Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-05-24
BALL DOINGS OF THE ''
GREAT AND NEAR GREAT
Plenty Of Diamond Activities ! in
Saturdays Contests; Harlan
Defeats P. r. r.

Harlan defeated Penna. r. r. IN the.
first game of a series Saturday at Harlanj
Field. bv the score Of 3 TO /. Joe
Nlyers was on the mound for Pcnna X. K.
and pitched good ball but received poor
support. Hughes, who pitched for Har-
Ian. held Pennsy TO FIVE hits and had
eleven strlkeouts.
Worth Steel trimmed the st, Thomas
baseball club at Clavmont Saturday. Bothi
teams played fast ball T. Cunningham;
and Grant played close ball for st.
Thomas, c. White and Pauley starred
for the Stermen White bringing IN the
winning run in the tenth inning.
Grace sprung a surprise Saturday
| afternoon when they shut out the Chester
| y. NJ. O. Az team by the score OF 2 to U.
| Going into the game with crippled IN
! field. aided by the mastery battery work
| Of Chief Meyers and Pugh. the local
| AIethodists PLAYED ball that was unbeat-
/ able Valentine. for the Obstetrics, also
! pitched excellent ball, allowing only FIVE
! hts and tanning fourteen men. Johnny
| Bav'a homer in the fifth, long, hard drive
/ 70 left field. spelled defeat for the \ boys
| from Chester.
The Scott NJ. E nine defeated the
Union Church team, S 10 3, Saturday, IN
a well-pIayed game. Rutledge and Shew-
| brooks hit well for the viet0rs. Thompson
| and StirIith made hit each time up Ter
the Fifth and Washington club.
Manager "Alf' Scott s Lorraine Re
serves made q oreditable showing al
Holly Oak, Del, when they shut out The
| team Of that place. score so. l.. Dawson
had sixteen strlkeouts to his credit.
Eastlake defeated the Huber Baking
Co. team BY the score of to ?. Goodwin
was on the mound for Eastlake and dlc
great work, holding the bakers 20 SIX hits
Baldwin and Bromal led IN the hitting
for Eastlake.
The Grace Church League team won 10
game from the team Of West Church b.
the score Of ) u 2. Southweli IN hls hrs
game OF the season on the mound, he'll
the Presbyterians well IN hand until IN
eighth, when they punched four OF thei
eight hits. scoring Their two runs
The New York Bloomer Girls, VIII
are playing their eleventh cconsecutly
baseball season, are open for reliable HON
teams playinp Saturday, Sunday an
holiday games from now until we'll mt
J October. If a really frst-class attract1o
Is desired, communicate with NJ .Nabe
} CAT Bay street. Staten Island, y. I.
The New Castle A. A.. Of the Count
! Workhouse, defeated the Service Depar
, rnent Of the du POnt Company by til
T score Of p to 2 The batting Of the prii
oners was the feature OF the day. On ne'
s Saturday afternoon the winning teal
r viii meet the Greenbank A. A., which
{ composed Of the eolored prisoners OF u
workhouse.
The Liberty A. c. baseball team VIC
its tenth straight game when 1t defeats
Penn A. g by the score Of 0 10 q.
The Emerald j. A. defeated the Wash
> ington Heights team by the score OF
{ to ,.
! n heavy slugging game st. Joseph
: easily defeated Highlands by the SEQ
!, nc Adlon A. &. wishes to obtain gam
with any team in the city between the ag
Of 1914 years. Please send challenges
> | William Churnside, 1915 King stree
s city !,
? Next Saturday, Lorraine plays t!
Yorlllyn aggregation and on Memoir
Dav afternoon, they travel 20 Claynon
where they meet the General Chemic
Co Club. :,
e Wawaset Juniors forfeited to the. ISL
= Rock team, Saturday, when they failed
y appear for the game scheduled
The Harlan Giants defeated the -
Y Field Club of Philadelphla by the SEQ
Of i0-1 al Kirkwood Park on Saturday
Elsmere, Of the Suburban League, Won
like to arrange twilight games with al
first-cIass team Of this city, starting gam
81 about $50 or z o'clock. Communlea
Or with Rollins Davis, manager Elsmt
Id Baseball team, Elsmere, Del.