Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-10
BASEBALL.
iR0SsipEs o-EAsros,.
III" Home Team piay n RsIn,au, ,,ams nm,
WIN Easny-Honord's pitching
fugsiea the y,sIto,.

III" Home Team r,sy n Brin,aut Dame and
W." Eas'iy-Homord's pitching
fu,hies the visitors
on Saturday tho Eas,on oIub ANN, A.,
IniS Guy aud played their fourth game
Nun tne ironsides ON the htter's grounds.
Notwithstanding tho short notice. the
Sano having been only arranged late ON
Friday night, there was A very largo at.
tendance aud good game was secn
inc homo club certainly played ano
Dali and succeeded In badly dereatiny the
visitors. Their game was the stronger
at every point aud they were cspeoIaiiy
heavy at the bat. Rittcnhouse, who
pitched for tho visitors, was Knocked
clean out OF tho box Ia tho sixth inning
Donham took his place and Jared little
petter as the visitors were kept busy
hunting tho ball from his pitching. Daily
was tho catcher and ho played poor
Ramo, allowing several runs to be made
ON his passed balls Tho Ironsides pre-
sonted Hoiford aud Oldheld as their bat.
terry aud they worked together admirably.
Inc visitors were unable to hit the balls
from the hard OF tho former and no less
than eleven struck out Tho fielding of
tho visitors Tor the greater part was very
Hue, Green, Spence and Delhman doing
beautiful work,
The visitors were first to tho bat, but
neither nine scored in the first two
innings. Galligau opened tho third in
ning for the visitors and reached first on n
good hit to left field, coming in ON a
passed ball Of Oldheld, which, however,
was very wildly pitched, and making the
only run of tho day for tho club. Upon
the tronsides going to tho bat for the third
time, oldticld retired on high fly to tho
SsNl lAa Al - "a
held over the third baSeman's head,
reached third on bad throws and
scored on tho oatcher's passed bali.
Sweitzer took his base on balls aud
after making third on errors came in on
hechers hit. Sixsmith brought Zccher iu
by good hit and went out himself at
hrst, and Miller put au end To- the inning
oy going out at first. In the fourth inning
Hyndmau went out at tlrst and Hoftord
made splendid two base hit over centre
helder's head and almost to the fence
oldtield sent ball with tremendous force
to right field and brought Hoiford in but
went out himself in eudeavoring to make
third, Schiller reached first on q fumbled
ball by Spence and Sweitzer retired the
side by going out at first, In the fifth
inning Ischer opcued he ball with
q two base hit between centre
and left Sixsmith followed with
another nice hit and both scored by
the batting of Kelly aud Miller. The
latter went out stealing away from second,
Hyman ON foul tip and Hofrord on
strikes. Denham went iu the box for the
visitors in the sixth inning. Oldhed
made big hit to centre, which was taken
by RittenhOuse, who had taken Denham's
place there, aud Schiller and Sweitzer
went out at first. In the seventh inning,
Lecher went out at first, and Sixsmith on
short fly 70 second. Kelly made his
first on Cumblod ball, stole second and
third and came in IN passed ball, Miller
after taking his base on balls scored in a
like manner Hyndman reached first after
the third strike, ard HoflOrd made q
pretty hit 10 left. Oldheld then sont
another one OF his terrific hits, making
two bases and bringing Hyndman in.
HohOrd, IL attempting ~ score, was
thrown out AZ home, and Olddeld was left
on third. No runs were made during the
| next innings.
\ number Of beautiful plays were made
during the game. Miller caught a spIen
did fly after long run, aud Zscher made
wonderful stop with one hand of a swift
grouuder from Gllligan's bat. Spence
took two Ays after long runs. Olddeld
did the heaviest batting of tho day and
| did good work, but was unfortunate in
being left on base. Schiller secured n diff
! icult foul on bound after n long rup
| The following ia the score