Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-31

The wilmington Giants won and lost
TO Pottstown at the Union street grounds
yesterday. The Giants won the morning
game by the score of s 70 3 and lost in tho
afternoon, TO 8. The score in the morn
ing game follows:
r. n. p.
VII. Cts 2 0OOo2 % 1
Pottstn % o o 90 o o. 3 - 3
Batteries Giants, jackson and Gillian;
Pottstown, Craft and Callahan. Um-
pire, Morris.
AFTERNOON GAME.
vii. Cts. 5000 soO2oo~5 81
Pottst'n d. o o ] 0OO1 3 10 IL o
Batteries-Giants, Mayo and Gillian;
Pottstown, Queen and Callahan. Um-
piro, George.
VICTORY roR NEW CASTLE.
The greatest crowd of the season at
tended the game nt New Castle, in which
the local team defeated the BrowntoWn
club Of the Wilmington City League, by
the score Of Z 10 5. The result was due
TO the heavy hitting of the New Castle
team, which made II hits for n bases,
Bradford making two two-haggers Several
beautiful double plays were made and
Wise showed up in great shape being in
two double plays. On several occasions
the indications pointed TO n heavier score
for Browntown, as men were left on two
occasions covering oil three bases. Dom
Ian. for the visitors, made q fine catch Of
difficult fly that looked good for three
bases. Newlove and Chase made pretty
catches. Oliver was in, but played. Scott
OF the visiting team had the index finger
OF his right hand injured by a foul tip, but
managed to play the game TO the finish.
The score;
r. II. p.
Browntn o 100000 l-57 /
New Cs'tl' o . O2 OOx 12 6
Earned uns-New Castle. 3; Brown
town,O. Two-base hits-Newlove. Oliver,
Bradford, 2. Sacrifice hits-Chase, Nc
Grory, Raney, Donlan. Hit by pitched
ball Scott, Greenwel Bases on balls
OF McGrory. 3; on Greenwell, 3.
Struck -McGrory, 4; by Greenwell,
J. Stolen bases Oliver, Hahn, Wise
Wild pitches -McGrory, Greenwell. Passed
balls -Countiss, Scott Double plays
Beatty Raney TO Scott; Beatty TO Veasey
20 Raney; Newlove TO Wise; Wise to New
love 10 Kirby; McGrory TO Newlove to
| Kirby. Left on bases-New Castle 81;
4, Browntown, Q. Umpire-Hauy Dawson
1ime-lh. As m.
KENT COUNTY LEAGUE.
The Kent County League opened the
season yesterday and the scores follow:
At Camden-Camden, g; Dover, 4.
At Dover-Dover, a; Camden 0.
At Observation-Disclosures, ID; FELTON,, A..
Frederica, q; FELTON,, 4.
OTHER AMATEUR GAMES.
The scores Of other amateur games fol-
low:
| Wilmington Business School, IS; Mid
dletown, 2.
At Observation-Disclosures, 1; Etna
Of Newark, 10.
AZ Ellston- -Ellton, 3; Wilmington, 2.
Vandever A. O., IA; Delaware A. O., 8.
Nandever A. c. IA; Landlith Juniors, 8.
Ferris Industrial School, Is; Levy A.
West End, o; Allegheny, Of Philadel-
phia 8.
West End, Is; Allegheny, II.
The Plumbers defeated the Naples
yesterday by the score Of l3 to 8.
The Nandever A. c. has won 10 straight
games, defeating the Delaware A. c.,
yesterday, by the score Of IA 70 and
defeating the Landlith Juniors by IA to s.
X. Elliott pitched both games.
At New Castle the Brylgon A. c. team
defeated the Brylgon Giants in the morn
ing by the score Q 10 s. In the afternoon
Brylgon defeated the Bull Hill Senate
by. the score 10 4. In n game yesterday
afternoon John Doris, j., had his lefi
hand split open by a hard foul tin.
At Seaford- Sealord, 4; Demar, 3.
AZ Townsend-Townsend, 70; Smyrna
IL.
N-wnnNoroN AT SHARON HILL.
N-Wilmington City League team went
70 Sharon Hill yesterday afternoon anc
defeated the team az that place by tn,
score Of 10 2 Beck, who pitched in IN,
morning against Browntovn, was AGAR
In the box and allowed but four hits.
coIoRTD TEAMS TO PLAY.
Tomorrow, at South Side Park. the
} worlds champions, the Philadelphi,
Giants, will make their first appearanc,
in this section in a game with the Rova
) Giants of Brooklyn Both teams hav,
played in this city and the fans know tha
they can play ball of major league calibre
NOTES.
A City League game will he PLAYED a
South Side Park this afternoon betweer
Landlith and Browntown.