Daily Republican., 1882-09-04
BALL AND Bat
..vs WIN ANOrHER HAAa GAME
|aS Do1Ss o1,SsDAY-OrHER NOTES
OIL eF INTEREST.

.u,ously announced Oul
sgs sn,d sn,ltIs sns would play in this city Of o.,
9iSdelpDlss lssS,cb had the effect Of
stardSy wnaoD Ins number Of people to
tapeng lAS As The PhiladelphiH, lin Lint
sibsHll;; ll;;,sTsd Ms crack team. an inter
- cODslaoo'sUTua sTas looked for, but thu
ling gamss disappointed W as the visitorl
IL TUoiisssfsble game while Oul
,ssds nd %'1' ! GOOD game, which fact
N. tspt tho crowd dH1nSioN from LEAVING of sbs t6s
rand' pTnO IN Justice to the home clut
@tsst ~ ~ Dbsneft of those who wit
% iior tne .ams. OI the manager Of Our
~ al,a,sd tSS that they challenged the
bl. sGa'CS TG1"Sauee, because they had a
k bhCnrisa b',a,ion and were surprised tc
,,SsTs such poor players. ne !. ,,isi, visiI
y osT " NJ. arrive on the grounds until
Epalas NJ DOO'clock, having missed the
iels. CIV consequently che game was
sisTIllGG,. lGG,.1aysd, when they did ar.
y Y, UV Ssre three players short and
dualsSsOtly T three men, White, Moon
@S3oSIIis TsIisv of this city had to be
sLa s.LItai1sd' &s' while the audience were @
eAp,assv, 'as with the playing Of the visi'
iIls'0S w. ere we'll pleased with the
tl tney W., W ,ba home nine and they
~ 9.,si T hem a tough team and
'llastV1 ~ usual standard Of amateur
Sn " " n intervals on Saturday the
dl@ a. Az very exciting and several
p1s z '.vs ~ we're vs made by Our Boys.
~ E,sv" ES,T" and Doris played well, the
.Slsu,s, ~ u,.s,stiuC much merrimeut by his
alaS~i aaSios around the bases, as be
ttilnSSI " t,.vsI almost as fast as the ball
a Iss The Tbs game was called with the
w. w., A. The bat, who succeeded In
49, 49, three runs on srrors The
Y IsaSS RD,s, BY series of brilliant errors
vI%T XII Of the visitors succeeded In
nIlsS !.lsS ,svsp runs in the first inning,
s.lDs s..iD N second, two in the fifth and
lM%S ~, tSs sixth. Our Boys made 10
,sa ,ss.a.,Tt~,Qainst 2 by the visitors.
TSsSIIVingis the score by innings:
~, ISs.%S,,"'.''.....7 so OF 4 -lS.
Svst Erthngo. 0 D y y d
M n,,y TAYLOR umpired the game.
n. INA MATT game to be played by Our
Ssv,t ~ tsEs place on Wednesday after
' .":r Dsrt on the new grounds, when
,I.v ~ III meet the Houston's of South
N Ssts, A semi professional club, OF
Sisst si sanding. As they are beyond a
imSts strong team, a close and excit-
i~ODteSt may be looked for.
OTHER GAMES
ina McGrath Senate of this city Wis.,
Nj Nav Castle on Saturday and play
M1mstch game with the Brady Sen
u cftbst place. The game was very
1s,sstipp and closely contested, the
,Trs Al the end of the eighth inning
rupdipg 5 to3. The ninth inning was
meued with the Brady nine to the bat,
vbsn one ofthe players made q good
bk but while running to second STUN
ba and fell and before he coultl recov-
d himself was put out. The New Cas-
10 club we're of the opinion that he
lhpuld beaIowed TO take his base in
view Of the accident, but the visitors
did not think so, consequently the game
was called. Some brilliant plays were
made by both clubs, among them being
a running catch OF a hot line ball by
KsoCh otthsMCGrath nine. The fol-
loving Is tho score by innings
7 Brsdy Ssnats.."..0 l 0 0 l 0 0-3
MsGnth SsEsts,....O 0 90 l / 0 Ia
On Saturday afternoon the Butcher
hys, Jr., defeated the Defiance, Jr,, on
hJuniOr grounds, in the Ninth ward,
i asCOre Ofl7 to 4. The Butcher
Bgs wore their new suits for the first
tnG
OnSaturdsy the Experts of this city
hltd PennSgrOve, N. j., and defeated
AShebe club Of that place by a score
dEb13.
An interesting game was played on
atuFdsy by the employees Of the
EgmOOr Iron Works styling them
klVS the Lone Star and Mechanics
llna which resulted in a victory for
ae latter BY score of 10 to 8.
lAs Defiance one of Wilmington's
GnAgeSE amateur teams, went 70 CheS'
y on Saturday afternoon and were
@atSd by tae Houston Club by a
Ete Of 3to7.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
At Observation-Disclosures, a;
EtuOpOlitan, /.
ASt LOuiS-st. Louis, II; Balti-
REs4.
A. Misunderstanding; Harrisburg,O
!. AZ u. Observation-Disclosures, 4; Allan
hhChicagO-Bo \ Boston, 7; Chicago, 2.
AZ Buialo-Providence, 2; Butfa-
nLVuiSVllle-Clucinnati,6 g; Eclipse 2
MaAAltoona-AthleJic, 10; Altoona, Z.
a MHo'tStOwn-De6ance, of Piladei-
hA 9; Alert, 4.
IAetollOwiDg Is from the Philadel- =
Iaa Times; The Actives of Reading
,Haa louisville on Saturday for the
!apose OF playing the Anthracite
IaOi that place. At the end of the
slNa innings the score stood 4 to l In
s@ s, OIL the Anthracite three of which
w, %oaaae on foul hit by Griffin,
~ aVu the umpire decided fair. At
sMSoT5lulng Of the fourth inning the
',. %pae called game saying that Pyle
ssiu ssa's Of the Aotives, did not pitch
! ssa sss OaIl' The Actives were willing
%%lnnue NJ the game. The Anthra-
MA \" wanted them to put Bohn into
rsS Psu' VINO had not been playing dur
M NV Y. game, but the Active refused
\. SuJ su,S on the ground that the UNI
N s'nad . called the game and could
A. ssS'sVerSe S'e his decision. The Anthra.
s% M tSa ISs'used to share the gate money
S,vs.e NJ sae visitors from Reading and the
'''' were Shamefully treated.
NOTES OF THE GAME.
dIS Saf Boys contemplate visiting Potts.
MI M Reading aud Pottstown next
AM p' american Association champion.
Strr0 ! T. now virtually decided and
Cn%as G " scarcely a doubt but that the
IL S'alau osn will be the first club to fly
5No5Ts Teaasnt' !. The Athletic may i'm
jr,S'n' ' 'aelr position for second place
.t@aISS 'ne next two weeks but is now
Il IT 4 iL'tesSed by Louisville.
pSv,5sne sne League Championship the
NCDnS Sence y leads with Chicago a close
tvIt tla sns ana q Boston good third. De.
Dss % 'ua Cleveland are a tie for fourth
kSisd with Buffalo only one game
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