The daily gazette., 1883-07-02
WILMINGTON, DEL. MO DAY, JULY 2, 1883
BASE BALL.
Sunday Games in the west-scOres of
SAturdaY,s COntests.


Saturdays Contests.
ST. LOUIS, July 1.-The st. Louis and
Athletic clubs played a game here to day
that was close and exciting throughout
The st. Louis won the game iu the ninth
inning by safe hits by Comiskey and Cuth-
bert. Twelve thousand people witnessed the
game. This is the score
st. Louis. ....... 2 0 o o 8 l. 9
Athletic. ..... 0 0 o o o o. 8
Runs earned, st. Louis, l. Athletic, 2. Two
base hit Gleason. Home run, Stovey. Time
of game, two hours. Umpire, Daniels.
ALLEGHENY OUT IN THE COLD,
LOUISVILLE, July 1.-The AlleghenIs were
una5le to bat to any extent In to-day's game
and fell easy victims by the following score :
Eclipse .......... o 0 o 0 2 8
Allegheny ....... 0 o o 0 0 o O. o
CHICAGO, ILL.,, June 30.-The Buffaloes
came near winning IN the ninth inning, as
a Streak of batting by Calvin, O'Rouke,
Richardson, Brouthers and White earned
three runs, and there were two men on
bases when Rowe ended the game with an
easy fy. Chicagos streak of batting were
in the third and fourth innings, when six
were earned. Attendance, $500. The score
is as follows:
Chicago. o 2-S
buualo........,. l U . ~I Z
RUNS earned, CnichRO, o; buuHlO, lAi Two Ddbe
hits, Richardson. Force, Calvin, Kelly, Will
Hanson, Burns, Corcoran, Pfeiifer. three base
Lifts, Brouthers, Anson; left on bases, Chicago,
s; Buffalo, 8; double plays, Force, Richardson,
Lille, Kelly, Williamson, b. base on balls,
Richardson, Force, Anson; passed balls,
O'Rourke, 2. Time of game, hours and l5
minutes Umpire, Burnham.
At Philadelphia:
Philadelphia $50. o 0 L. 8
"
Base hits, Philadelphia, 9: New YORK, Q.
Errors, Philadelphia, 4: New York, 5. Pitchers,
Hogan and O'Neil. Umpire, Lane.
At Boston
Providence ....... %
Boston. ........... o o 0 k 8
Base hits Providence, I; Boston, 9. Errors,
Providence, 8; Boston, o. Pitchers, Radbourne
and Whitney. Umpire, Decker.
At Cleveland
Detroit. . 900 0 o o l. 8
Cleveland. o o o / 0 o 3 Ks
Base hits Detroit. g. Cleveland, 10. Errors,
Detroit g. Cleveland, Pitche; 8, Weidman
and Daily. Umpire, Furlong.
At Louisville
Allegheny ........ o o o 2 B. I
Eclipse ........., 0 o K
Base hits, Allegheny, .; Eclipse, l.; Errors,
Allegheny, 4; Eclipse. 9. Pitchers, Barr and
Weaver. Umpire, Kelly
At Cincinnati;
CinoinRnati....'... HGRt Q ! o. /
Base hits, Mctropolitans, Ii, Cincinnati, 8
Pitchers, Keefe and White. Umpire, Walsh.
At St. Louis:
st. Louis. ........ / o o o 0 o. 2
Athletic ........ 2 0 K
Base hits, st. Lous Athletic 2; errors 81; St;
McGinnis. Umpire, Daniels.
At Columbus:
Baltimore ........ ''' 8 . 0 o K 8
Base hits, Columbus 10, Baltimore, 10, errors
Columbus. 5; Baltimore. o. Pitchers, Noun
ain and Henderson Umpire, Pratt
NOTES.
The Hauntless B. B. c., of this city, will
go 70 N4wnnrt on the Fourth of July and
play the Acme, Jr., of that place. An ex-
citing contest is anticipated
There is nothing new with reference to the
prevailing troubles in the Quiekstep club,
and Manager Waitt has not yet been rein
stated, although some of bis friends are
fighting hard for him. Bresnaham, Barber
and Burns have been released.
The F. e. Smith club of this city will
leave on the o'clock train Fourth of July
morning for Milford, Del, where they play
the APPEL nine of the said town. The Smith
nine is composed of the following players:
SyHa Higgins, b.; Il Tatnai, sb.; kelly, 3d.; Wier,
l. f.; Darlington, c. f.; Mullin, r. f.
The Sluggers base ball club has been or
ganized with the following members s.
Eglinton. c.; D. Hinger, p.,- H. Banner, s..
S. and captain; H. Day 1st b.; D. McLaugh-
lin, End b.; w. Moore, Sd b.; E. Brown, /.
f.; g. Christy, c. f.; w. Lewis, r. I. They
are ready to receive challenges from any
club whose members are under Is years OF
/ age address communications to j. j. Nc
Garvey, 619 East Sixth street.
THE INTERSTATE SCHEDULE.
The following is the Interstate champion
schedule up to and including Saturday:
| INTERSTATE.