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Evening journal., 1916-06-16

Jimmy Taylor. Wilmington's hest In.
fielder. is playing in big league fashion
this season. He is leading the team in
batting with an average Of .4i4 and Is
fielding them in great shape.
Evening journal., 1916-06-16

Ha, Ha,i Manager frankie Dunn
has the signed contract of Owen Dough
ertv owen will be remembered as the
Young fellow who pitched Nandever to
the championship last year. being heat
en- only once during the league season.
Owen is in fine trim and has been pitch
ing for team In Chester this season.
This gives Pioneers one Of The best
pitching staf in the league.
Evening journal., 1916-06-16
THE EVENING JOURNALS DAILY PAGE OF SPORTS
IN

in the outfcld, frankie Glenn has ac-
accepted fourteen chances without
misplay and putting up one OF the best
fielding games IN the league.
"Nlat' Donohue. the crack first sacker,
came across with a triple In the first
game that should have been a home run.
While going from second To third Mat
shue came oh almost throwing him.
Frankie Dunn SAYS b, has new out
fielder coming who is wcll-known IN
this city, having played in the rr-State
League a few years. tie will probably
be in the game tomorrow.
Frank Glenn is hitting them so fast
that he never stops at first, but keeps
ON going around Frank has surprised
himself this season hitting the ball at a
terrific gait Of .3G4.
Gctzenberg still continues his savage
attack on the BALL adding several more
points To his average Saturday, and is
now past his manager.
"Alatr Donohue. the former Atlantic
Leaguer, is certainly playing some game
at first. Mats fielding average is still
1000.
Something wrong. "Rip' McArdle
failed TO get his two weekly hingles but
rip made mp for that when he robbed
Iivermore Of a triple in the first game
that would have meant two runs for
Nandevcr
Ferguson was back Of the bat Satur-
day and only one man stole on him IN
the two games.
Monaghan and Donovan both got IN
the game and held back their hitting
power for a future game.
Pioneers will play Eastlake a. th'
Twenty ninth and Market streeti
grounds. and expect 10 move up another
pee In the race. All the big artillery
will he In the game and the follower
will see how baseball should be played.
Manager Dunn requests that the "fou
hundred" be on hand tomorrow and roo
for a victory. This includes you, Mr.
Pagan.
Without doubt this will he one of IN
host games seen in the league this sea
SON. The Pioneers are going at fas
clip aud Eastlske viii give them a harI
hattie for the game
Everybody out and root hard and Civ
them the once-over and tell ms wher
you see weak spot on the team.
Evening journal., 1916-06-16

the hrst and 18TH Of each month IL
bohooves him 10 work fast because
"Baumie" is liable TO push him aside
and demand his $3.50.
In Palestine. Texas. where the
Browns trained last spring Baum
gardner was walking with a rookie
hurler entitled Phillips. fresh from
Denver. Phillips continually called
George by his given name.
when we're passing anybody,
don't call me George. Just say
Baumgardner We might just as
we'll let these hicks know who We
arc" corrected the mountaineor.
Evening journal., 1916-06-16
WnMAN.s nOrBLEs

Second round Miss Clara Chase,
Merton. defeated Mrs. A. +. DUPONT,
Wilmington. 6-i. 6-4. Miss sarah Neil
son. Merton. won from Miss Elizabeth
smucker Merton. by default
Semi-hnal round Miss Nelson de-
feated Miss Chase Ga. Ga.
Evening journal., 1916-06-16

Three-score-and-ten years ago to-
day the first regular baseball game
was played in Hohoken. \. J. The
game had been played before by inn
promptu clubs on vacant lots. hut A
was June H. 1886. that two regular
and organized teams with names
clashed on the diamond. The contest
ing clubs were the New York knick-
erbockers, the pioneer outfit of base
ball. and the New Yorks. rival
bunch, formed a little later than the
"knicks." Having no grounds of their
own, the players crossed the river to
Jersey and crossed bats" on what was
then known as the Elysian Fields.
The championship OF New York was
involved, and while the affair didn't
arouse as much enthusiasm as suhse-
quent clashes between the Giants and
the Yankees for the baseball suprem-
acy OF Manhattan Island. quite a
sprinkling of fans gathered about the
field
Under the rules drafted by Alexan-
der J. Cartwright and adopted by the
| knickerhockers late In 1S45 and ac-
cepted by the New Yorks In this his
toric encounter. a game was ito con-
sist OF 2l counts or aces. hut az the
conclusion an equal number OF hands
must be played In modern baseball
language. this meant that victory
perched on the banner Of the club
which first scored n runs. Imagine
such a rule in vogue now, in three
days Of pitchers battlesl
Although the newspapers Of the
period paid no attention 10 this his
toric conflict. the names Of the play
ers have been preserved. Monakers
Of Hihernian and Toutonc origin
didn't figure as luminOusly as In lat
ter days, although one Murphy played
an important part In winning the con-
test for the New Yorks. The New
Yorks won the game in four innings
by score OF 2l TO /. The victoriou.
nine consisted OF Ransom. Davis
Case Murphy Thompson. Trenchard
Lalor. Winslow and Johnson.
The defeated Knickerbockers' rol
OF players was Adams. Avery. Turney
Birney. Tucker, Paulding. Tryon, anC
two brothers name Anthony.
Nearly FIVE years passed before an
other regular ball game was played
The Knickerbockers were reorganize,
in 1851 and met another New Yorl
Evening journal., 1916-06-16
Turns DOWN Berth
At $500: LINCERS
IN MAJORS AT SIS

