Daily Republican., 1883-06-25
SATURDAYS BALL GAMES.
The Quickstep Defeat tho Ross
at Oh Chester-Other Games.

On Saturday afternoon the Quickste
stopped at Chester on their return frol
a weeks tour and played an excellel
game with the Ross, of Chester. I'll
leuickstep did some heavy slugging an
showed to their admirers that they cOul
play ball. Tomley, the new man fror
Reading, played a good game and vii
no doubt prove quite an addition TO tn
club. Dorr and McKeuna comprise,
the battery for the home team, and tn
pitching OF the former was simply great
but so much cannot be said II, referenc
to the latter's catching. The score is a
follows:
Quickstep2 0 0 90 21 8 81
Ross 0 o 0 0 2 o..
Time of game, one hour aud fort,
minutes. Runs earned, Quickstep, 4
Ross. 0 first base on errors, Ross, 3
Quickstep, 4 base on balls, Quickstep
2; struck out, Quickstep, 2, Ross,
left on bases, Quickstep, 8, Ross, 3
two base hits, Benners, Parker ant
Hannum three base hit, Bresnahan
double plays, Ross, /, Quickstep,
passed ba lis, McKenna, |; ; Streets, 3
wild pitches, Dorr, Umpire, David
Clifford.
BALL NOTES.
In q game at Schsutzen Park between
mines composed of members of st.
Mary's I. A. b. Pioneer Corps and the
East End Assembly, the former won BY
a score Of Ii to 4.
Tomley, the new Quickstsp man, is a
pitcher, base player and an outtieider.
Burns, a highly recommended player
from Providence, Rhode Island, will
begin trial as catcher to-day at Quick
step Park.
A picked nine defeated the Metro
politan on Saturday by a score of 10 to
10.
Snyder is still suffering with sore
leg, and in consequence is laid off for
aw hile.
To morrow after Oon the Merritt and
will play championship
game IN this city. Look out for fine
game.
A Reading paper proposes the fol-
lowing: :" If the Active can knock out
The Anthracite and the Antharcite can
'rawl over the Quickstep why can't
he Active beat the Quickstep?
Manager Waitt has entered protest
against the game played at Harrisburg
IN Thursday last. This makes four
games the Harrisburg has under pro.
est.
Various rumOrs are rife in reference
o the management and PLAYERS of the
euiC kstep club, but the exact situation
annot be learned, hence the rumors
re withheld for the present. A meet
ng of the Directors will be held this
fternoon, when some definite action
viii no doubt be taken, and several
hanges will be made.
The game at Rockland on Saturday
fternoon between mines from the Rock
md and Augustine mills, for s. and a
all, was won by the latter by score
80 to rs.
The Keystone base ball club, defeated
lie Waverly club on Saturday after
oon by a score of % to -.
The following games were PLAYED
sewhcre on Saturday:
At Columbus-Athletic, Z; Colum-
IlS, 3.
AT st. Louis-St. Louis, 8; Balti-
lorp, O.
AT Louisville Eclipse, 4 ; Metropoli-
N, |. !,
AT Cincinnat;-Cincinati, 7; Allie :
lcny, =.
At Cieveland-Cleveland, 3; Chica-
}, 0
At Decentralization, 6;Philadelphia,
Ar Provldence-Providence, -; New
Jrk, 4.
AT Butialo-Butfalo. Z; Detroit, 2.
Al tl'rooklyn-Brooklyn, 7 Trenton, 2. a
AT MISUNDERSTANDING, 4 iMer-
H. q.
AT Pottsville-Activr, 10; Anthra- :. q
te, &. !,
At New York-Yale, 2; Princeton, 3. u
Sunday games: !,
Az St Louis-St. Louis, s. Balti- u :.
ore, 2. !, !,
At Louisville - Metropolitan, 2; u
lipSe, /.
The Athletic still leads in the Amer- ID ID
n Association championship with the y
Louis, Cincinnati aud Eclipse close
hind. In the League championship
. Providence leads, followed closely N
the CleveiandS. OF