The evening Republican., 1902-06-20
BASE BALL.

son finish in the game with PEN
| Park yesterday afternoon and wol
out in the ninth inning by the scor
of = to5. 1t was the most excitin,
finish seen on the grounds this sea
son.
| When Wilmington went to bat il
ninth inning the score was S to 8 il
favor Of Penn Park. Many of til,
spectators thinking it was all owe
left the field. Stirlith the first maj
to get up to bat hit to left fielt
fence for two bases, it being one o.
the longest hits made on the ground.
Vought drew a Lase on balls ani
Gartside sacrificed, advancing both
runners a base. Aubrey made 6
corking single to left which scored
Stirlith and Vaught this tieing the
score. Deal hit to left for two bases
which put Aubrey on third. Rus
sell hit slow one to third and Au.
brey came in with the winning run.
There was but one man out when
the winning run was made.
When Aubrey made his single the
crowd in the grand stand went wild
and cushions were thrown all over
the stand.
Outside of the last inning the
game was slow and uninteresting.
| Hess who pitched for Pen Park
was almost past hitting until the
ninth, there being but four hits off
his delivery up until the ninth.
The visitors except for a wild
throw by Barker which cost two
runs, played fairly good game in
the field.
Gartside was in the box for the
locals and besides being touched up
for nine hits he was very wild.
Barton took day off and Stirlith
who went in, caught good game.
Aubrey took ONiel's place at sec
ond and put up his usual good game.
The score follows:
Wilmington 0OO3-6
Pen Park 001010 1-5
DIAMOND DUST.
Penn Park at the South Side
Park again to-day.
The finish in the ninth had every
body on their feet.
Stirlith started the work and Au-
brey's hit brought in two runs that
tied the score
Russell made corking two bag
ger to right field fence.
Aubrey played an all around good
game.
Maxwell failed to get a hit.
Barker who played second at
Front and Union last season is con.
ering third for Pen II Park.
Barton took q much needed rest.
Wilmington gave Chester hard
fight.
Day pitched great game and hit
the ball for keeps.
Dawson resigned yesterday as UNI
pire at the South Side Park. Daw-
son stated after the game that he
evidently was not pleasing the peo-
pie. He said he tried to do what
was right and under the circum-
stances thought it best to resign.
WILMINGTON DEFEATED.
The game at at the Union street
grounds yesterday afternoon be-
tween Chester and Wilmington was
unusually fast and interesting one.
1t took ten innings to decide the
game, Chester winning out in the
tenth by the score of to3.
Both teams tielded in great form,
Chester making only two errors and
Wilmington but one. Chester
touched Day up for Is hits but by
the fastest kind Of fielding the Wis
itors were held down to four runs.
McGlyn was touched up pretty
lively at times.
Wilmington 2O001OO-3
Chester 101OO 90 IA
The young Cuban X Giants would
like to hear from all teams in the
city averaging not over 13 years Of
age The Giants lineup is as fol-
lows: Foster, c.; Nordain, h.; Pot
ter, 2b.; L. Morris, S.; Mills, 3D.;
Good, IF E. Morris, cf.; L. Taylor,
If. The Giants would like to hear
from the Apple Blossoms and VIC
tory, Jrs. They defe ated the Orange
Jrs. yesterday by the score of 16 to
s. Send challenges to Manager
Lewis Taylor, 1882 Orange street.
Carney and Nordain and Davis
are the Giants crack pitchers.
The Y. M. c. A. base ball team
which was recently organized will
play its first game with the Will
mington Military Academy ON the
Military Academy grounds.
BILLY" Smith the National
League Umpire has been engaged
by Manager Frysinger to succeed
Harry Dawson who resigned yester-
day. Smiths home is in Philadel-
phia and he will arrive in this city
and otticiate at the Penn Park team
this afternoon
Atlantic City
The place to go to take West ex-
cursion, train leaving P, W. & B.
uepOt at a. IN, next Thursday.