Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-09
All Around the bases

Ii this nice weather continues the Iron
sides should play next week also, aud give
the Dauntless Of Mount joy date.
The Somcr club OF Philadelphia will
play tomorrow Instead of the Philadelphia
league, the after coming on Thursday.
The Somer is a good club aud IT will be 10
membered that about two weeks ago they
played twelve inning game with the
lrOnsdes,
The benefit game yesterday netted each
player on the Harrisburg team IA. The
receipts were 1854. Seven OF the players
Yesterday stated the salaries they would
like to have next year and they amounted
to S0lJ per mouth. The highest demand
was l75 and the lowest 1928 per month.
The Carlisle and Chambersburg clubs
played another game at Chambersburg Oh
Monday, the ChambeTsburg club winning
by score of 10 70 |. Leary was ineffective
in his delivery aud Chambersburg batted
him all over the field, l3 hits with a total
OF "a.
1t seems strange that a player like
Swetzer should be released in tho last
week of tho baseball 80 son. llo has
shown himseIf to be good player aud Ak
capable of occupying third base a. any
man that la yet bean in the position, or
| likely to be, whil0 his record as II batter IL
very good.
Kelly and SwGitzer, Of the lrunsides,
| were released this morning, and James
| Knowles has been engaged to play first
base, Spence going to third. The new man
played with the hnthraCjtes this season
| until the club disbandod. lie is tiue first
baseman and heavy batter, aud has been
engaged by the Allegheny club for next
season. He arrived this morning.
| Tho Altoona Times thinks that the Iron.
laa.l ILL, - I'D
probably meaning that they had players
who did not belong to the club. The
Times can just rest assured that every
player in that game was a member of the
club. They have all been regularly en-
gagged and are paid their wages pl omptly
every Saturday night.
A few games were played AS follows yes
terday:
At New York-Boston ), Metropolitan
1 Louisville e-Eclipse 3, Detroit @; st.
Louis 6, New York 4; Philadelphia
Athletic 4 Phiadelphia s.
The management of the Harrisburg
baseball club have decided to turn their
grounds into q skating rink for the coming
winter.
The Harrisburg Players
The players of the Harrisburg team are
as yet undecided as to where they will
play next year. They were all given their
release Monday, and after playing week
upon the co operative plan will 30 to their
respective homes. Miller has signed,
going with the Allegheneys at $1,000,
Cline and Reccius to Louisville, Myers,
Burns, McCloskey and Miller, the pitcher,
to Philadelphia, Casey to Binghamptou,
Shet2line to Philadelphia, and George
Miller and Smith remain in the city. Say
wants $500 to play short stop next wear.
Schappert may go to Reading at $l 900,
and Cline asks 81, 900 to remain there,
Burns wants $3.50. The remaining players
average $780, with the exception of Casey,
who asks of Reading $3.50.
The Game This Afternoon,
The following is the result OF the game
az we 90 to press at 4 o'clock
| INNINGS.
l23i 81 $ Q
|
| TrCntOns... .........O
| Ironsides .....,.....0 U
| IrOnsides Battcry-tianHa and RittcnhOuse.
| Trenton BatteTy-FoX ana QuintOn.
| Umpire simmons, Manager OF tue rretons.
sale OF Horses,
Samuel Hess and son, auctioneers sold
at public sale yesterday for Daniel Logan,
ut his sale and exchange stables, Laucas
ter city, lG head of Canada horses. at
an average price of s2Ol, 90 per head,