The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
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Saturday's Game G0sstp Gnd Nos1
The Baltimore club on their way hhc,
stopped here saturday afternoon, and pted
the second game with the Amateurdand
were beaten by the following score:
Innings, 1 2 8 81
Quicksteps, s 1 so 90 s O120
Baltimore, 0 % o 0 0 oil
Base hits, Q. 16, with total Of II B. 9,
with total ef4. Passed balls, 6ellan, >;
Quinton, 1. Runs earned B. l; on fors,0;
@. earned, 10 on errors, 10. Fiel errors,
B. 8; Q. 8. Missed fly catches, H1; 9. 2.
Time of game, one hour and fty-four
minutes. Umpire, John Sayers. he game
was witnessed by about 800 peple, who
were not very highly entertaine, as the
playing on the part of the visitorpo
but little interest or fascination Lanerty
was too much for them on th&itch, ana
the other boys beat them at othf positions,
with little or no trouble. N
The boys yesterday climbed lp tho trees
as usual, and got several falls.
Moody and sankey is the itest cogno-
men for base ball club In thb city.
The Baltimore Club are Dit three hun
dred dollars on their last trip
The Kleinz Club, of Philadelphia, COM
template tour through theN Western States,
they expect to be gone thtty day. They
will play in Allegheny Cit yon the Fourth q
July. #
Now that the Amateurs have conquered
most all the "Words" tbat came this way,
why not takle the Experts of Harrisburg :
Base Bawlists-sabiss.
Nobody but rough will insult an umpire.
Chester" sayshe never plays a game Of
base ball but Whit he reaches the home
plate-at the family circle.
The practice o. Kissing and taunting tho
visiting clubs should be discontinued.
1t is we'll to havs sympathy with your home
club and express appreciation, OF their
several good plays, but no good can come
from the perncious practice above men
toned.
The Amateurs are trying to arrange
games for this week with the Philadelphias,
Reading actives, and the Elizabeth of New
Jersey, also with the Peabody, If possible.
Bertchell was at his old tricks yesterday,
making overthrOws.
Talley is making very good right fielder
now. His pr )gress is marked by more ny
catches, and quicker movements than when
he began.
Our home club should make tour, and
beat the leading clubs on their own grounds
Nickels, of the New Havens is quite II
vorite as pitcher. The day his club beat
the Hartfords, his colleagues were go over
joyed that they carried him IN their arms
off the field.
Dickerson and Smiley have won the title
of ''sharp little Players, 8
"Jake" is decidedly the favorite of the
audience, and he well deserves the notice
he receives. aa
The ball field should be more largely pa
tronized than 1t is. A city with such ball
club as Wilmington now possesses, should
do all in its power to make its efforts to en-
tsrtain as much financial success as possi-
BILE.
Kelly has won the confidence of the pe0-
pie, and they have implicit faith in him =
q centre feldman.
The Western base ball club, of this city,
visited New Castle, on Saturday, and de-
feated the Active of that city by the fol-
lowing score: Active Is, Western IL. VIM.
Sutton, of this city, umpired the game.
The Western is open to challenges.
The reporters of Philadelphia are organ
izing a nine. Now let Chadwick bring his
pets along. Z
Parks has left the Boston club and sup
plief tie place made vacant on the Cinctn-
natl nine by Sam Fields resignation. Al
The Philadelphias and st. Louis Reds
play on the Jefferson street grounds on the
Fourth of July. band of music will play
between the innings.
Last year the Hartfords we're considered
the weakest batting team. Their record
this season shows a wonderful improvements
and 1t would not surprise many to see them
make squirt that would secure the coveted
Eennant.
The games played saturday were as fol-
lows st. Louis 8, Athletics 8; Chicagoes
16, Mutuals 2; Bostons 8, Cincinnati
Louisville 7, Hatford 5.