Daily Republican., 1882-08-24
THIRD EDITION.
BASH BALL.
The Game Between the MaFeus
Hook and stOur ROys" Nester'
dny-Games EIBow here.

The Game Between the marcus
Hook and sour ROys" NeSter'
dAy-Games Elsewhere.
The game Yesterday between the
tour BOYS" aud the @. s. Larkin club
was the best played this season, and
was honestly won by the "Our Boys"
being stolen from teeth and toe nail"
by the umpire brought down by the
Hook nine, indeed he might have been
styled the player of the game. He
made at least four wrong decisions, and
then made such notoriOusly bad de-
cision that he was shamed into rever-
sing IL. Crowley and Pierson have been
engaged for the balance OF the season.
VIM. Il. Clark took right field in the
absence Of Downing. The best batters
in the Larkin nine were the pitcher
and catcher of the semi professional
Houston's of Chester, and the FIRST and
third basemen we're from the Ross nine
of Chester. In the first part of the game
the Larkips succeeded in getting several
base hits off Ocheltree, but in the last
Eve innings they were utterly unable TO
hit him. Had it not been for the several
unlucky errors Of Tatnall, the "Our
Boys" would certainly have won the
game, Notwithstanding the obstacles
they had to play against. The our
Boys" lost the toss and went to the bat,
and both sides were blanked. The
Yame seemed to be in favor OF tile ''Our
Boys" when in the ending OF the third
inning Tatnsll made series OF errors,
after which the Larkins made six runs.
1t is extremely unlucky for the Our
Bows that Tatnall was found lacking at
this particular moment, for his playing
in the rest of the game was excellent,
as he Is unquestionably one of the best
in the club. The Our Boys pulled one
ahead in the seventh and the Larkins
tied the score in the eighth and then the
excitement became intense, and the
Cur Boys went to the bat in the ninth.
Weller knocked foul, which was
caught out at first base, and Crowley
went out on a foul, which was caught
by the catcher of the Larkins, and KieH-
endefer was put out at first.
The Larkins then went to the bat and
Macklem reached first on error Of Std
ham but was put out for trying to
reach second, and Plumly went out on
o fly while Jumbo Barto went out
vi bUKIhoPs las was OH uoAhk AOo-
ture of the game. L. G. Barto who |
was Immediately dubbed jumbo by the
crowd, weighed about two hundred |
pounds, and his size furnished much |
amusement for the spectators in the |
tenth inning.
Pierson and Simpson went out on fys 1
and Ocheltree was put out at first.
Truitt led off with good base hit
and was sent home by a hit for three
bases by the catcher OF the Larkins and
the Larkins left the field, the game in
their favor by score of 10 to 9 being in
detail as follows:
Larkins 006 2 0 001 10 1-10.
Our Boys O33O 3 0 o. 8.
Crowley played grand game behind
the bat and added much strength to the |
Our Boys.
The Quickstep 60 to Marcus Hook |
this afternoon to play the @. S Larkins
club.
The Our Boys will play the Actives
of Media, on Saturday next, being the
second game of the SERIES Doris, Of |
the Trenton, will play them then and
will continue for the remainder of the
season.
There is one thing that the Our Boys
should attend to, and thai is to keep
the boys quiet who come to see the
game. The ladies who wish to come
will be disguised if it is not stopped,
besides it is ungentlemanly to the Wis
iting club.
At Philadelphia yesterday the Phila- |
delphia defeated the Buffalo by the fol.
lowing score:
Philadelphia 41OOO O0-5
Buffalo O00 0 l 0 2 0 0-3I
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
At Boston-Boston, 7; Detroit, 2.
At Cincinnati-Cincinnati, 3; Ath-
letic, 2.
At Worcester-W Worcester, IA; Chi
cago, 5.
At Troy-Cleveland, 5; Troy, 2.
At Harrisburg Harrisburg, 2; Mer-
ritt, of Camden, l.
At St. Louis-Allegheny, 10; St.
Louis, 3.