Evening journal., 1916-09-11
All Wilmington Notes
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biONuHOn fOundeu Out the btdSOhs
as baseball monarchs Of Whining
ton.
vandever. the former champs set
tied farther into the cellar, having
won only two games, while reverses
we're counted against them nineteen
times. Seems sad to see the last
year champs so far down.
Both -Vandeyer contests
were seven inning affairs. In the
opener. the new champs soon got
onto Clarks offerings, and sent him
to the showers Biddle his successor.
Jared little better
Honecker. for the winners, had
things easy the whole distance
Three hits was the best Vandever
could do against his delivery
Brownson swatted the pill for nine
safe ones. They were aided in their
run getting practice by five errors
by Vandevor.
McDonough was high man with
the willow, cracking out three bin
giles. Two Of them were doubles,
too.
The second game got a dismal
start. The winners were awarded
two runs by Vandever, although
] not hit was made.
Doc Doherty demonstrated that
there's not only one position that he
can nh capably. He performed on
( the mound in the second fray. and
held his opponents to one single
Clark. playing at third, was credited
with this lone swat.
Thomas pitched good ball for the
losers, allowing but four hits. Van
dever came across strong for Brown
son again, miscuing four times.
Hoffeclser played al third and first
sack, putting up slick article Of
ball. Fifty per cent of his team
mates hits belong to him.
bigger league experience, was in his
best form. lie registered three
errors.
Newport brought their season 70 a
good close. falling the Pioneers twice.
4 to 2 and 4 to /.
Clay hurled both games and was
Just as good in the second as in the
first. Holveck also tried the two
game stunt, and was Clays victim
each time.
Eight hits were Pioneers total for
the day, while their conQuerors came
: across with twenty. Any wonder the
suburbans sprawled the Ninth and
Market boys7
The Brandywine- Eden double-head.
ers saw the frcmen. touted earlier il
the season as the leagues pennanr
, winners, hit the dust twice.
Thuett was too much for the FIRE
. mems batting eyes. Their best triei
gave them three blngles, and of thu
D three Reilly came across with two
D one Of which counted as two-bagger
/ Crouch was on the Hill for the
/ losers. but as to just why the Edel
D BOYS landed victory a look at thu
0 error column viii show.
70 Greenwell pitched the South viii
6 mington aggregation into victory il
the second. His support was good
!. Dodd was pitted against him AM
Q Jared badly
0 Eastlake had two put over on then
2 by Bancroft Il was a big setback {
0 the Eastlake fans.
0 Six errors behind him was too muc
o for Ennis. and he fell victim 10 Win
0 ters i'm the FIRST game. The score wa
l o TO 8. But even at that. the winner
0 touched him up for hits when needed
- Two three baggers. a double and
4 home run smack were recorde
2 against him.
+; Smith contributed the home-ru
l. slash. while Cloud and Dohert
S smashed out the triples Townsen
a added the uouDie.
3 The second battle came out 9 to
II with Lewis as the losing pitcher. II
10, was batted by the cloth-mill men
e. punches.
= Five hits is all WISE allowed. an
Il five miscues we're made by the Eas
y lakers.
y Clay's double victory over Pioneer
re made his fifteenth win in eight days
Crooks and Brodley we're the clear
up kids for Newport Crooks trip
o. in the fourth inning OF the first gan
of sent his clab out in front and Bro
M ley's wallop in the fifth frame Of Il
a second game put that one on ic
ne Crooks also won the fielding honors.
h Pugh WIG caught for Newport. is
n Tome Institute boy who has the maj
e. ings.