The daily gazette., 1883-08-27
THE INTERSTATE RECORD.
SATURDAYS GAMES.

At Boston:
Boston. ........... GO Ol o o K
Base hits, Providence, I; Boston, s. errors,
Providence, 4; Boston, q pitchers, whitney and
Radbourne; umpire, Furlong.
At Philadelphia:
y, New York :...... @ s
Base hits. New York, 4; Philadelphia, 5; er-
rors, New York, 8; Philadelphia, o; pitchers
Welch and Purcell; 3; umpire, Bradley
At Detroit
Detroit. .......... % 0 o.
Cleveland. K
troit, 8: Cleveland, 3; pitchers, Shaw and Nc
Cormick; umpire, Lane.
At Chicago:
aiflsO Baffaic ........... ..,.., s Is
Base hits, Chicago, %; Buffalo, 20 errors,
Chicago, 81 Buffalo 8; pitchers, Goldsmith and
Calvin; umpire Decker.
At Baltimore
Baltimore. | "-l$
Base hits, Baltimore, Is; Eclipse, 9; errors,
Baltimore. d; Eclipse 10; pitchers, Henderson
and Hecker; umpire, Kelly.
At NV York;
Columbus. ......... o 2 % 0 o. 8
Metropolitan -. y d 0 0 0 l. 2
Base hits, Columbus, s. Nets, 9; errors, Co.
lumbus, 8; Nets, 8; pitchers, Mountain and
Lynch; umpire, Daniels.
At Pittsburg
St Louis. s......... o o 0 0 / /. s
Base hits, Allegheny, 8; st. Louis, g. errors
Allegheny, s: st. L uis, 2; pitchers, Driscoli
and McGinnis umpire, Walsh.
At Brooklyn:
Brooklyn :. .SEn9, ;...,,.. g 22a o-is
At Trenton fourteen innings):
Trenton. ...... 20OO0l33O OO2 IL
Harrisburg ....... sOOOoOoeO 5000 o S-12
At Chester;
kSss kSuStOn ::::. ::::::::. d - 3
At Millville, N. j.:
Camden .......... 0 0 5 i x-7
At Manayunk: Active, of Reading, 80;
Active of Manayunk, Ii.
NOTES.
The Dauntless defeated the Gray club on
Saturday by score of 25 to 2.
game of base ball played on Saturday
between mines from the morocco factories OF
j. T. Quigley and Charles Mullin, respect
lively. It was won by the Mullin nine by
score of 80 to 10.
Ex-Manager McHugh showed good judg
menJ WDen ne secured Jne new DaIJerY-
Henry aud st. Lawrence. he took them on
the strength of their records, not having
seen them play prior tp their engagement.
The Quickstep play the Harrisburg to-
morrow and Wednesday The boys will en-
deavor to down the Harrisburg and keep up
their good record of last week. Large
audiences should encourage their good
efforts.
The Virginia Base Ball club arrived here
this morning at 1918 O'Clock from Philajel
pha. They play here to-day and tomorrow
at Chester with the Houston. A good game
may be expected this afternoon, as the Vir.
ginias are first t-class, having defeated the
Trenton by a score Of Is to 5.
In the American Association there is
very interesting fight for the championship
between the st. Louis, Cincinnati and Ath
letics, with the former slightly In the lead.
In the League the Providence, Boston and
Cleveland are fighting viciously for the
| first place, while the Philadelphia club re-
mains iii undisputed possession Of the tail
end of the line.
The Quicksteps, Saturday afternoon,
played a sort of practice game with the Our
Boys club, at Quickstep Park. 0cheltree
pitched, for the Our Boys, with "Pud"
Ward as catcher. The Quickstep battery
was Hoover, the new player from Reading,
and Geary. The game, as was to be ex-
pected, was devoid of excitement, although
some good plays were made, and the bat
ting was quite heavy. The Quicksteps
finally won, by score of 20 to Ia.