Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-26
BASEBALL PICK-UPS.
Notes of Various Diamond Mines About
the CITY.

A>oSSS VI vbItOuS DI6WOuO lNtuSS nVVus
the City.
De Sales Prep wants game of baseball
with any club composed of players be
tween l3 and Is years Of age. Phone
1910, or address James Ford, 703 North
Broome street
st. Hedwig's outolassed New Castle
Seconds Saturday, $50. Jimmy kerrigan
retired ld batsmen via the strikeout route.
Merwick Jrs., were scheduled to play
Blue Rocks Saturday, but failed to show
up, thereby forfeiting the game, go.
Manager McGonigal, Of the Blue Rocks is
anxious to cross bats with any 14-l6 year.
old team. Call 1922 between $50 and
9 o'clock any night.
Poplar A. c. defeated the fast Peerless
team by the score of l3 to 0. The features
of the game were the pitching of Dill and
the catching Of Maxwell. The lineup is as
follows: W. Maxwell, c.; II. Dill, p; A.
Irons, ss.: A. Smith, h.; j. Smith, 2b. /;
+. Slatterly, 3b.; r. Speakman, IT,; G..
Clarke, CT; W. Refine, RI.
Worth Bros. baseball team defeated
Arden Saturday, in q fast game, by the
score of to l. Hoskins pitched great
game for Worth's. White, Pauley and
Watson led in the batting. Worth would
like to hear from any Wilmington teams
for games to be played on Worth Bros.
grounds.
Mohawk A. A. defeated Sonnax Jrs.,
in a one-sided game Saturday by the
score of 33-5- Ed Burg allowed only one
nf
until the ninth inning. p. Bacon featured
the game when be hit home run In the
eighth inning. Mohawk would like to
near from any 14-16-years-old team in or
out of the city.
st. Paul's opened their season Saturday,
defeating Lorraine Juniors to 5. Latter
ty pitched in grand form, striking out 10
men. Manager Hannigan has called a
meeting Thursday evening TO form boys
league St. Pauls would like TO have st.
Mary's, ST. Patrick s, Sc. Ann, st. He'd
wig and ST. Elizabeth represented. The
meeting will be held at lll6 Reed street.
In hotly contested game Saturday
afternoon at the Third and Adams play
ground, tie Defiance All-Wilmington
team proved superior TO the Defiance City
League team, defeating the City Leaguers
by the score of 10 TO Z. Both teams pre-
sented an alright defense. Timely and
hard hitting featured the game
Clay-Del would like to arrange games
with any IL to l4-year-old team in this
city. Send challenges TO John Moran, sos
North Clayton street, or call 727l-W.
Lineup: Pitchers, Ed. Donahue, Joe
Glenn. Charles Cunningham and Dave
Crumlish; catchers. John Connell and
John Moran; first base Joe Glenn, second
base, John Petticrew; third base, Charles
Cunningham; left field, John Moran;
centre field, Jerome Connell; right field,
Neal Horgan. Subs, John J.. Malone,
Francis Puhfall, Joe kenney.
Wilmington Leather and the Penn A. G.
figured in nine-inning game Saturday,
the latter winning, 6-2. Both teams got
together in hurricane fashion. McLaugh-
lin, of the Wilmington Leather, hit a
home run in the fifth with the bases full.
The game was interesting from start to
finish.
East End defeated Washington A. c.
Saturday by the score of to 6. The
features were the pitching OF Toy and the
batting of kanit1or, krouss and Long,
kanitzor getting triple with two men on,
in the twelfth. Any teams wishing games
should communicate with Al Toy, e4S
East Seventh teenth street.