Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-08-09

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Umpire-Schiller, OF Ironsldes club.
Baseball At Mount Joy.
An amusing and interesting game of
baseball was played at Mount Joy, yester-
day, between the single and the married
mines of that place, who played series OF
games last summer and one this season
which resulted in a victory for
game of yesterday after an exciting
contest the single men were victorious
by the close score of 80 to 80. The mar
to the seventh inning, when by heavy
take the lead. There were several hun
dred ladies' and gentlemen out to see the
game. Another game to settle the cham
pionship will be played at an early day.
Tho score by innings is az follows:
Ia34 4567s
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On next Saturday nine of P. r. r.
telegraph operators of Philadelphia will
play the Dauntless.
The Star boys will play the Eclipse Of
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Notes OF the Field.
The Rose club of Chester have the offer
of the date of 10th to play here. In case
they will not take it the Waverly club of
Washington, D. e., will play that day.
Either club would make a fine game. That
will be a lively week, as the Hartvilles will
be here on Tuesday and the Mantuas on
Saturday. 1t is expected that these clubs
will draw the largest audiences of the sea-
eon.
The Brandywine club should get the
Ironsides club of Lancaster to visit West
Chester. West Chester Record.
If the Brandywines are willing to give
the Ironsides the guarantee that is custo-
mary, they will no doubt be able to ar
range game.
The Easton club arrived here at 2 o'clock
and are PLAYING with the Ironsides this
afternoon. Yesterday they defeated the
Blue Stockings Of Allentown by the score
of 4 to2.
The Harrisburg professionals played in
Chambersburg yesterday and defeated the
nine of that town by the score Of IL to O..
Reiter the home pitcher was badly pound
ed. Gelinck, who is we'll known here
among iremen played first base for the
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base hit off Burns.
The Hunters, of Pittsburg defeated the
Carlisle club yesterday by the score of II
to1.
During September the Ironsides will
make a tour, probably playing clubs in the
following towns: Reading, Pottstown,
Manayunk, Bridgeton, N. J., and Chester.
They will play on their own grounds on
the last day of each week.
A blacksmith owns a shop, which is
situated right near the Harrisburg base
ball grounds. On the top of the roof he
has erected balcony, to which spectators
are admitted are admitted for small
price and have fine view of the grounds
The club management are having fifty
foot board screen erected to shut out the
balcony. The blacksmith says he has
money enough to erect a high platform on
top of his house and in that way overcone 9
the fifty foot board screen.
Bobby Mathews ridicules the claim that
pitchers make of having all the curves. -
He says there is but one-the out-curve.
There is also an in shot, which is not how
ever, curve.
Winters, of the disbanded Duncauncn
club, is playing centre field for the Iron.
sides this afternoon.
Hughey Kelly, formerly centre fielder
of the Quicksteps in 1876, and with the
Cincinnati in 1875, is now left field Of the
Ironsides OF Lancaster Wilmington Ga
setto.
Games 1t Othor Places
Games were played yesterday as follows
at Philadelphia Foley, Is Somers 1 al
New York New York, 5; Philadelphia, 4
a. Roatop Roston 10. Providenca
Detroit Detroit, 5; Chicago, /; Cleve-
land: Cleveland, II; Buffalo. "A Cincin
natl /: Cincinnati. 3; Eclipse Brooklyn
Allegheny, 4; Brooklyn, 1S; Reading
Quickstep, z; Active, 10.