The daily gazette., 1883-08-02

sired. The score by inRings was:
Quickstep ........ 0 0 3 0 o Q
At Buffalo:
Btdi.,ls.;:; Buiislo;; o .
.; Providence, i; three base hits, Providence, I;
first base on error, Puffalo, 8; on called balls
Providence 3 left on bases, Buffalo, l; Provi-
Buffalo. l; Providence, /.
At New York:
Baltimore ........ i 90 2 o. 3
Base bits, ,Metropolt n, 0; baltimore, 9; errors,
metropolitan. 5; Baltimore, Z; earned runs.
| Metropolitan. 2; Baltimore 2; first base on
| errors, Metropolitan, A. Baltimore, l; struck
out Metropolitan. IL; Baltimore,4; left on bases,
| Metropolitan, !; Baltimore, 8; umpire, Weloh;
time OF game, two hours and 80 minutes.
At Chicago:
Chicago ........ 0 o o 0 O. o
Runs earned, New York, 2; two-base hits,
New York, q left on bases, Chicaao. 3: New
York, =; double plays, Chicago, 2; struck ont,
cago, !; New York !; passed balls hicago 9;
| New York, l; time Of game, one hour and Sc
minutes. Umpire, Lane.
At Cleveland:
cleveland d............-... ! I I o.
| bosVoh. oh..'..'.'-...'........ x-l0
| Earned runs, bOston, 4j tWo-Dase hits, Nor
I'll, Burdock, Wise, Dunlap, l2); home run,
sutton; left on bases. Boston, 8; Cleveland, 4;
b..ses on called balls. Boston, 2; Cleveland, p;
bases on errors Boston, ]; struck out, Boston,
B; Cleveland, 81 passed balls, Hines, 8.
At Pottsville
Brooklyn .......... o 0 2 2 Z Is
Earned runs, Anthracite 2; base hits, Anthra-
cite 13 total, IS; Brooklyn, 8, total o; twO-base
hits, Alcot (z), Galbraith, Schenk; three-base
I nr aNrN
| Fennelley and Householder; first base on errors
Anthracite 8; Brooklyn 8; first base on balls,
Brooklyn 8; LEFT on bases, Anthracite 10; Brook
Householder (2), Householder and Corcoran,
Galbralth, Mclaughlin and Knowles; passed
6alls Corcoran, q Milligan, |; wild pitch,
| Miller, /; errors, Anthracite. s; b ooklyn, 8;
time, two hours. Um! ire, McCafferty.
At Detroit:
Philadelphia .... o.
Detroit ........... 2 o Ol l.
Earned runs, Detroit, 2: two-base hit, Phila-
delphia l; threebase hits, DetrO t, 2; first base
on errors, Philadelphia 4; Detroit, s; left on
bases, Philadelphia, 8; Detroit, 4; struck out,
PhtladelphIR. 4; Detroit, 2; passed balls, Phila-
delphia, l; Detroit, i errors, Philadelphia, IL;
Detroit, o. base hits, Philadelphia, t;Detroit IL.
At Philad elphia:
Athletic .......... 2 2-l9
Allegheny o l 0 o o O-2
Earned runs, Athletic, 0; Allegheny, 1.-two
base hits, Knight, Stricken, ,Moynahan, O'Brien,
Swartwood; three-base hits, Knight, O'Brien;
home run, Stoyey; first base on errors, Athletic,
on bases, Athletic, o; Allegheny s; struck out.
Athletic, l; Allegh eny, 8: passed balls 0'Brien,
i Taylor 2; wild pitches, Neagle, 2; time Of
game, two hours and 20 minutes. Umpire
Kelly.
At Harrisburg;
Trenton .......... / 0 o o 0 i. ,
Base hits; Harrisburg II, Trentons 8; errors,
Trenton 5, HarrisburgO.
At Cincinnati;
Gn7SI,Sat GlnCinSati SSd 2-lO
Runs earned, Cincinnati, 9; Columbus, q
home runs, Carpenter, Smith; three-base hits
Fulmer Corkhill, Sommer, Mann; two-base
hits Fulmer; struck ont. Macullar[ ~ Wheeler;
passed ball, Kemmler; wild pitch, Dundon:
double plays, FulUler, McPhee and Bentley;
time Of game two hours and 15 minutes; um-
pire, McNichols.
NOTES.
This mornings Press says the umpiring of
McCaferty at Pottsville was wretched.
The offer of the Cleveland has been &C
cepted, Fox will go, they will send a new
battery, give game in Wilmington and pay
Fox $3.50 month.
The Toledo club, of the Northwestern
League defeated the New York League nine
by score of to Q In an exhibition game at
Toledo last Monday
In the Philadelphia India napolis game
last week Warner made a home run when
three men were on bases, and Gross made
base hit each of his five times at bat.
1t is openly asserted at Richmond, Va,
that the game of base ball between the Vir-
ginia club aid the Ross club, of Chester,
Pa, played in that city on Tuesday, In
which the Virginia club was defeated, was
sold out by several members of the latter
club.
Snyder's score at third base, the first time
he ever was in that position on Tuesday,
was two hits, two put outs, five assists aud
one error. Higgins at second, had seven
put out, five assists, one hit and no errors
The Pottsville Chronicle says When the
Quickstep played at Harrisburg the other
day they protested against Blakely who
thereupon exhibited his release from the
Athletics, while Meyers showed his contract
with Harrisburg. They must have been
forgerles, for Blakely went back to Phila-
delphia yesterday. Manager McHugh can
certainly obtain redress at the next Inter-
State meeting.
OF Tuesdays game the Times Journal
gives the following account: A tumble and
wild throw by Mclaughlin and Wild
throws by Knowles, together with an Ill
judged run from third to home in the ninth
innn enabled the Quickstep club to score
victory over the Anthracites yesterday
Lang being disabled, Mclaughlin
played short, and Knowles second,
and this proved an unfortunate
disposition, the two massing
five out of the six errors made. The Quick |
steps playing was greatly improved since |
their last visit, the pine being strengthened |
by the addition of Fox, late pitcher for the |
Baltimore club, and Keinzle, centre fielder |
of the Merritts, but the game was easily in |
the hands of the Anthracites yesterday, and |
at d their defeat is another addition to the |
many recorded on the home field through |
carelessness in fielding,
Will Start Tomorrow,