Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-27
BADLY BEATEN.
rnr nu"r oLuu's Ouusu.Na urreAr
Thc Rose Ut Chester Down thr iruuatds. to
the ruuc Ot II 10 1--MIsera1Ic y Nhi-
biuuu 10y tho nunc uub

The Hos' "t Chester Down tho irousides to
tie ruuc Ot "a 10 = 1-MIsera1Ic tNhi-
bitiOn by tho nomc Ulub
1t seems characteristic of thu lrOnsidcs
to- always play poorest with their weakest
opponents, but why they should 40 to
pieces Whenever ChCstcr Club faces them
scCms uuaccountablc. Tho miserable OK
bibiuuu IN yesterdays game was even
wnlsc than that which uharactcri2 ii tho
gamc with tine llouStons. who hail from
the Stmv p.aco az tho Ross The good
record Nhu.h ths Olhb has recently been
making received = serious setback from
their disastruus defeat by tho Russ, who
arc Ia no respect u NC,tcr CLUB. From
the beginning the lronsdrs seemed deter
mined tu present thorr opponents with tho
contest, although uptn the siNth inning the
errors were not costly enough 10 make tho
game devoid Ut interest. From that timo
forward tho h1mc clubs playing roscmblcd
that Ct uiuo of Juveniles, the most reliable
players making the cbstIIost errors. Tho
batting Of the visitors was particular
feature Ot the glmN IS hits bgtng made oil
RlttCuhOuso aud 3 ul llDnprd.
TuN game opened with tho Ross club in
the field. Tho lruusidrs were soon retired
with SiNSmith lett on s.UDud. For the
Ross, DcaSlcy reached first On Mulcl's
error, stole second, aud after tho ucNt two
battCrs were retired by u double play 10y
Reilly aud Miller, scored on passed. ball.
BartlcbIGh then madc three bhsrr aud
scored on Valleys base hit. The latter
attcr stealing second scored ON Barber +
hit past second, Pollard closing the inning
by going out The lrouSidcs dd not score
until the third inning when RrilIy's fly
was dropped by EasJcrlhy. llc stole
second aud was brought homo by Six
smiths neat base Int 10 rlEhJ li'li Tno
latter was eau ghI - home ia an effort to
score on an overthrow to third. Ia tho
fifth iuuius altUr jones' had knocked Tor
two bases, aud H9Chcr hat mlic slariug
error on a hot grouudcr, giving Barthluhaoh
life At first, the home nine prevented
scoring by good playing, Hanna retiring
Barber aud puiiaul uu three strikes and a
foul tip respectively
Tho sixth INNING proved very i,sa,lrOus
To the lrunsites. Au error OF SwcitGor gave
yesterday hIS base, when singles IA success
sion by Carroll, D1asloy, Johnson, Juurs
and BaTtlebaCh brought IN five runs, BAr.
tlobIoh balug caught At tho homo plate.
Whitley was also caught at come, Hanna
neatly cutting OF Barber at thlrd tmmcd
atoly aftCTwari. Four moro runs were
added TO tho VlSlturt sCOrC IN the next
inning, when Hanna aud Rrtcnhouse
wore replaced by Reilly aud lIoHJrd. A
base on balls, two single hits aud au error
10y >SrItzrr dli tue WORK. In the eight
inning, after two of tho homo niuo were
cut, Sweltzsr aud Kelly were given their
bas On balls and scored on bad throw
Of llo'tDrd' = short hit t. thtrl base. This
ended tho home clubs scoring. Tue Ross
rolled up two mDco runs lu their half
Of tho inutuC aud apparently might have
had as many moro as they wanted, bu,
generously took daring chances ~ order
10 be put out.