The daily gazette., 1875-09-21
|IRST EDITION
I'll Dan for the ActtCes.
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nr,So THAT AsToNIsHED VIII
- lE.DOHTosIANs-A SOLID VICTORY
PnS'1OToRT FOR THE RED LEos.
nresence of over 1000 specta-
p 'ne 'Sneespterday afternoon the Quick,
yea y0aain faced the Pennsylvania
ps sga,A the Reading Actives, and
pnp,0%f'c1 ~ coming off victorious, as all
tesd 0, ,on cxpected, they met with
ilmlng, defeat. Numerous causes
lun,llnS, an,,rse. s assigned for the defeat,
Of dor oI compels the admission that
cia.h%uatnanding the disastrous errors
twllns',h Tho home club, the heavy
hds .isoa y Of the Active club was what
pn the vlUT Wv ~ encc,l at 3;25 o'clock with
PlsEy sEy.'J;olstcps at the bat, and was
QulcnS,Ssted all through, though
btly con.' na attained decisive lead in
+ Aes,s'ii i,,b inning by some of the heavi'
f ioaI.u s,,ar ever seen in This city. They
osM,ISs lsso ISssll dying in all directions,
nt the gIn hv serious errors in the field
ID aIasu areo runs. This gave them a
offa o. f1asS which they securely held to
fe lesa S Close fielding however,
he q emu, %sve retired the Actives this
lOalu r mith but one or two rms.
Ping onirkstcps failed to play with
the nSs!'al Sal proficiency in the iield.--
Ell eii.v v' 'played poorly behind tho bat,
a.e! y pths than he has done this session,
poIe .non ~ his throwing to second was
~ ,iw.s rvsD bad. Geary played first in
I.aIlsnt ,liISo style, and only has one error
ScsTsdd Scsi,sd to him. Fowser failed to
leu,'tH D. ,Ho second base with his custo.
over artivity, '" and Stidham and Fisher
rals ~ode errors which might have
scn Tsa bsen avoided. Splain, Kelley
AZ as' stock covered tho out field with
na 1;l,iaut 1'Uts success, and Lafferty pitched
.a.5iiv Il,lii ali through the game, besides
asSin9 ,sSiI'y some splendid stops. At tho
y, nN Talley Ia led making the best hit o.
as rsme ru Fowser, Kelley, Lafferty
~ Na 1 Fisher also batted well.
DT The ~ NAV Of the Actives was steady
nj brilliant g throughout. A few field
r~ w. orrors were made, but they were
y, If n serious character, and thei
Cavy ' " batting coupled with fine field
10 enabled them to earn substantial
ictOry
Innings, l 2 8 4 5 6 Z 8 9
alEns''p l,irs , 0 / I / 3 o o O-1
Umpire, John Clapp, of the Athle
iCs
Al tbe end of the game some of tn
bnicksteps were presented with bou
II; by some Of the ladies present
hi il was with poor satisfaction tina
ey accepted these graceful compli
: bents
This afternoon the Quicksteps pla
Peabody club of Baltimore, TC
urow theActives play the same clu
4 the Quickstep grounds, and Thurs
M afternoon the Quicksteps will pla
Actives, for the last time this set
b., at their grounds in this city.
BALL NOTES.
Applauding player as he goes t
be bat is not always judicious, as wa
rred yesterday. Fowser was prob'
" more disconnected than pleased a
be premature applause he received
hd failed to bat with his usual exec
nee after his first hit.
Manager Mishlerand his gentleman
kl tossers, were taken in charge of b
be Quicksteps, last night, and show
bound the city.
At CINCINNATI, yesterday, the Har
BIRDS defeated Star, score 8 10 3. an
Do Philadelphia defeated the Red So'
Eore Q to ..
The floral tributes, yesterday afte
OOn, should haye been bestowed upo
Pc victorious pssSers.
The Diamond state club will probi
ly play the Quicksteps next saturda
ltternoon.
The game between the QuicksteI
And the Athletics will como off mel
week.