The Morning herald., 1875-10-15
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THE soUIcKsrER-DoERR GAxB YESTERDAY
TIE HONE, TEAM WINS AqqAAll1XI-Now AGAIN roRi
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. The Dperr, .of, the Quaker City visited ua
again yesterday, and in the afternoon played
their third game with the Qutcksteps in the
presence Of about eight hundred people. Al
WIN be seen BY the synopsis Of yesterdays
gane, given below, the home club had an
other easy victory. Knowing this faes! !!
Fewzsr, opening for the Quicksteps, hit ~
easy crack, made his base and arrived at
the home plate on passed halls, Hindls
went out At first, Lsffcrty took his, drst on
strikes, and came home by errors OF the
Doerr. Geary .fouled out, splaip went out
by fly to second, ending the arst inning. for
the; Quicksteps, with two runs. For
the Doerr, Rifith out BY stidham at
fist" War; made first BY error Of Geary,
and came in by overthrow of Hindle. shetz-
lainreached second by'1ves.er, went out on
strikes, and Rogers at third, took = ball
from Richie, and closed the inning with one
run for the visitors..a lr.aa r,.. ~..;t II, NJ.
In the second inning, Kelly put in one run
for the home club, Rogers, Stock and Fow-
zcr going out on flies. The Doerrs were
easily chicagoed.' .'- .'''. '''..
Inthe beginning of the third, Hindle went
first, Lafferty made q strong second base hit
to right, Stidham out at first, Lafferty in,
Geary fly to centre and out. One run. " "
The visitors went out in the one, two,
three order. ..-rI n.. ,.. ,...
One run was made by Rogers for the
home club in the fourth inning, Rogers,
Stock and Fowzer hitting good liners.
While the Doerrs were at the bat in the
fourth, Stidham made fine stop, putting q
man out at third. Fowzer took IRitchie's
fly; Coporte sent Stock q beauty and retired
the side with no runs.
The fifth inning opened with Fowzer, who
sent liner to right, making first; Hindle
did the same making second and bringing
in Fowzer, Lafferty and Hindle in; Stidham
and Geary out-three runs. u. |'. '
The Doerrs were retired without 4 run. d.
In the sixth the Quicksteps were blankei,
though Stock made second base hit.
The visitors got in one run on the sixth,
War; making It through Weaver. Splain
and Kelly took excellent balls in the lefI
and centre.
Hindle, Geary and splain put in runs for
the Quicksteps in the Seventh, the Doerr
fielding badly.
The Doerr's were blanked, Rogers taking
two fouls. ' ,r.
The Eighth, the home team scored three
by good batting on the part of Stock, Hin
die and Lafferty. The Doerr's opened by a
brilliant climber of Shetzlein, who knocked
over the fence in fair left bringing in q
home run. Weaver out by Fowzer; Richie
first by muff of Fowzer. Coporte made a
second base hit, bringing in Ritchie. Hofi-
ner the same, with Co.orte in. Hotfiner
came in on error by Hindle.
The Qnicksteps were blanked in the Ninth.
The Doerr's put in two runs, Shetzlein, the
heavy batter, hitting another fair ball over
the fence at left and making home, during
this inning, The. game was manifestly In
the hands of the .Quicksteps from the first,
though the Doerr's did better towards the
last. Many errors were made on both sides
The score by innings is as follows: ~.
Quickstep, . 5 IS 8 GA
Docrr, n'i 100 90 / o a.
Tomorrow the Quicksteps will play the
Philadelphia, professionally, and It is ex-
pected that they will give them close rub,
II not defeat them, as the Athletics expert
enced at their hands last week. ~ p
The Butcherboys complain that they have
challenged the Fame Actives three times,
and still they wont accept the challenge
They say that the Fame Active plays fire
companies and scrub mines but will not play
organized mines as they are themselves.