The Morning herald., 1875-09-23

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nents, the delegates applauded loudly. The
nal M for applause. They were unanhimousl,
The convention then adjourned sine die.
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THE ACTIVE PEABODY eAnr-rHE READ.
ING CHAMPIONS v1cToR1ous-THR GAME
TODAY. Gtt-rgrHW Ir uDF .oID.
Yesterday afternoon, about eight hundred
persons witnessed the gave of base ball be-
tween the Actives AMI Peabody at the
Quicksteps grounds ip this city. ,,.
The game was an excellent one, although
the score proved large. The crowd was
unruly and disorderly.
Fowzer, Of the Quicksteps umpired the
game with general satisfaction. -, d.
The Actives lost the toss and were sent to
the bat. j" .''y "'' -.
First 1nnings-stott opened the game
with foul fly, taken by catcher. Goodman
hit a long fly to center, and was retired.
James popped fly to left anu retired the
field. No runs. '-.. ? ,--'ag -
Taylor, for the J" Peabody" sent safe
liner for his base to left. Stone. hit to Sec
Eond and retired Taylor at second and him
self at first. Carl had three strikes, and
BY passed. BALI made second. Fillmore,
slow liner to right, made his first, but Carl
was put out at the home plate in running
from third. No runs. =
Second lnnings-Loyett opened the Sec
wi h n Ax, 10 Fc1,~
tired by the second baseman. Dillon low
to second and by error was given his first.
Davis put fly to second and it being fumbled
made his first. Warren struck to pitcher
and retired. Smith struck to center max
ing his second and bringing in Dillon and
Davis. Ressler hit to short and retired the
side at first with two runs. '-' ''''
Fillmore popped fly to right and was re-
tired at home. Dickinson, short fly to left
and reached his base by error, and in
stealing second was retired Muncher
fly to short and the side retired with no
rtes. ,.
Third Innings-stott made safe hit
for first by striking liner to left.
Goodman long fly to left making second,
James bound to pitcher and retired on the
first. Loyett, low liner to right making
second and sending in Stott and Goodman.
Dillon struck short to center and retired.
Davis, fly to second. Warren struck fly to
right and was retired ,Lovett come. Three
runs. .I,.
.Stratton struck weak fly to short. Rev.
ellis, hit grounded to short retiring at first.
Hubert, foul tip to catcher. Side out and
no runs. ,,.. ,.. ..a, -. .iT1T
Fourth Innings-Smith hit long Av to
rfrht RnNfnr or,1
liner to second and being too high for sec
ond baseman, was given first, but was
caught mapping on his base and retired. Stott
popped weak foul at home and retired the
side with goose egg.
!1aylor NIT ny to short center making his
base. Stone fouled out to catcher. Carl
low to left and safe for first. Fillmore
struck to first and retired, Taylor coming
IN. Dickinson hit hot liner to second which
was we'll held. One run.
Fifth 1nnings-Goodman struck to third
and by error made base. James struck
short to first making the base by error
Lovett grounder to center making second,
and Goodman coming home. Dillon
mort to right and made his second, James
coming home. Davis fly to short. Warren
nlgh liner to extreme center making third,
Lovett and Dillon coming home. Smith
'hort fly to center got his base, and sending
n Warren. Ressler weak fly to short and
ssmith running to second retired the side.
tive runs.
Muneher liner to short and by wild throw
first, made his second. Stratton grounder
0 short and first by error. Revells out. on
trikes. Halbert popped up weak fly to
atcher. Taylor long low fly to center max.
ng third and sending in Mnucher and STRAIT
on. Stone short to center making his base
nd sending in Taylor. Carl grounder to
sft making his second. Fillmore hit
rounder to second but made base, Carl and
tone coming in. Fillmore retired at first
, running to second. Five runs.
Sixth Innings--Ressler hit hot f1y TO
ltcher which was well taken. Stott popped b
p a fly to third and retired; Goodman short G.
TO right and got base. James struck out -
nd retired the side with goose egg,
Dickinson foulded out to catcher. Mitch j
,r grounder to short and retired at first. CT
irattop struck grounder; passed third and te
ade his first; Revells struck short center -
aklns first. Stratton retired in making y
ird. No runs.
Seventh 1nnings-Lovett, in the seventh, m
TN grounder to left, getting his base IN
'ieiy' DAioH ioulcu up W cdJCner. LOV- | Es
out in stealing second. Davis hit short th
centor, making hi base. Warren, daisy tn
right, making his second and Davis in d "
NTH hit bouncer to pitcher and retired +,
Q side at first. One run. ri
Revells fouled out to catcher. Halbert hit ar
'ong to center and made third. TAYLOR lin
r,ck to short, making first by error. Hal. inI
IT came in. Stone hit to ceLter, got his ne
Sc. Carl fculd out. Fillmore struck to hu
her, by error made base, but Stone re- III
ed at second. One run. I,.| ceJ
eighth Innings-Resler struck bouncer
short and retired at first; Stott, grounder
center making the base; Goodman, daisy tht
right safe for first; James fair foul to tn,
:, making his base and sending in Stott: VII
7ett, short fly to right and was well ha
EN-; Dillon, daisy to right, got his first .ioa
sent in Goodman; Davis, bouncer to tn
rt, and by weak throwlto first, held It, tag
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