The Morning herald., 1875-09-01
BALL AND BAT.

TORY-NINE TO SIN.
Yesterday the Quicksteps, of this city,
vanquished the famous Doerr Club, of Phila.
delphia. About two thousand people wit
messed the game among whom were several
ladies. The game was called about three
o'clock, with the Doerr at the bat, and was
well contested all through, several beauti-
full plays being made, among which we
may mention splain's running flys and Std
hams hot liners," which called forth cheer
after cheer. Hindle never did SO we'll before
as he did yesterday, behind the bat, and
Lafferty's pitching was very wicked. In
fact all the club did we'll, but few errors be-
ing made.
In the first inning Wagner opened for the
Doerr with foul fly to Hindle; Dorsey
knocked weak fly to short third and was
taken by Fisher; D, Riffett weak fly to
second and was taken by Clinch, retiring
the side.
Clinch opened for the Quickstep, and
knocked up fly to short centre which was
muffed by C. Ritfett; Fisher sent stinging
daisy to right field, making two base hit,
and sent Clinch from first to third, Clinch
coming home on a passed ball; Hindle sent
low liner to short right field, made first by
error, Fisher coming in; Lafferty hit a daisy
to short right, making first base; Kelly
knocked a long fly to left field which was
splendidly taken; Splaine hit a foul fly to
first base and was caught out; Stidham hit
a fly to right field and retired the side,
Hindle and Lafferty on bases. Two runs.
In the second inning, Richie opened
with weak fly to Stedham; Childs
knocked bounding ball to second, and was
put out at first by Clinch; Talmage, a fly to
short center field, which was misjudged,
making second by error: G. Riffett, knocked
bouncer to short-right. and by wild
throw made second base (; Talmage coming
in Capehart hit week grounder to first
base, retiring the side. One run.
Geary, first man for this inning hit weak
ball to pitcher, and was retired at first base;
Stock hit up a week fly to second and was
retired Clinch hit liner to pitcher, and
made first by error !; Fisher hit to second,
which was held by second baseman, forcing
Clinch off first and making double play.
No runs.
In the third inning Josephs opened with
a fly to short left field making first; Wagner
hit to third and made first; Dorsey hit fly to
short centre and made first base, Josephs
coming in by an over throw of Geary; d.
Riffett hit to Stidham, which was splendidly
fielded to first, Richie hit to Stidham who
threw home putting out Dorsey; Ritchel, in
stealing home by wild throws was pnt out.
Two runs.
Hindle hit grounder to first base and was
RETIRED Lafferty struck out but was dropped
by catcher. and retired at first; Kelley hit to
pitcher and was retired at first base. No
ruus.
In the fourth inning Chills opened with a
base hit to center, Talmage hit fly to second
base and was retired by Clinch, G. Kitfctt, a
foul fly to extreme short right and was re-
tired by Geary, Capchart hit grounder to
right field and senling in Childs; Josephs
hit to short second and was fielded by Std
ham to first. One run.
Splain hit heavy fly to left field and was
retired Stidham foul tip to catcher, Geary
hit hot daisy to center field and made sec
ond, Stock hit liner to second base, breaking |
bat, and was retired at first. No run.
In the fifth inning, Wagner opened with
a foul fly to short third, which was taken
on bound by Hindle Dorsey hit hot
fly to left field and made second base d.
Riffett hit hot liner to left field, sending
in Dorsey anl making first Ritchie hit a
fly to short centre, and retired by Clinch
Childs hit to extreme left and made SECOND;
Talmage hit up foul to IIinlle and retired
The side. One run.
Clinch opened to shOrt-stop and was re-
Tired at first Fisher hit up ball but was
by the catcher, and made his
second by wild throw Hindle hit daisy
% right field and made first, also sending
IN Fisher. Lafferty hit a hot liner to left
ield, making second and sending in Hindc;
Kelly liner 10 third base, AMI by errors, +
sending Lafferty in and making third, KEEL
ey coming in on passed ball. Splain hit
Up weak fly to short-stop and retired
'tidham hit a hot fly to extreme right and
" one error made home Geary hit to Sec
nd and was retired at first. Five runs.
In the Sixth innings G.. Rittett, opened
ith bound to pitcher and was retired at
r st: Capehart struck liner to short rirht II