George Baumgardncr. eccentric
pitcher Of the ST. Louis Browns. pre-
fers a contract of S75 month with
the ST. Louis Browns to one at 5000
per month with the Memphis South
ern Leaguers. The West Virginis-
prefers the S75 because as he says.
nobody could see me if went to
Memphis To collect the S75 "Bau-
mie" must keep m condition.
When Eddie Plank visits club head
quarters 20 collect a paltry $500 on
Evening journal., 1916-06-16
First Regular Ball Game Played
in H0boken Seventy Years Ago

club. the washingions. afterward
called the Gothams The first
game on Manhattan Island was play
ed on lho Red House grounds OF the
latter club located az what Is now the
corner OF Second avenue and 1O6th
street.
Evening journal., 1916-06-16

Hutchinson. our new shortstop. had
only one assist in both games and did
moi have a. chance to show what he
could do. Tie has a reputation Of being
o. slugger and from the way he started
he is going TO live mp to IL
Evening journal., 1916-06-16

TAYLOR had home rum double and
single in the second game. his home run
being one of the longest hits ever made
ON the Eden ground, Jimmy walking
from third 10 home.
Evening journal., 1916-06-16

In the three games that he has played
Evening journal., 1916-06-16

Every time that quartet. Taylo'
Dcnohue. Cetzcnbcrg and Hutchinson
come up 10 bat the out6elders NOV
back twenty feet. and still they canno
get them.
Evening journal., 1916-06-16
TRAP SHOOTING
GENERAL SPORT
DrPONr MIN IN SHOOT.

Members OF the DUPONT Gun Club
will participate in the program shoot
of the Kennott Square, Pa, Gun Club
tomorrow afternoon. There will he
five events az twenty targets each.
In addition 10 this shoot w. A.
swayne and r. g. Marshall Will shoot
of the tie i'm the Oxford-Avondalo
League.
Evening journal., 1916-06-16

Ca~pcrson. new pitcher. signed 10y
Manager Dunn. wa. out Saturday and
showed that he has some stuff ON the
hall nnd is anxious 90 take a crack M
the tce-i- in the Wilmington
League lio pitched last year for the
Clifton Height, Delaware County
League team and has hecn with Earl
Macks Raleigh, North Carolina League
Club.
Evening journal., 1916-06-16
MT. SALTM.EDGF MOOR GAME OFF

The Mt Salem-Edge Moor. Church
League game. scheduled at Edge
Moor tomorrow. has been postponed.
the Mt. Salem club intending to spend
the day with the Sunday school excur-
sion al Augustine Beach.
Evening journal., 1916-06-16
PIONEERITES
BY BAKE.

Watch us 90 up.
Two games from the champs Is not a
bad afternoons work.
Some class to that nhed. Only one
error in the last three games and all
batting at a fast clip.
Joe Holeveck, the king Of them all,
pitched his second game and won his
second shut out, Joe has yet to give a
pass to first base.
Mckinney won his first game Satur-
day. His teammates supported him in
great style.
Jimmy Taylor, the star third sacker,
pulled one over ON Darby Thompson.
In the hfth inning of the second game
Darby reached first on hit. stole
second and reached third ON Mchinncy's
wild throw. Clark hunted down the
third base line, and Taylor, fielding the
ball. made an attempt to throw TO first
Instead he wheeled around aud caught
Darby before he could get back to
third
With a man on third two down and
score q 10 >. In the last inning of the
second game. frankie Glenn made one
of the hest catches ever seen ON the
Eden diamond. Livcrmore, Nandcver g
heavy hitting catcher. lined one out be-
tween center and right field that had
the camarks Of a triple. Frankie gave
one glimpse at the ball aud starred after
it.. getting it about six inche- above the
ground while ON a dead run. and ending
one Of tho most exciting and fast field
ing games PLAYED on the Eden grounds.
Holavecl pulled himself out of hole
In the first game. With the bases load
ed in the second inning. and none out
Dutch forced the next three men Ia
hit to TAYLOR. who threw them out at
the plate. Tho next inning he came
back and struck out three in row.
Ca~pcrson. a new pitcher. signed 10y
Manager Dunn. wa. out Saturday and
showed that no. has some stuff ON the
hall end H. anxious 90 take n crack M
the tcr-i- in the All-Wilmingtor
League. ilo pitched last year for th,
Clifton Heights Delaware County
League team and has heon with Far
Mack's Raleigh, North Carolina Leagu'
Club.
Ha. Ha.i Manager Frankie Dunn
has the signed contract of Owen Dough
] ertv. owen will be remembered as Tho
I Young fellow who pitched Nandever e
the championship last wear. being heat
en- only once during the league season
| Owen is in fine trim and has been pitch
ing for team IN Chester this season
This gives Pioneers one Of The bes
pitching staf in the league.
Jimmy TAYLOR. Wilmington's hest In
fielder. is playing in big league fashioi
| this season. He is leading the team II
batting with an average Of .4if and j
fielding them in great shape.
Hutchinson. our new shortstop. ha
only one assist in both games and dil
not have a chance to show what h
could do Tie has a reputation Of beinl
o. slugger and from the way he started
ne is going TO live mp to IT,
Every time that quartet Taylor
Dcnohue. Cetzcnbcrg and Hutchinson
come up 10 bat the outdelders NOV
back twenty feet. and still they canno
get them.
Tavlor had n home run double AM
single in the second game. his home rul
/ heinz one Of the longest hits ever mad
on the Eden ground, Jimmy walking
| from third 10 home.
In the three games that he has playe
Evening journal., 1916-06-16

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