The game started off well, and for
the innings neither team scored. 1t
was Blough against Maiarkey and
both pitchers were in form. Blough
got little wild In the fourth inning
and give two free passes which with
Aubrey's error gave Boston two
runs.
Tenney the first batter walked and
Cooley singled and the two attem pied
a double steal. Barton threw to Au.
brey, who after tagging tae runner
dropped the ball Gramnger walked
filling the bases and two runs crossed
the plate when Lush singled.
In the fifth inning Malarkey sin.
glen when to. second on HartIey's
tumble and scored on Tenncy's dou-
ble. Boston scored its last run in the
hihth on Gremingers single, wild
pitch, Morans out and Tate's er.
ror.
Up until the ninth inning the local
team had but two hits Off Malalkey.
1t vas in this inning however that
Malarscy got his bumpings.
Barton the first hitter Singled, Au.
brcy was out on play to Moran Deal
doubled and both runners scored when
Malarkey threw wild in an attempt
to catch Hartley at first. Chic went
to second and took third when Moran
fumbled Tates grounder. Hartley
scored after Lush caught Russel's fly
and Tate went to second and scored
when Kuhn placed a nice one passed
third base. O'Neil's singled placed
kuin on third, who came in with
the winning run when Blough singled
between first aud second.
Score by Inuings
Wilmington A. A. ..000000O05-5
Boston N. l.. ..0020 lO0l-4
WILMINGTON DEFEATS PoTTsvILLE.
Wilmin ton gave Evans, Potts.
vile star twirIer his bumplngs at
Front ard Union streets yesterday
afternoon aud won out by the score
Of S to ).
The game was for the benefit of
the Widows and Orphans Of the late
explosion victims aud large sum
was realized.
Both teams battled hald but the
locals bun he'd hits in the sixth and
eighth inrlug.
Leonard was in the box for Viii.
miugton.
Score by Innings.
Wilmington ..10U014O2x-S
PottsvilIe 80. .0000l002 0-5
DIAMOND DUST.
Wilmington A. A. plays 10 Potts.
town Pa, to day.
Poltsville at Front and Union
streets again to-day.
All Cubans will make their fret
over the bridge on Sat-
,lrday