Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-11

Dover, manager Of the successful 1902
Dover team and James r. Alice, Jr., son
of Senator Alice and a playing manager
of ability, for a conference 10 be held at
tho Hotel Richardson on Saturday after
noon next az o'clock for tho purpose Of
effecting a temporary organization
Laye Cross twice captain Of the cham
pion Athletics. was last night handed
over TO the Washington club by philadel-
phia 3 fandom ON planked shad.
On account OF wet grounds, what was
10 he the last games Of the series between
the phillies and Athletics, WAS not played
yesterday The series ended as follows:
Athletics, a; Philles, /.
Both teams will play the first games Of
the season in their respective leagues the
last OF this month.
Tho result Of a number Of games played
yesterday follows:
Washington, z; Georgetown Univer-
sity, ..
Now York Nationals, II Providence, 0.
Cleveland. o; Columbus, 2,
indianapolis, 8; Detroit, 3.
Buffalo. l. Cincinnati, 0.
Boston Nationals. 3; Princeton, o.
81. Louis Nationals, 3; st. Louis Ameri-
cans, z.
Cornell 3, Dartmouth, q.
A dispatch from Williamsport says:
Local baseball circles took on renewed
activity today when Third Baseman Harry
Wolvorton, Shortstop Unglaub and Tom
and Joe Delahanty reported to Manager
Sebring. Gleason is due tomorrow and
Applegate, Allen. Blair, Bressler Cor
ridon, Charles, Flock, Manning and Sc
bring are already on deck. Catcher Street
is the only man unaccounted for and Man
ager Sebring expects him TO show up in
the pink Of condition as he has been train
ing ior several weeks on the Pacific coast "
A Harrisburg dispatch says: "The
players Of the Harrisburg club are report
ing for the season Cristal arrived on
Sunday and was followed by Bill Hart
man, who brought his family from Toledo.
Frank Desau, pitcher; Jack Flourney out
fielder; Alexander Pearson, pitcher. and
Capt. John Calhoun arrived last night,
the latter having with him Frank Eastley
the lelt-hand twirler from Homestead.
Jack Bonner also came in from Drifton.
Charlie Starr will come from pittsburg.
Alexander Sweeney from Philadelphia
| Chappelle and Lucia from the West and
Swayne and Schriver will be here by TO-
morrow. Nothing definite is known about
|
/ they are expected 20 be on hand feary
will not arrive until the latter part of the
week as he is with the University Of Penn.
| sylvania squad and Dorscher of the
| Brooklyn. is not expected until later IN
the season Manager Hamilton will have
his men ont for practice on Friday and
Saturday If the weather is good
The city baseball league Of Readins
will open it's season on Saturday.
Stats Peterson, the big catcher who
played with the Harrisburg team last
season is doing fine work for the Bostor
Americans and II now looks as II he would
secure permanent berth in the big league
Bobhie Schaub, who played third base
Tor New York last season. has been farmec
10y the Chicago Nationals to the Wheelins
club.
Manager Irwin Of the Altoona club /,
reported to have signed Pitcher Reislius
who WAS with the Coatesville club lasi
season, and Leithelder Mcfarland Of IN,
Providence Eastern League club.
Tho Harrison A. G. baseball club hal
been organized. The lineup follows
Eddie Thomas catcher and manager: A
Ackerman. pitcher and captain: W. Cav
cnder inst base; J. Black shortstop: ?
Nelden, second base; l.. Ackermsn. thirc
base; J. Dillon. right field: F. Getlen
centre field. II Stradley, left field
Manager Kelly of the National A. c.
disputes the claim Of the Pawnee elul
TO the l5-years-old championship Of vii
mington.
Goldey College and X-High School vii
play another game az Front and TTnior
streets on Saturday afternoon.
The Franklin A. G. wants 70 hear from
several good players IA or Is wears old
Those now signed are Bonnie Charcha
Cal Charcha. sub, Bradley. Casey. katley
Thomas and McDermott Games ar
wanted. Address. Bonnie Charcha. ~,
North Franklin street. This team wa
organized two seasons ago. but last Yea
did not play the season out.
lhe Maple Club composed of PLAYER
10 years old, wants to play games witl
other teams. Challenges should be sen
to Ray Miles, OH Maple street
The Delaware Juniors have organize,
for the season and would like to receiv
| challenges from any team of l3-vears-ol,
players I'M or ont of the city. send cbal
lenges TO J. Stewart. l725 Scott street
The lineup is as follows: q. Vernon. q.
r. Elliott. p.; G.. Waters. ss.: II. Mean,
lb; J. johnson, 2b; r. Currans. 3b; /
Stewart. II; Mearns. cf: J. Henderson ri