Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-26
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nam IN kcadlug Tor another season.
Miller, the Harrisburg catcher, has
signed with the Allegheny for next year,
Nlliigan, tho Athletics new catcher.
will probably play in the October games.
Miller, late OF tho Anthracite, is pitch.
ing for the Harrisburg team, aud the
battery of tho latter is composed of men
of the same uamc.
Barry Mclaughlin, the second base man
Of tho Anthracitcs, has signed with the
Acliycs, aud Grady will likely 60 their
also.
The Niles club OF Niles, OAiO, who play
here tomorrow werc defeated in Allen
town yesterday 10y the Blue Stockings. the
score being 1 to >
Tnc SOmcrS club of Philadelphia will hs
hero on Saturday. They are "A good nine
and on last Friday played game with the
August Flowers in which they were
beaten 10y the close score of 3 to-
II It is truC that Frank Shllicr is willing
to come here for the remainder OF the sea.
| son, why is ho not brought, as he il no
| stranger and pcoplc know what hN can
do?
1t is stated that Kcitcr, the heavy hitter
! and pitcher of tho Chlmborsburg team, is
being talked of by several leading cubs
! for next season. He is well known here
| and - a fine fellow.
Tomorrow, the American ire company,
| who will be in Allentown, will march in a
| body to the baseball grounds aud witness
| the game between the new uino aud the
| August Flower.
There is On, good baseball ground in
| this city now which Cll Ue improved with
q small outlay Of money. Ir any persons
| contemplate securing another grOuui and
| erecting grand stand, &C, they may rs
| well put a SInker On their money.
Barber formerly with the Elstou, is now
| on tho Ross club Of Chester, which Is
| playing the Irousjdrs this afternoon. The
/ Eas.ou StbtiHC' says that Dcuham, DyLl-
man and Speuco will play in Etstou, mex
! year.
There is considerable talk ia this city
! about the organization 0! paid clubs fOr
| next season, and there are several men
! who aspire TO be managers aud have q
! club with which they can do as they
| please. The wintry weather will no doubt
cool them OF and damage their air
| castles
The Chambersburg aud Carlisle club,
! played their third gRmo yesterday ami tho
latter won by the score Of - 70 1 To day
they play their fourth game. Loary. late
| Of the Louisville aud Harrisburg clubs is
| aud Farrell, lato Of tho Leadyillc Blues,
| arc also with them.
The new Allen nine of Allentown. is
! composed of the following players Dris
/ sell, catcher Bates, pitcher Dehlmau,
| first base ; Denham, second base Dew
| inuey, third base Connolly. short stop
| Fry,right field Gdlligan, left field Geary
| T., center field. The grounds will be tin.
ishcd on tomorrow, when they will play
with the August Flowers Of Philadelphia.
| Dehlmau, Denham and Galligau are
from the old Eastou club aud Deyiuney
from the Mantua
Good pitchers will be in great demand
next year and q number of cnterprisiug
| young men in this city have made up thci:
minds 10 supply the market with this class
Of baseball players. They propose to hire
a hail. pad the walls with mattresses and
spend the winter in practising on the
" in curve aud down shoot under the
utorship Of competent pitcher. 1t is
minated that SChappCrt, of the Harris
burg club, will be selected as Instructor
The pupils at the new institution will alsC
| striking ont, fumbling ground balls and
muftng tlies.-HrrisJurg Patriot.
Tho Allentown Item, of this morning,
says Of the game there yesterday betwcer
the Niles Grcys and the Blue Stockings
The batteries were, for the homo nine
Frank and Albert GeaTy for the visitors
Bradley and Fowler, a negro. Tho con
tCst lay principally between the pitcher
and but few balls were battCd boyOul
the diamond on either side. ThC
folding Of both clubs within thC
diamond wJs excellent. Hanlon dis
tinguisLod himself rs the bat agar
by making o terrible three baggcr
Butler, Of tho visitors, made a two bas,
hit, but was left. The game furnished
immense excitement to the 800 spectator
present.
Dave OIddeId, Que of tho finest baseball
players tho lrOnsides club has ever had
left the Hluo last night. Some time az,
O.drold and lIyudman, who had beer
playing with the Hartvillcs, Of Philadol
pAia wcro engaged to como here an,
work as change battery, each to get tn,
same salary. O!dncld played fine gam,
behind the bat or In the field and was con
sdcred the safest batter in tho nine
uyudman did not como up to the cxpec
tatlOn of the management in any position
About week ago three new players, whC
had been on the EaSJOn Club, were hired
and the club theu consisted of twelve men
This number was considered too largo bl
the management and they made up thei
minds TO get nd of at least one player
On Saturday liyndmaL was released
Olducld was in Philadelphia aC tho timC
aud returned TO Lancaster last night. lie
informed the manager that he would NJ
longer play with the club because Of hi
friends release. After receiving wha'
money was due him ne returned to Phla.
dC.phia. He goes to Chester to-day, hay.
ing joined the Houston club of that place
OdhGld says that when no and Hyndmar
left Philadelphia to como to Lancaster
they agreed to stick together, and if one
was released tho other would leave also
he wants to DO as good as his word. IL il
claimed by friends of llyndmau that hC
was not given sufficient chance in thi,
city, as hO always played a good game
with tho Hartylles, whero he had high
batting average lIc that as il may, be
did not play well here, aud as sorry as the
club arc 10 loso Oid2ll they could not
retain iIyndman,
Games Playei Yesterday.
At Now York stopped by darkness) -
Now York 10, Chicago 4 Boston-Bos
ton 3, Buffalo Providence ProyidencC
?, Cleveland 3 TrentOn-ActVe s, Tren
ton Wlmington-,Quickstep Harris
burg 7 ; delphia-Detroit 8, Phill
dclpha 3 August Flower s, picked nint
? Blue Stockings 4, Niles Grays .,
Bitten by a Dog.
! Yesterday Peter Reilly was bitten in thC
/ face by dog owned by Christian Hagel,
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