The daily gazette., 1883-09-07
BASE BALL.
The Home Club Wins Another Victory In
ReRding-Other Games and General
Notes


batting clothes on, but the Actives lost
through some costly errors, while the visitors
fielding was flrst-classs. Ten base hits were
made off Henry and 13 off Friel. The
Quicksteps total bases exceeded the Actives
considerably and they earned six of their
runs. The score is as follows:
Actiyes ........... o o o o. s
Quicksteps ....... 2 0 2-1O
Base hits, Quickstep, 1a; Actives, 10; errors,
Quickstep, 7; Active, TO-
Harrisburg, Sept. 6.-The Trenton club
won a championships game from the Har
risburgs to day by their magnificent batting
They knocked Leary out of the box In the
sixth inning, and ratified Burns, who took
his place. The home nine played the best
helding game, but couldn't hit Harkins.
The score by innings follows:
Trenton -. 1 / ! II
Base hits Harrisburg, 4, with total of s;
trenton, 10, with a total Of %; errors, Harris
burg. 4; Trenton, Q.
louisville, Sept 6.-The Anthracites
opened to-day's game with four bits for eight
bases and earned three runs. During the re-
mainder of the game they played in hard
luck, their errors proving of the most costly
character, while the visitors made many
more misplays but redeemed most of them
and hit hard. Doyle and Householder were
the Brooklyn battery, and Blakely and
Grady for the home club. The umpiring
was decided improvement on yesterday.
but again very partial. The score follows:
Anthracite ..-.,. o l l o o II
Brooklyn......... 2 0I o o 8 4 Xii
Earned runs, Anthracite, 8; Brooklyn, Q, first
base ON errors. Anthracite, 8: Brooklyn, 3; base
hits, Anthracite, 9; Brooklyn, IA; two-base hits
Milligan, Mclaughlin, Doyle, 2; Smith, Fem
nelly; three base hits, Mclaughlin and Alcott;
struck out, Doyle, Kimber, Annis Lang 2;
Holland; total strikes called, on Blakely, 2s; on
Doyle, 40; bases on balls, Anthracite, 2; Brook
Ion, l; total balls off Blakely, II; off Doyle %;
left on bases, Anthracite, IL; Brooklyn, ,T;passed
balls, Grady, 2; time, hours and so minutes:
umpire. E, A. GriHths.
At Philadelphia:
a. athletic: d,IG: G:'......... %
base hits, Corey, Stricken, first b Sc on balls,
Athletic, i; first base on errors Athletic, 4: st.
Louis, 8; left on bases, Athletic, 8; st. Louis 8;
Knight, Stovey and Stricken; passed balls,
Rowen, a. Deasley 0. Time of game, one hour
and 50 minutes. Umpire, Daniels.
At New York:
Metropolitan. 2 o 2 / 0 l l-lO
Eclipse. o s o x-16
Runs earned, Metropolitan, q; Eclipse, 2; first
base y errors, Metropolitan, IL; Eclipse, s;
struck out, Metropolitan. 2; Eclipse, 9; left on
bases, Metropolitan, Q; Eclipse, 8; home run,
Gleason; three base hits, Whiting and Maskrey;
twr base hit. Hecker; total base hits Metro
polita 8; Eclipse. 25; wild pitch, Lynch. /:
Hecker, l; passed balls, Ripsehlager, 4; Whit
ing ,; umpire, Mr.. McNichol; time of game,
two hours and fifteen minutes.
At Baltimore:
Baltimore. ........ 8 o o o l.
Columbus. o o o 4 q l 5-n
Earned runs, Columbus, s: Baltimore 2: two
base hits, Baltimore, !; three-baRe hits, Colum-
bus 2; Baltimore, q; bases on balls, Columbus,
2; Baltimore 7; first base on errors. Columbus,
8; Baltimore 8; left on bases, Columbus. 9; Bal
timOre, 10; struck out, Columbus. IL; Baltimore
4; passed balls, Broughton, 2; wild pitches,
Henderson, 2; double play, Columbus, /; um
pire Mike Walsh.
AT Providence
Boston ........... o o o o Q . o o
Base hits, Providence II, total 10; Bost 8,
total s; errors, Providence, s; BOston, 10; earned
run, Providence !; twO-base hits Hines Far
rell. Irwin, Gilligan; FIRST base on balls Boston
l; first base on errors Providence, 4; Boston, l;
struck out, Providence, 2; Boston, s. passed
balls, Gil igan, l. Hackett, 2; wild pitches, Rad
bourn, l; Burlington, l; Time of game, one hour
and 2S minutes; umpire, Bond.
At Chicago:
Chicago .......... / IS x-46
Runs earned, Chicago, 7;Detroit. l; two-base
hits, Chicago, 12 Detroit, 4; three.b hits,
Chicago, |; home runs, Chicago, 1;left on bases,
Chicago, Il Detroit, s; struck out Chicago, 8;
Detroit, 8; bases on balls, Chicago il Detroit, 8;
wild pitches, Chicago, 2; passed balls, Chicago,
5; Detroit, 2; time OF game, two hours and 10
minutes. Umpire, Decker.
At Cleveland:
Buffalo ............ 0 o 8 2 / o.
Base hits, Cleveland, 8; Buffalo, II; errors,
Cleveland, 0; Buffalo, 4.
At Pittsburg:
Cincinnati........ 0 0 0 a.
Base hits, Allegheny, Y; .Cincinnati,o; errors,
Allegheny, 4; Cincinnati, 8!
At Lancaster-Wentz, l; Ironsides, z.
At Easton-Easton, 6; Philadelphia, z.
NOTES.
Shetzline, of Harrisburg, has been re-
leased.
Fox has been signed to pitch for the Tren-
ton Trenton Times.
Chicago leads in the League race for the
first time this season.
The game between the Diamond State and
Harmony clubs will not be played on Satur-
day next.
Lynch of the Trentons returned home
yesterday, having sprained an ankle In Read
ing on Tuesday.
dispatch to the New York World says
the Brooklyns were stoned as they left the
grounds at POttsville yesterday.
Billy Mclean flHed DAILY, Cleveland's
pitcher, SIS at Buffalo, on Wednesday, for
abusing 0'Rourke, of the Buffalo Club.
In the Chicago Detroit game yesterday,
Chicago hit for IS hits for total of29 bases,
earned 10 runs and made Is runs in one
inning.
Birchall, left fielder of the Athletic club,
was presented with a fine gold watch and
chain by his Germantown friends at the be-
ginning of yestel days game.
The receipts at the Anthracite Park yes
terday were $685. OF this amount $65 went
to the visiting club, 81 for a ball, and 50
for bus hire. Still the association is red
whiskered and hopeful. Miners
Journal.
Pottsville beats the Interstate for knuck-
ing at umpire's decisions. Grifiths of their
own town has now received their enmity
and they tlame him for Wedne days defeat,
Notwithstanding they had 16 errors and the
Brooklyns outbatted them.
Won der Ahe's protest against the Colum-
bus clubs playing two games in Philadel-
phia instead of at Columbus, as scheduled
amounts to but little, as the matter was dis
cussed and finally settled at the meeting of
the Association at Pittsburg last Saturday,
-N~SNS-~S
for the EruII