Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-22
BASEBALL.
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nud IoOss Fielding


nud Loose Fielding
The Acliycs Interstate club Of
Reading played their second game IN
this city yesterday aud won by the
close score OF 10 to 9. Thero was one OF
the largest audiences of tho season pres
Cnt. Some Of the playing by both clubs
was very good, whiln there was some that
was very bad. Both niuos did terrific
work ~ the back, the visitors oxcolling in
the early part of tho game, while tho homo
club reserved their strong work until the
last inning. Tho fielding of the homo
team was very loose and their ugly errors
gave tho visitors number Of runs. Lands
aud Fry were the battery for the visitors,
Morris. tho California pitcher, playing in
right field rs Carroll, his catcher, is laid
up in Reading with spralned ankle.
Lands did elective work until tho last
inning, when he was pounded numerically
Fry had \ largo number OF passed Oalls
which gave the homo club several runs.
uotlOrd and OldGcld were the battery for
the home team for the first three innings.
The balls OF the former were not put in
with tho usual force, owing tO the fact that
he was suffering from u sore arm, and they
were hatted freely in tho second and third
innings. Oldhcld did not have an error
the fourth inning RtttcnhouSe and Hanna
were put in as the battery and they did
good work.
The game was called at $40 with the
visitors tO tho bat, and tho first three
wcrC retired in short order, tho Iron
sides sharing the Same fate in the first
three inning. In tho second inning lacoby
Vt tho visitors took his base ON balls,
Hopkins went out on strikes. lOmley sent
. nice ball u left field, but went out try
ing 10 make third on Friel whtlc
JLCOhy scored. Lands two base hit
brought Fricl IN and the former scored Ou
three baggcr to right field by Fry whose
run WAS made safe by the hit Of Morris.
Boyle retired the club by going out at
fsst The third inning was opened with
4 three base hit BY l.lrkins, who was put
Out at third On the stop of laCOby's ball.
llalpn went out ~ first and Tomlcy' 5
ball was stopped in time by Spence who
threw badly TO first and allowed JacOby to
score. The same error gave Friel first base
and TOmlCy came in on iOhoyds throw
to second, Lands going out on foul.
Morris scored the run for the visitors IN
the fourth inning after his lly WAS mutied
by Reilly and = big hit by Boyle.
pou going % the BAT this inning
SxSmith sent ball to lhrkins who made
a bad throw to first RitteuhUuse brought
SNSmith in by good bat over sccoud, and
his run WAS made safe by HONord' :
hlt which passed the short stop. In the
fifth inning Iialpn made first on \ tumble
ot Reilly and came in on the hit W Lands
In th" sixth inning SiXsmith made his first
after his ball was stopped and Swc,tlec put
out at second and scored on Mllcr's tly
Neither club scored in the next two iuning'
and little time was spent AZ the bat by
them. Larkous opened the ninth inning fui
the VISITORS by gong out on Iiy 10 HOi
ford in centre field Jacoby followed with d
two bagger scoring on passed. ball, Hal
pins fine hit gave him first aud he wa
brought IN by Frel ; Tomely went out OF
strikes aud Lands at first ~
To" latter part OF this inning the
home team distinguished themselves by
tremendous batting. They secured sir
runs aud At one time it was thought that
they would tic the visitors. The excite
mcut was intense aud the audience wa
almoS. wild at tho fine work by our boys
Sly5mith opened the inning by going 4
| l.ys. on an error Of the catcher, Miller
going out on strikes, Rlttenhouso sent Z
| high fly almost to the centre field fence
| bringing Sizsmith in and making seconC
| himself, lIOGord's ball was fumbled aU,
| R.ttcuhOus0 came in, Hanua aud Oldhel,
| both sent grass cutters into left fold anC
| HotOTd came home on the catcher passed
| bail, Roiliy upon taking up the bat sent
| ball whiG2lug - the right field fence bring
| ing SIXsmith and Oldheld in he mad
! third himself and came IN on passct
ball. Spence and Sweitzsr pat al end t.
the inning and Eamo by going out a. first
| The score in full follows