The Morning herald., 1875-09-20
ONE CENT.
Wilson going out at first, and Hifman being
nicely caught at second by neat throw Of

I wilson gong out at nrSt, and Hihmln being
nicely caught at second by neat throw Of
'aaga clIncA for Il. eateasteps after being sent
on passed bali of Wilson. Fisher went
out at first, Tally on fly to short, and LAT.
ferty was nicely taken at left. :, '.,a, .rr
In the second innings the visitors were re-
tired in one two three order--Stevens on fly }
to Kelly, Peck and Whitelock by good stop
and superb throws of Stidham to first
Stidhan,, for the Quicksteps' was sent to
first on called ballS but in running to End
| fell owes the base and was easily put out.
Splafp popped up a fly to 3rd and was reti-
! red. Kelley went to first on error of WHIT
lock, but Fowzer was retired at first. e..t
Neither club scored in the third innings,
tho playing by both mines being without a
! single error. 80. -,
In the fourth innings Fowzer by beauti-
| full stop and splendid throw. to first aston
ished Warwick with an out. Lafferty
scooped up stinger Of Wilson's and retir-
ed him at first, and Hitternan shared his }
| fate by throw to FowZer. 'rya ...I '1
| ITalley for the home club went to rst on
error of Stevens, and was sent to 3rd on a
had been retired at, left, both reached home
The fifth opened with blank for the visi-t
tors, Stevens, Peck and Whitlock going out
by plays Of Stidham, Fowzer and Stock, in
one, two, three order, and the home club
did not succeed in making an improvement
Fowzer, Stock and Clinch out.
Stevens opened the sixth for the visitors,
and by bad errors of FowZer went to frst,a
and was sent to second by good hit of Brady
who made first, and went to second on a
pass of Stock, Stevens getting in, Galbraith
sent asrattlerto center, bringing Brady in,l
andshimself to third. Warwick, by error of
! Laferty, got to first; Wilson went out on
foul, but Hoffman earned first, and brought
Galbraith and Warwick home, Stevens and
! Peck went oat at first. ,.,, .'....
| Fisher, for the Quicksteps, was given his
first by errors, and stole third, coming in on
a splendid base hit of Tally. Lafferty didn't
get to first, and Stidham went out by fly
to centre, Lafferty coming in, but Splain
was unlucky in putting up fly to catcher.
In the seventh, by safe batting, the Pa
cifics succeeded in getting in two additional
runs, which closed their score for the game.
The Quicksteps by this time had dsucceeded
in mastering the slow pitch of the visitors,
and the leather was sent whizzing over the
ball-feld until the scoring became almost
tedious. They made eight base hits and
scored as many runs. In the eighty, the.
fatal eighth no longer, the visitors were,
blanked as were the Quicksteps, but in the
the ninth the home club, after retiring the
the Pacifcs in,one two three order added
five more runs. 49,.
The score by innings was as follows:
l 2 3 4 s. 6 Z 8 8 .
Quicksteps, O 2 o. 2 8 0 Sis
Pacifcs, 0 o o q o. 8,
The game was only moderately we'll
played, but was q very fair exhibition Of
good amateur play. Fewzer did not dis
tingnish himself, but, with one or two ex-
ceptions, played his position satisfactorily.
: Stidham, from the Quickseps, did admir-
!, ably, and Tally played well behind the bat;
! indeed, considering the fatigue of the
, Quicksteps, and their disabled condition,
! they did remarkably well. Clnch was
, badly hurt during the game, but stuck to
7 his position like Spartan. Lie will prob
ably not play to-day or tomorrow.
, The confidence of the supporters of the
!, club is unshaken, and although they met
with two defeats during their trip, the
splendid game with the Actives of ten in
nings, and which even the Reading people
now admit should have been tie, and
their victory of Friday, fully redeemed
them in the eyes of their friends.
This afternoon the Activcs, of Reading,
will come down and playthe second game OF
this series with the Quicksteps.
| Fowzer will again play second, and Hindle
behind the bat, with Tally probably in
Clinch's place. and Kelly at first.
will be- very large and will be swsllen by
visitors from Reading, Philadelphia and
Chester. Those who desire good seats VIII
have to go out early. Game called at half
past three.
On Tuesday the famous Peabody club Of
Baltimore, will play our home team in tbis
city. They are the champions of the South.
and a fine club. The game will be a good
one. '-I. ..
On Thursday they go to Philadelphia and
play the third game of the season with the
Actives, special team going up from this
city. I'
GAMES ON SATURDAY.. :.
The Wawausetts and Weldin clubs, of this
city, played game on Saturday, resulting
in favor fthe former by a score Of 12 to +
The Actives, of Reading, went to Harris.
burg on Saturday, and were badly defeated.
The score standing at the.cnd of the ninth
inning, IA to 5.
| The Mutuals on Saturday leleatcd the
Athletic. at Philadelphia by the following
score:
Q 3 5 6 rs
Athelcctic, 90 90 0G
Mutual, 0 90 % Q @ 4, &c,
GAMES TO CONE oFF.-pRoFEss1ANA,.
Sept. @.-Philadelphia vs.. Chicago, at;
Chicago. "~
Sept. 25.-Philadelphia VS.. Chicago, at
Chicago. ~
Sept. s7.-Philadelphia vs.. St. Louis. at
st. Louis. ~
Sept. sS.-Philadelphia vs.. St. Louis, at
st. Louis. ~
AMATEUR.
:, Sept. 2O.-A. H. Cain VS.. Defiance, At.