Daily Republican., 1882-09-11
FOURTHEDITION
our R0Ys OEFEATED.
The Young Am eFIcaS Win the bGll
-Oiher Games, Etc.

The Young Am BFIcaS win the OG1l
-Other Games, Etc.
On Saturday afternoon Our Boys
went to Ph'sdelphia and played the
second game " 9Th the Young Americas
Of that city, on the Steoton cricket
grounds at Wayne junction on the
NorriStown and Germantown branch
OF the Phjladelphia and Iec ding rail-
road. The first five innings Of tie
Igame were closely contested and the
Americas were only one run ahead. 10
the sixGh inning, however, theAmeIi-
cas- changed pitchers, which had tie
desired effect and Our Roys were un-
able to hit him effectually and were
retired in one, two, three order In each
of the remaining iupings, while the
visitors batted Ocheltree for q number
of runs and the whole club seemed TO
have become demora''Zs at the change
and made numerous errors with the
Exception of Tatnall and Higgins who
sustained the reputation of the clu b by
their excellent playing The following
Is the score by innings:
Young America x-ls
A remarkably good game was play; d
in this city GU Saturday afternoon on
the Union street grounds between the
Attics o; Philadelphia and the Defiance
of this city. The game was witnessed
by about 800 persons. At the end of the
seventh inning the score was tie and
the interest manifested was intense, but
in the two closing inniugs the home
club made several bad errors which al.
lowed their opponents TO scote six runs,
while they were retired without q run
aud consequently lost the game. The
following ia the score
Defiance ..........1 20 O. Q
Ol Saturday tne Golden Star Club de.
feated the Morning Star Nine by n
score of % toll.
The Unique Base Ball Club defeated
the Hickory Club on the r odney street
grounds on Saturday by me following
score.
Hickory. 900 100 6-lO
Uutque. 0 o OS6l x-lS
Our Boys, Jr., defeated the Quick
steD, Jr., on Saturday by score of 81
too,
The Violets defeat ! the Maple Leaf (,
of Forty Acres on Saturday at the
Schuetzen Park b. score offs to-.
The j. l.. Carpenter Club of this city
defeated the Acme Club of Newport, at
the latter place by score of II to 49,
A game between the Defiance and
Quicksteps, both of this city. is looked
lor this afternoon on the Union street
grounds, but as the weather is uufavor.
able it will doubtless be postponed.
TC morrow afternoon Our Boys will
play the Houston nine, of South Caes-
ter. A good game is anticipated as the
Houstons are a strong team.
The game on Wednesday between
the Athletics, of Philadelphia, aud the
Qnicksteps, OF this city, on the new
grounds will no doubt attract large
crowd.
Aba GOokeu the new manager of Our
Boys is negotiating for two new players
for the balance of the season.
Two p.cBPd nires played match
game in the Ninth ward on Saturday.
A, A. Wilson and F. P. Springbett were
captains of retrospective mines and the
former were victorious by score of 6
TO 3.
The Arctics were highly elat over
their treatment in this city on Satur-
day by the Defiance Club and promise
them a royal good time upon their visit
to Philadelphia.
There is little change in the standing
for the American Association cham.
piOnship. The Cincinpati still leads
with the Athletic and Louisville fol.
lowing.
In The League championship the
Providence still maintains its lead, al
though it is not yet out Of danger and
the Chicago atill has chance 10 win.
The following games were play
elsewhere on Saturday:
AT Decentralization, a; Merritt, of
Camden, 3.
At New York-Metropolitau, s; Phil.
adelphia, A.
AT St. Louis-St. Louis, A. Cinc'n.
natl, 3.
AT Detroit-Detroit, 8; Boston, 0.
AT Chicago-Chicago, "a; Troy, l;
eight innings.
AT Ref 1ing-Active, 4; Burlington,3. |
At Buffalo-Butfalo, ID; Worcester 2. !