Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1875-09-22

THt ri.5H5Dy uUtcKsTEP -ANcrHIR nYtEAl
toR THE HONE TEAM
The Peabody Cluicllsiop game, yesterday after.
noon. was Witnessed by probably as n,e;y per
| sons as the Active QdieAstep game Of the day
persons were within the el.cioanre. the remain
der occupying the hills which overlook the
grounds. The Qu!eksteps were once more sent
to the bat. and MI. William Langtien OF bulti-
more, was chosen umpire.
FISHER opened with a living two la &c hit. and
tho whole Zine did some heavy batting which Gu
aaleu them TO score slN runs III tue first inning.
The striped-stochlngs were not SO sUccessllll,
ald We're retired with only two Iuns Pablo ey-
pectatlon was thus raised to Il lofty height on
account Of this brilliant batting on the part OF
our home team. but it sank low at the end OF
the next Innings when the Peabodvs had scored
ught more riile while the Qllcketeps had been
banked THIS lead of fem runs the QuckHteps
Were unable to overcome and put their own
score the advance. though ties gradually cnf Cd
up tho gap until tho end OF the eigllth inniur
when the game was tied. In tbs ual inning,
however. tie Quichstepi were retired without
run, while the Yiaitot- had scored thlee, with
only one qut, when tire shades Of evening began
to sc tie over the field and the game was called
BY the umpire the score standing y 10 49,
Ihe game Was very pIottucted one pro-
longed by the heavy batting on both Sides and
by some unlocked for occurrences. lii ihe nth
inning Bushong, who had been brought down
from Philadelphia 10 catch for the tlaiche:ops,
had his left fore iinger split, which forced lin
to retire, and I!indIe, although with a .ol hand
and two fingers tied together, took his place
AMID the cheerings OF the crowd. This caused
al interruption ot several Minutes Rul in the
next inning further delay was eeca-iaHed b.
Lalerty refusing to pitch after decision ad-
verso TO the t1uickstep club BY which Stone, of
the leabodys, was permitted to huld ifis tilrd
base after he had been clearly ont ont BIZ E.all-
Ell before he had reached IT, This umpire pae
accepted couditioHdily that ii lie iailed to give
satisfaction he Should be retired Tins Naa re.
copied ~ the opportunity for this somewhat TN.
usual proceeding, and Manager Mishler supplied
his place with Ressler OF the heading Actlyes,
per request.
Both nnes did some miserable tieliing The
Qa.cksteps were especially weak ut tli4 work
but the players attribute this to tie changes Of
position, Which was unavoidable because sever
al of The regular players were disabled ana una
bic to assume their places The game was Il
Succession of nuila, almost all the PLAYERS being
accountable for their share The visitors made
some objectionable errors i'll the field one of
which was the throwing Of u foul bali 10y F.!l-
more, the short.atnp, 10 Sid, instead OF Ia Ditch.
er. At another time, the Qucksttps scored
one ran OH passed. balls. The forte Of the Pea
bodys Is their battlGg, and this they do well.
Carr, however is scarcely suecus, III the saie,-
title point Of ''hl0cAina
The following is the score
Innings ............. 23I5b7S9 rutal
Quicl4tepa. ......,....G G0B54220 -ty
Pe@bodys' 2 0 ! 0l3 y
This afternoon the Reading Actiyes Will play
the Peabodye on the Qlckstep. grounds. To-
morrow afternoon, another game will be PLAYED
between the Actlves and tlmcksteps At tho rame
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