Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-23

Warrington and Boston Lost TO Detroit
-Lano.stsr sun winning In rri-
state.
In the National Baseball League yes
terday the Phillies shut out st. Louis by
the score Of z to o; Cincinnati won from
Brooklyn. to 4; New York defeated
Chicago, 8 TO 2, and Pittsburg blanked
Boston, to o.
In the American League the Athletics
lost 20 Cleveland, s TO 8; New York won
from Chicago, S to .; Washington lost TO
St. Louis, 8 TO 4, and Detroit won from
Boston, to 3.
place IN the Tri-State League by defeating
Altoona, 70 2: Harrisburg lost 70 York,
2 to 4, and Williamsport lost TO Johns
town, to l. The scores:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At St. Louis: r. H. r.
st. Louis o 0 0 0 0 0 o. 0 4 3
Phillies e.. o o 0OO04 4 2-7 Q 3
Batteries Thompson and Raub, St..
Louis; Pittinger and Doom, Phillies
Umpire, Emslie
Al Cincinnati; r.. II. p.
Cin'nati % 0OOOO2 213x- 6 10 o
Brooklyn o o o 0 o o. 4 10
Battorics-Chech and Sohlei, Ciucin-
natl; Mcintyre and Bergen Brooklyn.
Umpires, Carpenter and Conway.
At Chicago: r.. II. T..
Chicago o OO2O 0OO0- 2ll .
New York O o o 90 2 o. = - o
Batteries Wicker and King Chicago;
Mc(iinnity and Bresnahan, New York.
Jmpires, ODay and Klein.
A. Pittsburg: n. H. p.
Pittsb'g 20 OOOO- 4 o
Boston o o o o o o. o o 1
Batteries -Ieever and Gibson. Pitts
burg; Dorner and Neodham, Boston.
Umpire Johnstone.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Al Philadelphia; r. r. T..
Athletics o 2 1O0O2 % 4
Cleveland o o 4O2 O-Sll o
Batteries Bender ,Dygert and SchreclS
Athletics; joss and Clarke, Cleveland.
Umpires, Connor and Hurst.
Al New York r. II. p.
New York; iO02s slO0-s iS .
Chicago % 0OOOl O-2 z 8
Batteries -Orth and llleinow, New
York; Smith and Sullivan, Chicago. Um-
pire, Connolly.
At Washington: r. n. r.
Wash'n O-0 07-O 0O2l % 4
Sc. Lonisi 3 o OOOO0 90 D 6 l3 8
Batteries -Sudhoff, Hughes and Hey.
don, Washington; Smith and Hickey, st.
Louis. umpires, Sheridan and Evans.
Az Boston: n. a.. y
Boston OolO0O2O-s 10
Detroit d. o o ! 0O1 1 p 6 9 .
Battcries--Harris and Graham, Boston
Sewer and Schmidt, Detroit. Umpire
OLaughln.
TRb-srATE hEAGuE.
AT York: n. II. n
Harrisb'g o ooooO1sO-4
York .....1 1120 2Ox-7 10
Batlcios--York, Matthews, McGlyni
and Smith; Harrisburg, Cristall, Lear,
and Schriver. Umpire, Smink.
At Altoona; n. n. n
Altoona % o 1 1OOO-2 S
Lanc'ter 20 0 4 o 2 900 II Z
Bsiteres--Alloona, Lee, Baum anC
.Slarnagle; Lancaster, Reisling and Re
monter. Umpire, Kelley.
At Johnstown: n. n. y
Johnst'n 20 o o O 2OO11-4
Willport 4 o 10000 O-1 G
Batteries -Iohpstown, Scott and Bar
Der; Willamsport, Manning and Street
Umpire, Brown.
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.
Iruy, 5; Syracuse. o.
~. g. G.. s; Wilkes-Barre, 3.
Scranton 8; Utica, A.
Albany, 3 Binghamton. o.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis-St. Paul (Rain).
Kansas City, 6; Milwaukee, 4.
Indianapolis, 4. Columbus, 2.
Toledo, :; Louisville, 3.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
Atlanta, 4; Memphis. 3.
New Orleans, 5; Montgomery, 4.
= Shreveport, = Nashville, I.
Little Rock, s; Birmingham, 2.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Jereey City, 3; Montreal, 2.
Toronto, g. Providence. 3.
Buffalo Q; Baltimore, 4.
Newark ?; Rochester, 1.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Charleston, 8. Augusta. 4.
Savannah, Is; Macon. 2.
Columbia, 3; Jacksonville. 8.
AMATEUR BASEBALL.
The Wilmington High School team ve
terday afternoon defeated Chester Hir
School IN l0-inning game by tho scoi
~ 10 .. Inc game was PLAYED !
Union street grounds and was for IN
benefit OF the Zoo. Prior TO the gan
three l00-yard dashes were run. Plum
Icy WAS the winner Of the first class, wit
Edgar second. The entries in this cla
were Kidd, Jones, Plumleyl and Edea
Hughes was the winner of the secon
class, with Berry second. They were u
only entries in this class. Jones and kic
ran 100 yards, Jonesiwinning.
1he score Of the ball game:
w.H.sl loOOO2OOO1-4ie ie
G. ". ST. 90 1000 O1OO-3
Summary: Two-base hits-Nelso
Berry. Sacrifice hits-Stewart. Bas
on balls-Of Logue, 6; off Handy.
Struck out--By Logue, @; by Handy.
left on Wilmington, 5; Chester.
Umpire, Porter.
At South Side Park tomorrow afts
noon a game will be played by wv
mington and A-Brandywine of the CT
league This promises TO be a har
fought game, as Tommy Kane will Dit
for N-Brandywine and Beck for XIV
mington.
Ieaun Of the Amateur City League A
scheduled for Saturday as follows:
Athletics vs. West End on the groun
OF the latter at the Rockford water TOW,