The daily gazette., 1883-09-14
BASE BALL.
Return of the QuiclEstep-Their Rich
mOnd VictoTy-NOtes.

mona NlcFOIy-NObos.
TRENTON, N. j., Sept. 13.-Passed balls,
wild pitches and three hits gave the Brook
lyns four runs in the first four innings OF
the game in this city to-day. The home
team made grand rally at the bat in the
eighth inning and scored five runs, but the
rooklynites got In another run in The ninth
and defeated the Trentons by score of 8 to
@. The score follows:
TrentOn........... 0 . VI o o 8 o. 6
Earned runs, Trentor, 1; Bro ,klyn, 1; Base
nits, Trenton, v; Brooklyn, 9; total base hits,
Trenton, 2, Brooklyn, s; first base on balls
Trenton, 2; struck out, Trenton, 4; brooklyn, 8;
passed balls, Trenton, I; Brooklyn. 4; wild
pitches, Trenton. a Brooklyn, 2; double play,
Trenton; sacrifice hit, Trenton; umpire, Mr..
Grifhths; time of game, two hours
At Boston; ."-.=-.." .......
Bhicago, ,........ 1 o 90 o o. /
Base hits, Boston, 8; Chicago, 4; errors, Bos-
ton, .; Chicago, H.
At Providence:
Providence ..... o 0 3 oO3 /. 9
Detroit. ........... 2 o 0 s. Q
Base hits, r9yidence. q Detroit, IL; errors,
Providence, 6; Detroit Z.
At Louisville:
Metropolitan. 00 o q j o.
Base hits Metropolitan, 4, Eclipse, 9; errors,
Metropolitan, 2.
At St. Louis:
st. Louis. o o 0 0 o 0 o. 0
baltimore ........ o 0 o. . 3 5
Base hits, st Louis, 8; Baltimore, $; errors,
st. Louis, /; Baltimore, s.
At Cincinnati:
Cincinnati .... 0 o 0I0
Allegheny y........ 0 o o 0 0 0 2
Base hits, Cincinnati, 10; Allegheny, s; errors
Cincinnati, 8; Al egheny, 0.
At Philadelphia:
Philadelphia 0 o o o o. 0
Cleveland........ o Q o . 01 0 K
Base hits, Philadelphia o. Cleveland Q; errors,
Philadelphia z, Cleveland 2.
At Columbus: ...-. g..
Ath etic. ........ 2 8 0 O1 0 4 IL
Columbus ..... o o o o i Z o o.
Base hits, Columbus IL, Athletic IA; errors,
Columbus s, Athletic 4.
At ohnstown-Johnstow 6, Altoonas 8.
NOTES.
An important meeting of the Quickstep
Base Ball Association will be held this eve
ming.
All the Brooklyn team except Geer, Far
row, Burns and Smith have been signed for
next year.
Fox pitched again for yesterday; result,
four wild pitches and the Gather seven
| passed balls.
Dorr was in town last evening. He left
for Harrisburg this morning pitch in the
game with the Anthracites to-day.
Manager Taylor of the Brooklyn declines
any connection with the new association
which met in PittsbDrg few days ago.
Crowley, late of the Athletics, is now with
/ the Clevelands. His hit in the seventh inn
ing yesterday won the game for the Cleve-
land.
Good weather came on the Quickstep yes
terday and they played a game with the
Richmond, defeating them by a score OF G
to 3.
A large crowd should greet the boys to.
day on their return. The game with the
Brooklyns should attract interest, from the
fact that it is good team and the boys will
do their best to win both games.
There is general impression that some
of the League and American Association
clubs indend to have reserve mines for next
season. The Cincinnati Club has already
signed % players, the Allegheny Club is
after enough Interstate players to fill three
mines, and the players have been notified
that an agent of the club will be among
them In the East this week. The Philadel-
phia Club is also in the market for players,
but has not signed any as yet,
Despite the fact that the Northwestern
League and Interstate Association are
under the same protection as the League and
American Association the latter are now
breaking into the mines of the former, al
though their rules explicitly state that no
players under the protection of either asso-
citation shall be signed until after October
10. Cincinnati first broke the rule about 10
days ago, when Peoples, of the indianapolis
nine, was signed for next season for $500
The Allegheny club came along next and
signed Knowles, the first baseman of the
Anthracites. On Wednesday evening Man
, ager Bancroft, of the Cleveland nine, signed
Harkins, pitcher of the Trenton nine, and
about the same time Mr.. Simmons, of the
Athletic club, put up the advance money
for Milligal, the Anthracite catcher, who
agreed to play next season for 81 900.