The evening Republican., 1902-06-19
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PI1TSB'URG.

base ball team Was Cuo alUTdCIloA al
the South Side Park yesterday af-
ternoon and nearly 1000 spectators
were present to see the champions
from the smoky city win by the
score Of Z to 3.
The defeat however was no dls-
grace as Frysinger's pet were up
against the fastest aggregation OF
ball players in the country. Not
withstanding this fact however the
locals would have won had it not
been for errors as their three runs
were earned, while the visitors fail
ed to earn a run. Each team got
seven hits, but Wilmington players
made four errors being extremely
bad Judgment, on several occasions
all of which were costly while the
Leaguers made but one error that
did not count anything in the run
getting.
The great feature Of the game was
the pitching of Wynham. Hepltch-
ed for Skelley's Brooklyn team here
several weeks ago and was secured
yesterday by Manager Frysinger
as all of his staff of pitchers We're
physically unable to go in the box.
TO him belongs all the credit OF
holding the score down and with
perfect support he would have won
his game. He allowed but seven hits
scattered through six innings and
struck 9 men out The first innlnghe
struck out three men. Wynham was
little wild, giving four passes and
making couple Of wild pitches.
Phillip one of the champions star
pitchers was in the box. Thelocals
got seven hits off his delivery, tive
of which were punched in the fifth
and seventh innings The most OF
the hitting was done by News and
Mack the former getting double
and two singles.
Aubrey and Russell each got a
single. In the fifth two runs were
SEQ :ed on News double and singles
by Mack and Aubrey. The other
rlln was scored in the seventh on
singles by News and Mack and
kuhn's sacrifice.
One of the features was hand
catch by Hoffman in Centre field
and a catch by Kuhn in the second
inning.
The Pittsburg played fast game
in the field and and were much tast-
er on bases than the home team.
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each man got out follows:
FIRST inning-Davis struck out,
Clark hit by pitched ball, Beaumont
struck out, Wagner got to first on
Mack's error, Bransfield struck out,
Deal was ont on fly to Beaumont
and Powers struck out.
Second inning -Ritchie struck
out, Hoffman got Leaoh's fly and
O'Conner's fly was taken care OF by
Kuhn. Hoffman got to first on Wag-
ner's error, News sacrificed Phillip
to Branstield, Mack was out Leach
to Branshell and Richie and Brans-
field took care OF Kuhn's groun1er.
Third inning-Phillippi and Davis
struck out, Clark singled to centre
and Beaumont was out, Wynlam to
Deal. Aubrey went out, Richie to
Branheld, Wynham flied to Leach
and Barton went out Phillip to
Bra nsticld.
Fourth inning News muffed
Waencr's liner and Hans stole sec
ond, Branstield flied to Aubrey,
Richie hit for two bases scoring
; Wagner, Leach got Il base on balls,
O'Conner was out to Russell and
Kuhn took care of Phillip 5 fly, one
run. Deal went out Phillip to
Brahsfield, Powers died the same
way and Branstield got noffmans
grounder.
Fifth inning-Wynham struck
out Davis for the third time, Clark
got free pass and went to third on
wild pitch, Beaumont hit for two
bases, scoring Clark, Mack and Deal
took care of Wagner and Bransfield
struck out, one run. News hit to
right for two bases, Mack's single
scored News, Kuhn out Leach to
Bransfield advanced Mack to second
anu he scored on Aubrey's hit, Wyn-
: ham struck out, two runs.
/ Sixth inning Richie was out Au-
brey to Deal, Leach got base on
balls, stole second and went to third
! on wild pitch and scored on OCon
ner's out to Hoffman, Phillip hit
safe to short left, Davis got a freq
, pass, Clark hit safe scoring Phillip,
Davis scored on Deals bad throw
over Barton's head, Beaumont was
/ out Wagner to Branstield, Powers
out O'Conner to Bransfield land Hotf-
man out Branstiald.
! Seventh inning-Wagner's bat
was to fast for Kuhn, News took
Branstield fly, Richie went out Wyn-
! man to Deal and Kuhn got Leach's
! high one. News singled, Mack,
, singled, both runners were advanc
: ed Il base on kuhn'5 sacrifice Leach
! to Branstield, News scored when
I OConner attempted to catch Mack
/ off second. Mack was out O'Connnr
to Leach in an attempt to steal third,
! Aubrey struck, one run.
Eighth inning Hoffman made a
great catch of O'Conner's line drive,
Phillip struck out and Davis flied
to News. Wynham struck out,
Barton died, Phillip TO Bransfield,
one of Phillips fast one struck Deal
on the hand, Powers singled to
centre. Wagner got Hof1man's fly.
Ninth inning Wynham hit Clark
and Beaumont hit to Wynham who
threw over Mack's head in an
attempt to catch Clark at second