Daily Republican., 1883-05-26
EDITION,
QUICkkTEP vs.. TRENTON.
Through Numerous Errors the
Ouic \ ~ q M Lose Another Game.

Through Numerous Errors tho
Quicksteps Lose Another Game.
After playing such fine game at
BrookIy ON Thursday, it was generally
supposed that the Quick>trp would
easily dele, I the Trenton club, at the
atter's grounds, in an exhibition gam"
yesterday, and number of bets were
made on the result From all accounts
and ty a glimpse of the score the
,Qui"ksiep played a very miserable
game, each player being credited with
one or more errors. Barber took the
lead in making errors, four being
marked agains, him, While Smiley and
Alheri had three aud Two respectively
marked against them, ana IN. helding
game was the poorest of the season.
Pyle and Cuu,itle composed the bat
terry and had they been well supported,
the result would have been different
Smiley was suffering with sore arm
and could not throw to first TN the
niuth inning Albert went to third and
Smiley at short. When the Trenton
went to bat in the ninth inning the
score was tie. BaStian struck to
short " no tieldea the ball to Snyder
only to be dropped. Heath then hit IL
high fly to Parker who mutfed it..
Huggins then struck ont for the fifth
time, and CumninS won the day for
the Trenton by making clean hit to
lief, and Blstlan scored. The result
QuicksrepS : . u y
Irtuiuus -
Runs eanei--QnickSrep, j ; Trenton,
3. Left OF bases--tlu,ckstep, u Trcn
ton, :. Struck out-l'arker, Smith;
Quinton, Bastian, Heath, Hoggins .,
Culnmiugs-9 Passed balls--Cunlitie,
2; Beecher, 4. Two base hits-Parker,
Barber, Smith. Three base hits-Har'
kinS, tronin. Base on balls-Alhert.
L mpire-We Tins OF game-two
hours.
NOTES OF THE GAME.
The new player Smith will he releas-
ed as he has not given satisfaction in
The field.
The iavoiite catcher OF the tlnickstep,
Me kenia, is Still Suffering with sore
hands. They get worse Instead OF bet
| ter
The Quickstep play in Chester to-day
| with Dorr and Cusick as the battery
in Philadelphia with the Athletic on
Monday, Dorr pitching; i'll Brooklyn
| championship game) on Tuesday,
with Pyle in the holes; on Decoration
Day .hey will play the Merritt in Cam
den in the mornlngand IN Wilmington
in the afternoon.
The playing Of Barber, on second has'
in the Brooklyn contest, on Thursday,
was the best exhibition Of ball playing
ever seen in thar city.
Mr.. Chadwick, OF the Clipper, say'
the Quicks,ep have the strongest nin'
III the Interstate, but are extremely
unlucky. In the Brooklyn game the
home club scored only s hits, with :
totla of \, while the tluickstep scored II
with total Of A. Albert was put GU
at home on terrific hit to the fence.
Games elsew here:
At Reading, Pa-Active, .; Brook
| Ign, 0.
At Chicago--Providence, 9 Chicago
| At DetrOit-D-trOit, s ; Boston, 3.
At Cleveland-Clevelan 4 New
York, 3 ; IA innings.
IA
At Baltimore-Al legheny, 10; Balti
more, q.
At Ciucinnati-Cinci 49, Colmu
bus, II.
AT New York Athletic, 4 Metro
politan, 10.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, 9; An
thracite, 4.
The Cincinnati base ball club ha.
lust organized with the following play
ers :
II. Bryan, catcher; b. Beggs pitcher
G. Mullen, short stop j. Mcdowell
first base +. Earnest, second base I
NubeII, third base J. Bryan, left field
l.. Craig, centre field Il. Taylor, RICH
field
open for challenges from any "luI
whose PLAYERS are under II years OF
age. Challenges should be sent to loW
Jefferson street.
The Jefferson Democratic base bal
club, is G, imposed OF the following play
trS
CIinch, p; Newall, c Sayers, 5
Mrsslck, l,t b; PiZor, ID b; SpIan, "a l.
Kelley, t McCatferty, eff; II SHAH
: ley. +.
Young Mems Erpubican base tai
club, rs follows, will play theJct'"rso
Democratic base bal ciuh his atternoo
at Quick,t"p Park
f. Tatnall, e: W Hayes, p; WI
! Clark, SIS; -. Almond, LIST b A. I'll
,ou. "a b J. Thorp, 81 b W. Taylor
f VIM, Beggs, G f; II. Reggs, r +.