Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-06-04
VICTORY FOR WILMINGTON
Defeated the Browntown Team
Last Saturday Afternoon.
THE GAME WAS VERY EXCITING
Browntown Was Ahead Until
the Ninth Inning.
Landlith showed Under at New Castle In a
Rather One-sided Game Results Of The
League Games PIayed on saturday and
Yesterday.

heak"o rhhes fihSeo on SATURDAY anu
Yesterday.
Wilmington made a great ninth
inning finish against Browntown on Sat-
urday and won by the score of 3 30 /.
The game was lost by Browntown on
account of Leonard error in the ninth
10 was a pitchers battle between Beatty
and Scarboro, with honors in favor of
the latter. Leonard went into pitch
for Browntown, but quit after throwing
two balls. The score:
r. II. T..
N-Wn'n 900 OOOOO8- 8 /
Brownt'n o 600 o o o. , 3
Summary: Two-base hits Ballaptine,
Leach. Sacrifice hit-Lucas. Bases on
balls-Oh Scarboro, / off Beatty, ,.
Struck out By ScarbOrO, 3; by Beatty,
g. Double play Crumlish to Mannering.
Stolen bases -Donlin, Crumlsh, Beatty,
j. Iieney. Left on bases N-Wilming-
ton B.; Browntown, 3. Umpire Schultz.
Time l.2S. Batteries Wilmington,
Scarboro and Neylan; Browntown, Beatty
and Scott.
LANDLlTH LOST Al NEW CASTLE.
Landlith, the City League leader, went
to New Castle on Saturday and dropped
a game by the score OF IL TO 5. Bnnton
was knocked out OF the box and Skipsky
was also hit hard. The score:
Landlith % $4,000 1-5 3
New Gle % D 3 o. XII II 4
Summary: Earned runs-New Castle,
z. Two-base hits Hahn, Oliver. Three
base hits Bradford, Smart. Sacrifice
Itta I,Lna,Yt nlfvar Mattrlarra DruA-
ford, McGowan. Hit by pitched ball
Smart. Bases on balls OH Newlovo, 4;
off Brnton, l. off Skipsky, L. Struck
out BY Newlove, 4; by Brnton, by
skipsky, B. Stolen bases Oliver, New
love, Bradford ?; Hahn, ,; Wise Wild
pitches Brinton, Skipsky. Passed ball
Smart. Double plays McGrory to
Wise TO Duffy. Left on bases New
Castle S; Landlith, 6. Umpire Harry
Dawson. lime 40. Batteries
Landlith Brinton, Skipsl1y and Smart;
New Castle, Newlove and Countiss.
AMATEUR GAMES.
The Church A. G. team on Saturday
defeated Riverview by the score of 4 TO !.
The Nandever A. G. won its 18th
straight game on Saturday, defeating
the West End Juniors by the score OF
s to 4. The feature of the game was
the pitching Of Elliott who had IL strike
outs and got a home run hit. The Van
dever would like to arrange games with
any l4-years-old players. Send chal-
lenges to Ray Elliott, $50 East Seven
teenth street.
The Wilmington Senate played and
won It's first game on Saturday, defeat
ing the Church A. c. by the score of 6 to 8.
in an Thinning game. The feature of the
game WAS the battery work of r. and j
O'Ioole, for the Senate. Any teams de-
string games at II years of age should
send challenges to Joseph O1oole, Cpl
East Seventh street.
LEAGUE GAMES.
League games on Saturday resulted as
follows:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York. IA; Athletics, 4, list game).
Athletics, z; New York, / cd game).
Boston, Is; Washington, p
81. Louis, ,; Detroit, D.
Chicago, 6; Cleveland, 1.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York, ,; Philadelphia, 0.
Brooklyn, ,; Boston, 1.
Pittsburg, 10; st. Louis, ..
Chicago, s; Cincinnati 8.
TBI-srArE LEAGUE.
Johnstown. 3; Altoona. ..
Nilliamsport, g.; Harrisburg, /.
York, ,; Lancaster. I.
Yesterdays GAMES.
Chicago continues TO lead in the Ma
tional League race and New York is ahead
in the American League. The scores of
games played yesterday and the standing
of the teams follow:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn, 3; Boston, l.
Chicago, 4 Pittsburg. l.
Cincinnati. 4; st. Louis. ,.
st. Louis, 3; Cincinnati, o.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland ,; Chicago, o.
Detroit, 6; St. Louis, /.
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.
Scranton. Z Binghamton 3.
A. J. 4 c., >; Troy, o.
Albany IS; Utica, 3.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Newark, 3; Toronto. .
Providence, z; Montreal s.
STANDING or THE CLUES.