The daily gazette., 1883-07-25

The game in Brooklyn yesterday vas post
poned on account of the ram. The
Brooklyn club will play the Quicksteps an
Interstate championship match this after
noon at Washington Park, Brooklyn, in
stead OF the Staten Island club, as previ-
ously arranged. Kimber, Corcoran, Green
wood, Householder and Fennelly, of the
disbanded Camden club, will make their
first appearance with the BROOKLYN team.
Kimber and Corcoran will pitch and catch.
Ii the home club fields well Kimber will
not prove such terror as he hitherto has.
OTHER GAMES.
At Chicago:
Chicago .......... 0 0 o q
Earned run, Philadelphia, 1; two-base hit.
Harbrldge; first base on balls, Philadelphia, 2;
Chleago, 81 hrst base on errors philadelphia 4:
Chicago, 3; struck out. Philadelphia, 4; Chi
cngo, 8; double plays, williamson PfetTer and
AAnson; A; passed balls, Gross, 8; wild pitches,
hagan 2; errors, Philadelphia, 8; Chicago I;
Dase hlts, Philadelphia, l ; Chicago, d; time,
2.2O; umpire, Frank Lane.
at Buffalo:
Boston. 0 / 0 2 o o-S
Base hits Buffalo; S; Boston, 3. Errors
Buffalo, 3; Boston, 7. ,Two-base hits Richard
son, Burdock. Three-base hit Sutton. First
base on errors-B Buffalo, 4; Boston, O. Struck
out Shatfer, White Force, Calvin (2): Cush-
man, Hornung, Morril ~, Hines ('). Umpire
-Furlong.
At St. Louis:
St. Louis......,.. % o o 2-e
Louisville ........ 0 o O. 0
Two base hit, Mansell; double plays Ger
hardf, 5; struck out, by Mullane, 7; b ses on
balls, by Hecker /; passed ball, Wolf, i; Time
game, one hour and 40 minutes. Umpire,
Daniels.
heCincinnati-C Columbus, Cleveland -Provi-
dence, DetroitNew York, Athletic Metro
politan, and the Baltimore Allegheny games
were all postponed on account Of the rain.
The Baltimore legheny game had pro-
ceeded as far as two and a.half innings when
the rain came down in torrents. The score
was Baltimore 3, Allegheny 0.
At Chester: Ross, |; Millville, 0.
AT Philadelphia: August Flower, II;
Tacony, 2.
At Richmond: Virginias, z; Newarks, 0.
NOTES.
Gallagher has been released by the Har-
risburg.
Manager McHugh is to make an effort to
secure some OF the Altoona players.
Warner played with the Philadelphia and
Is credited with two single base hits, ore
put out and one assist
Emslie, late of the Merritts, pitched for
| the Baltimores yesterday and was proving
very effective against the Allegheny slug
gers.
Mr.. McNichol has been appointed an
| American Association umpire, in place of
| AL Pratt, resingtd. He is umpiring the
| Cincinnati Columbus games at Columbus
Frank Laferty, of the old Quicksteps, is
being urged by his friends to again take his
place in the holes. Lafferty, in his time, was
| the best In the country, and as he has all
the curves down fine he would make a ter
ror among the present players.
The Altoona Base Ball Club, out of 81
games played this season has won 25. This
includes all games with Interstate, profess
ional and amateur clubs. The team has Just
been strengthened by the addition of Rey-
nolds and Ardner, pitcher and catcher,
lately released BY the Active Club, of Read
ing.
Mr.. Byrne, President of the BROOKLYN
Club, has been elected member OF the
Board of Directors OF the Interstate Base
Ball Association, in place OF A. f. Rlcht r,
of Camden. Colonel Doanelly, OF Trenton,
and Mr. Rodearnel, OF Harrisburg, are To
| Of Messrs. Mty rs anil Want.
The Alerjs base bail club Is trethizcd aud
ready to receive ehal-r.ets rom eluus
whose N m5ers arr undef - yeafs " j
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