Daily Republican., 1883-09-17
RASE BALL MATTERS.
.,,cUSTEP LOOSE ANOTHER
"n.xnS-OruER POINTS.

An audience OF about bOO persons as-
.a,h,ad A At the base ball grounds on
Sn,rdav se'n"d to witness the Quickstep-
na," npnookIyn game, during which the home
n.v ,an" were laid out by a score OF 16 to
e''r me heavy slugging Of the visitors
o. n,s the only interesting feature of the
n.me r'n 1t was evidently anspff day for
shs 1 1Onickstep, and when ST. Lawrence
LUZ, ,n' + his fingers in the early part of the
na,, na,na which prevented Henry from
evening sSpihi effectively all hope of winning
lhs zane was abandoned.
'nT Ta addition to this Rickley was sick
u;,b NJ ,he cramps, Smith was lame, and
w.. N. others we're more or less afflicted.
The | visitors we're in good trim and
,Iayad '%H A good game. The Quickstep
ppaie pi 70 hits wi.ha total Of fourteen
""I @ thirteen errors, while their oppo.
nD",. ~D" made nineteen hits with total
oufftwcpty.nine Of uf bases and Ave errors.
The score was
Brooklyn SU
Qulckstep
Runs earned-Quickstep,2; Brooklyn,
: Firs, base on errors-Quickstep, 8
Rro,klyu, 9. Base on balls-Quick-
step, :; brooklyn, 2. Twc-base hits
walker, Householder, St. Lawrence,
and Eickley Three base hits, Household
Or Feunelly,2, Smith, Kimber. Struck
ont Ouickstep, Brooklyn, 8. Time
of parIe-Two hours Umpire, Will
liam Gritliths.
OTHER GAMES.
Tie Metropoitans defeated the Della
ware Bows on Saturday by score Of 10
to T.
The Forty Acres club defeated the
Bluc Rose Of DuPont's Banks on Satur-
1av by a score of 20 to 8.
The Young Boston won victory over
tlc Acme on Saturday by a score of Is
toll
At Providence - Providence Z; Chica.
At New York-Cleveland /; New
York |. Game called on account OF
darkness.
At tPhiladelphia-Buffalo 6; Philadel.
phia 3.
At St. Louis-Metropolitan 12; st.
Louis, 6.
AT I.ouisvlle-B Baltimore 8; Eclipse
l6
A. Columbus-Allcgheny Z; Colum-
bus
Al iinciLuati-Cincinnati II; Athlet.
iC1
A. Decentralization l2; EastOn Z.
A, Ghcster-Houston IA; Ross 3.
Til &,me in Columbus, Ohio, yester-
day ap'Heen the Columbus and Allie
Chen resulted in u victory for the
former hy n score of to |.
In he IIarrisburg-Anthracite game
in Harrisburg on Saturday at the end
of Tie seventh inning the manager Of
The Anthracite asked Cor his guarantee,
which the Harrisburg refused to give,
claiming that the Anthracite owed them
SlC' The Pottsville boys then refused
u pay. Umpire Holland refused to
give decision. The score at the end
ol the seventh inning was Anthracite
3, Harrisburg 2.
NOTES.
The only show now left for the Quick
stepiu the championship race is TO beat
the Anthracite.
An informal meeting of the Quick
|sep base ball association was held on
Saturday evening, at which time ma
Jorlty Of the stockholders refused to in
ves' any more money in the enterprise,
aS th" club has been very unfortunate
|0t late, In order to settle all difficulty
Mr. John 7. West, offered to take charge
of til" club, assume all obligations and
recelv" al profits. His proposition was
accepted and Mr.. West is now virtually
proprietor of the club with Mr.. Malone
as manager, while the players are well
please with the new arrangement. This
aclcn, on the part of the stockholders
WII !aIur- good club here next season
as the club must be kept here in order
70 obtain admission iuto any asSocia-
ton
The Cleveland club are booked for !,
game III Wilmington on October 5.
Arrangements are being made to give
the Athletic club ~ royal reception on
It's rc'uT 10 Philadelphia.
ioMung, the left fielder of the
BoS'onN, has made but one error in
twenty-five games,
He liOs'Ons' seem destined to win the
league p"nnant and isplaying wonder
lul hail.
me race for the Interstate Cham
p'ofsblp grows interesting as the sea
son Is hearing it- end. The Brooklyn
,e"iS ahd Is considered safe. Harris
sSnrg is second, Active third, Trenton
.oulA, Anthracite fifth and QuickSteI
H. SS I4e record mp to and including
ffldaJ ) game is as follows
~ ~ WON. LOST.
Brooklyn, 30 q
Harrisburg, 81 81
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