The Morning herald., 1876-08-05
ONE CENT.
Base Bsss.

The Chicago hit Dean for So bases.
Louisville has been skunked just II times
this season. Eg
Double figures we're scored in Is games y
1t is claimed that during July the CHI
cagoes played two games without an error.
Bulkeley. of the Hartford, says that tho
Hartford nine will remain Ia 1877 where II
is now. ,,.s..5s i, !, a a q sg.
Persons should also bear In mind ths
game on Monday, and save their extra quar-
ters for It. 'gT
Quinn. of Chicago, has been engaged by
the Louisville, as relief to Snyder for the
remainder of the season.
A match game Will be played at the
Amateurs grounds this Afternoon, ct three
O'Clock, between the Quicksteps, Jr., and
the Red Stockings.
Manager Richenberger Is trying to get the
management of the Chester club, which
return home to-day. The club played In
Williamsport yesterday.
Base Ball Clubs wishing to hire the Pro-
fessional grounds oan do 60 BY applyinr to
NJ. q. Ryan, Centennial News Store, 6O7
Market street. The grounds will be in sood
condition In few days.
The game to-day will no doubt be one 81
interest, and 1t is hoped that the grounds
be well filled. Remember the Adams
street grounds have been secured, and al
games will take place there. a ,sa} 81
In the late Mutual Chicago game, the
latter scored SO single and So total bases,
and the Mutuels 80 single and 35 totsls.
In the three Naturalization games, the
Boston scored 81 single and 66 total bases,
and the Mutuals 2S single and 80 totals. ~
The Cincinnati Enquirer says that 1.-THE
Circtnnatis are ever beaten as badly as the
Louisvilles by the Chicagoes, eve win
advise Mrs. Keck to trade of their bases
and bats for yaller dog, shoot the dog and
hire the boys out for the rest of the season
as wet nurses"
OF course you have to 20 from home to
hear news. This is the way the "Courier-
Journal" fixes up the Athletic ~ team:
Bradley, pitcher; Doug Allison or Brown,
catcher; Fisler, ID; Battin ~ 2b; Anson,
Sd; Hall, ! +; Harris or Eggler, 6 I; and Mey-
erie, rf. Who's to play shorta
In July, rs, 50 games were played, with
total of 49l runs for winners and iO2 for
losers, while during july, '76, 48 games
we're played, with total.o Drums 10 win
ners and 146 to losers. "A comparison OF
the above figures will show that the record
this year is not so good during July as dur
ing the same month last year. So It was in
June.
The charter of the Chicago Base Ball As
ISOLATION ran out early this spring. A new
clubs, Its managers are at work securing
of {o1 ~ no vyon IN kho
of those of the present year who retire.
The capital stock Of the new corporation &
$40, 900, with shares at 500 each. Spald-
ing and Barnes are stockholders to consid-
cradle amount. M
On next Wednesday It is expected that .
game will be played here with the Defiance
club of Philadelphia, by the Quickstep. The
Defiance boys are known as the champions
of Philadelphia, having beaten all the clubs
yet that have engaged with them. The
game here will no doubt be one Of the most
exciting ones of the season, and should be At
tended by all lovers of good base ball
game. Our boys are determined to do their
utmost to win the appreciation of the citi-
zens of Wilmington, If 1t can be obtained by
excellent ball playing.
All who desire the continuation of the
clubs existence here should contribute what
ever they can toward this object.
Mr.. Richenberger says If he gets control
of the Chester nine he will try and take
Splaine and Kelly with him.
Col. Mullegan, formerly manager of the
Hollydaysburg base ball club, says when
he sent letter to the "Item" in relation 10
the management of Mr.. r.Richenhergert Of the
Quicksteps, 1t was done in hot haste, which
he afterWard repretted
There is no doubt but Mr.. Richenberger
worked hard for the club, and 60 far % we
can learn his management during the tour
was not condemned by any of the play
ers.-ED. ~
Don't forget the game this afternoon be-
tween. the Western and the Quicksteps.
The former are said to be very good team,
and the game will no doubt be an interes-
ting one.
On Monday the San Francisco club are to
visit our city, and cross bats with tho
Amateurs, On the Rodney street grounds.
Wonders tor Solution.
Correspondence of the HERALD.1
Wonder how "Flip" is making oat in Har-
risburg. I.,
Wonder III the Amateurs will bat Cannon
to-day.
Wonder II Dickinson will knock ball
over the fence of the Professional grounds.
Wonder II Lomas will pitch for the Anna.
teurs
Wonder who will be manager of the
champion Amateurs.
Wonder how spslding felt after the game
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