Daily Republican., 1883-07-03
A NEW SCHEDULE,
Meeting Of the Inter State AssOcta.
tlOn-New Umpire Chosen.

The Interstate Base Ball Associa
!. ton met at the Girard House, Philadel
9 phla, yesterday, with representative
Y from all the clubs present. The boar,
l OF directors first met for the purpose o
7 hearing the evidence in the champion
f snip game under protest. The Quick
step protested against two games witt
the Harrisburg, and the Brooklyn ont
, game with the same club. The case
| were dismissed.
, In the protest of the Harrisburg clut
against the Trenton, in which the five
innings had not been completed, thu
game was allowed the Trenton, as tht
Harrisburg had batted in their fifth
inning. After disposing of these cases
the meeting then selected a corps OF
salaried umpires similar to the Ameri.
can Association: Z. A. Griffith, OF
Pottsville j. Holland, of Reading, and
Frank Burt, of Canada, with Thomas
DAILY, of Brooklyn, as substitute.
The application of the Newark, N. j. ,
professional club for admission to the
association was refused on the ground
that 1t had not been admitted to the
American Alliance.
A new schedule, with additional dates
for championship games, was then ST.
lected as follows:
| Qulckstep at home Anthracite, July
8, y, August II, 20, September Is :;
Harrisburg, July7, August Z, lG, "a,
September 12 Trenton, July 13, 26,
August II, 81, September ]: brooklyn.
July y II, August 2, 90, September "a, %
Active, July IS, August 4, Is, Septem-
Der 3, II Merritt, July 10, q, August
y, September II, 90. Quickstep will
play elsewhere as follows
Harrisburg, Jaly 3, 10, 80, Angus. 10,
September %, Trenton, July 0, %,
August l3, %, September 6; Pottsvile,
July II, 81, August q, September, q,
u Reading, July u, 2S, August II,
20, September IA Camden, July IA,
20, August s, 80, September 10 Brook.
yn, July 20, "a, Augtst 6, September
The Quckstep will play an exhibi-
tlon game tomorrow morning at lO|
o clock, a. III. on the Athletic grounds,
Philadelphia, with the Merritt, and an |
exhibition game in this city in the af.
ternoon with the Trenton.
F. j. Burk, of Camden, will umpire
the game ne, here on Thursday, and on Sat
urday the Harrisburg will visit this
city. On Monday next the Quickstep
starts on a trip.
The Fearless Of Greenwood defeated
the Blue Stockings of Harrington on
Saturday, in the latter place, by score
of Ia too.
Games elsewhere Yesterday:
At st. Louls-St. Louis, / Athletic 8.
AT Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 3; Yale Col
lege, 2.
At Boston-Boston, 6 Providence, 1.
At Detroit-Detroit, 8; Cleve Gland, 10.
AT Cincnnati-Metropolitan 4 Gin,
3. Twelve innings.
AT Louisville-Allegheny, 4 Eclipse,
AT Philadelphia-Ph Philadelphia, 6
New York, Z. August Flower, 3 Qua
ger City, 0. Hartville, 6 ; Auburn, i.
Tomorrow morning, beginning at 10 |
clock, the re-organized Our Boys will
play the well-known Young America
1ase ball club, at Quickstep Park. a
)cheltree and Ward will comprise the a
lur Boys battery, while Sands and c
wright will pitch and catch for the
team. A very exciting T
'ame IS antlclpated. d
Two games of base ball have been
rranged to come off at the West yards I
o'morrow. The game in the morning b
etween the Limekiln club and the v
'hestertownerspromises to be an anus.
ng affair as well as an exciting con- ST
est. Every man who reaches his first r
ase will be rewarded with drink of II
'ater, second base lemonade, third base tt
and cake, and if he reaches the aI
ONE plate he will receive the crowning is
onors of lemonade, cake and ice "
ream. The game will be called at 8 al
clock sharp. ii
The game in the afternoon will be be. la
yeen the Delaware Railroaders and SC
le West larlers, and it also promises to
be exciting and interesting, as both V
ubs are made up of good material and
9TH are sure of success No refresh
ents will he offered until after the
me is ended. Game will be called at
30 p m, sharp. al