The daily gazette., 1883-08-06
STILL AT THE BOTTOM.
HOLDING FIRMLY TO LAST
POSITION.
THE oUIoKsTEP's USUAL LOSS.
The Old Story of Disastrous Errors at q
Critical Time Scores of All of SRtur-
days Games.

grasp. In the seventh and eighth innings.
however, disastrous errors by Fox at third,
and Kennel at centre-feld, gave the An
thracites two runs and allowed them to take
a lead which the Quicksteps failed to over
come.
Dorr pitched for the visitors and was very
effective, while Cusick caught him in excel
lent style, with one error. Yarnall pitched
for the home club, but as the Quicksteps
began TO thump him In pretty lively style,
he gave way to Miller alter the fifth inning.
Benners led at the bat for the Quicksteps
and Milligan or the Anthracites, each max
ing three two-hase hits. The Quicksteps
made seven hits with total of II, and the
Anthracites nine with total of IL. There
was large audience, who were delighted
at the success If the home club, even
though it was due so.ely to the errors of the
| Quicksteps Following is the score by in
| nings.
Anthracite. te........ o 0 o. A
Quickstep.. ....... 2 0 0 o. 3
Earned run, Quickstep, i; errors, Quickstep,
8; Anthracite, 8; bsse hits, Quickstep, 7; total
II; Anthracite, o; total 12; struck out, Kennel
| and Waitt; left on bases, Quickstep. s; Anthra-
cite, 8; two base hits, Benners, 3; Milligan, 8;
on called balls, off Dorr, 3; of Yarnall, /; off
Miller, 2; passed balls, Cusck, L; Grady, l.
Umpire, Holland.
BRooKLYN's GOOD WORK.
HARRISBURG, PA, August 4.-The re-
Gently strene thened Brooklyn team crawled
out of an exceedingly small hole, in this
afternoons game with the Harrisburgs, a
lucky error giving them two runs and the
game In the ninth inning, when hope had
almost departed from their breast. Schap-
part pitched for the home club, and the Wis
itors were unable to bat him with any effect.
In the Brooklyn's last inning. after two men
were out, ball was knock to Shetzline, at
second base, which that usually reliable
fielder allowed to go past him, and two runs
were afterward scored, which permitted
Brooklyn to walk away with game that
should have been won by the home club.
The score by innings is as follows:
Harrisburg. ........ o o 0 0 0 0-I
Brookiyn.......... o o 0 0 q 2
THE AcTIvEs BEATEN.
READING Pa, august 4.--The Trenton
club easily defeated the Actives, this after
noon, by the following score:
AotTS aSsPFsn.::.: .:::.:::. S-s ga
OTHER GAMES -...
At Detroit:
philadelphia. o o o.
Detroit. it............ o 0 o o. o
Rase hits; Philadelphia, I; Detroit, 81; errors,
Philadelphia, 8; Detroit, 8; pitchers, Coleman
and Weidman; umpire, Decker.
At Chicago:
Chicago GSS gSrk:.. o SGSSSSS "a
Base hits, New York {; Chicago, 7; errors,
New New York, 8; Chicago, 8: pitchers. Welch and
Goldsmith, umpire, Lane.
At Cleveland:
Boston. 3 0 2 0 2 0 x-7
Base hits, Cleveland 4, Boston 8; errors,
Cleveland IL; Boston 9; pitchers, Sawyer and
Buf11Rton; umpire, Bradley.
At Buffalo:
Ruffalo. o 8 Q 2 O-16
Base hits, Buffalo y, Providence II; errors
Rutfalo9, Providence 8; pitchers Calvin and
Radbourne; umpire, Furlong.
At Columbus:
Columbus ........ o 0 0 2 O-6
Eclipse .... o o ~ o Q o x.7
Base hits Columbus g. Eclipse 10; errors Co
lumbus 9, Eclipse 5; pitchers DundOn and
Hecker: umpire, McNichOls.
At Philadelphia:
Athletic. c.......... l 0 / % o l. B
Baltimore. o o.
Base hits. Athletic 8, Baltimore II; errors,
Athletic I, Baltimore 4: pitchers, Corey and
Emsie; umpire, Kelley.
At New York fourteen innings);
Allegheny .....'0 0 o 0 90 8 0 OOO 0 2-e
Metropolitan. Ol0O10 81
Base hits, Allegheny 10; Metropolitan II; er-
rors, llegheny s; Metropolitan I; pitchers Barr
and Keefe. Umpire, Walsh.
At Cincinnati:
Cincinnati ,...... o 90
st Louis. 0 0 0 o. l
Base hits, Cincinnati !; St, Louis I; errors,
Cincinnati .; ST. Louis ]: pitchers, White and
McGnnis Umpire, Daniels.
AT Richmond:
Nationals ........ ! ! Ia
game of base ball was played at the
Delaware Pulp Works, Saturday, by nine
from the Augustine MILLS and a nine from
the pulp works. The following is the score
by innings:
Augustine ........ I o-,4
On Saturday the Phnnix Active defeated
the Wilmington by score of 10 to L, the
run being due to an error by one of the
Phenix players.
SUNDAY GAME IN COLUMBUS.
In Columbus, yesterday, the home club
defeated the Eclipse, of Louisville, by the
following score:
Columbus ....... 2 2 0 90
Eclipse ...... o 0 o 0--5
THE INTERSTATE RECORD.
The work OF the past week has made a
material difference in the Interstate cham
pionship schedule, not in effecting any alter
alton In the position, but in making the race
more close and exciting. In games won
the defunct Merritt club is still ahead, but
Harrisburg is only one game behind, and