Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-28

In an interesting and exciting game Of !
ball on Saturday afternoon the A-Bmndy-
wine team defeated Browntown at South
side Park BY the score of 4 to 3. 1t was
. pitchers battle between Proud and
Duncan, with honos in favor Of the
former. Several sensational plays were
made. The scores follow:
r.. H. f.
Brownt'n o .oOoOOo2o1-8 4 FL
A-B'wine o o o ? 0 0 o. 4 o
Summary: Earned mn-X-Bmndy-
wine. l. Sacrifice hits-Beatty, Proud
Bases on balls-OH Duncan, .; of Proud,
2 Struck out-By Duncan, 8; by Proud,
p Stolen hases-Foucst, .; Holt, Nc
Dermott. Crumlish, Duncan, Neasey.
Wild pitches-Dunoan, 3. Left on bases
--X-Brandywine, 3; Browntown, z. Um-
pire-Schultz. 1mo-l.33.
VICTORY FOR GIANTS.
AZ the Union street grounds on Satur-
day the Wilmington Giants defeated tho
Frsnklinvile team of Philadelphia by
the score Of a to 3. The score by innings
Frank'vlol OOoolOOl-s 0.
VII. Cts O0300Ol- z 2
lAdiltIltr -AlHNlaf NNNhnNn anu Afil-
Ian; Franklinvile, Hockenbury and Nc
Cabe.
MAyoR LEAGUE GAMES.
Major league games on Saturday re-
suited as follows
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York 8; Detroit, 2.
Boston, 4; Chicago, 2.
Athletics, 3; st. Louis, 2.
Cleveland, 6; Washington, 4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, 5; Cincinnati, 0.
New York, 8; 81. Louis, 4.
Brooklyn, 4; pitisburg, ,.
Chicago, o; Boston, 4.
TRr-srArE LEAGUE.
Harrisburg, 3; Altoona, o.
York, s; Lancaster z.
AMATEUR CITY LEAGUE.
The Amateur City Lesgue clubs played
N Saturday, with the following result:
St. AIMS defeated Brooklyn. 30 TO 5;
the BhUnix won from Ivy, is 20 z; West
End defeated the Athletics, 6 to 3.
VICTORY FOR NEW CASTLE
The New Castle team won the fourth
consecutive game Of the season by de-
feating the strong Castle Wheelmen Of
Philadelphia, 10 to .. New Castle made
is hits for ~ bases Albert Kirby. Jr..
WAS on FIRST base for the first time this
reason and played in fine form. In tho
third inning Oliver put the first ball Of
the season over left field fence for a home
run. In tho fourth inning Newlove,
Kirby and Bradford each made three
baggers. Tho latter had a total Of four
hits for three runs and played O great
game behind the bat IN the place of
Countiss, who was i'll. McGrory, by
good head work, managed 10 pull him
self out Of tight place in the sixth in
ming by striking out two batsmen when
he bases were full He was not ex-
pccted TO pitch, as Grover Lane was
booked, but failed 10 reach New Castle.
AT the close Of the game Manager Ru-
dolph Of the Castle Whoelmen advised
three Of his men that their services were
no longer required. The score:
r.. II. u.
N.CA A.A.1.11A15 x-l8 l6 2
c. Whmn.0 0 2 o 5000 % s 4
Earned runs--New Castle, IL; Castle
Wheelmen 2 Two-hase hits-Hoffner.
Ihree-base hits-I<irby, Bradford, Wise
Newlove. Home rnn-Oliver. Sacrifice
hits Chaee, Duffy, .; Oliver, Hahn, Nc.
Grory. Hit by pitched ball-Kirhy
Bases on balls-Off McGrory, 5; off Simon
]. Struck out-By Mc(irory. o; bS
Simon, 3. Stolen bases -Newlove. Brad
ford, Hahn, Wise, McGrory. Wilc
pitches Simon. Passed alls-Reynolds
left on hases-New Castle A. A.. s
Castle Wheelmen, s. Umpire Harr
Dawson. Time--1 hour, 80 minutes.
SUNDAY GAMES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia, A; Cincinnati, 3
New York, 10; st. Louis, g.
Chicago-Boston Rain).
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
ST. Paul, .; Milwaukee, /.
Minneapolis 6; Kansas City, 0.
Columbus, 3; indianapolis, o.
Louisville-Toledo, stopped by police.
STANDING or THEanlos.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.