The daily gazette., 1883-08-11
oTHER GAMES,

At New York:
Athletic .......... 0 0 i . 0 Q Q 2 0 i,
Runs earned, Metropolitan, l; Athletic, 1
first base on errors, Metropolitan, |; Athletic 8
struck out Metropolitan, .; Athletic, 8; left OF
bases, Metropolitan, 4; Athletic, 7; three.b .bas,
hits, Nelson, Keefe Birehall; two-base hits
O'Brlen and Crane; total base hits, Metropoli
and Brady; Stricken, Stovey and O'Brien
| passed balls, O'Brien, /; umpire, Mr.. Walsh
time of game, two hours.
At fittsburg:
Allegheny. / o o o o p
Baltimore 0 o 0 o / l.
Earned runs, Allegheny, |; Baltimore. l
ree-base hits. Battin, Rowe; two-base hits
Creamer, Say, Gardner (2l; total bases on hits
Allegheny, o: Baltimore, 10; double plays, Bat
tin, Creamer and Swartwood Passed balls
-; struck out, Morgan, Hayes, Battin, Say
Mccormack (2), Gardner, Manning; time Of
game, two hours and 30 minutes Umpire
Kelly.
At Columbus
Columbus :.,..,. o.
Earred runs, Oolpmbus 2; St. Louis, l: LEFT
on b. ses Columbus. 4: st Louis, 3; struck Ut
q lumbus, z; st. Louis, ], ases on balls
Oolumbu', 81 81. Louis, 8, wild pitches, Frles,4
At Cincinnati:
Cincinnati....... 0 o o x-l4
| FScllps6 L U v U v U U g. 4
| Home runs, Fulmer; three-base hit Nc.
| Laughlin; two-base hits, Lltham, Gerhardt.
| weaver; total bases on clean hits, Cincinnati
| Il, Louisville 15; fumbled grOunders. Latham
| 2; wild throws, Snyder 8, Carpenter q Sullivan
| /, Latham l, McLaughl n l; muffed thrown
| balls, Latham, Gleason; struck out, Sullivan,
| Prince; passed grounders Gerhartt, Hecker;
hrst base on called balls, Snyder, Sullivan,
| Wolf; wild pitch, Weaver; time of game, one
hour and 80 minutes; umpire, Charles Daniels
At Brooklyn;
Brooklyn. 0 / o q 8
| Trent n..........- 0 o 0 0 L. 2
Earned runs, Trenton, !; first base on errors,
| Brooklyn, 9. struck out, Brooklyn, 3; Trenton,
3; left on bases, Brook n, 8; Trenton, 2; base
| hits. Brooklyn, s; Trenton, 1; ubpire Mr.
Griflths; tlme Of game, one hour and IS min
| utes.
AT Harrisburg:
Active; ........... 2 0 40
| Harrisburg g..... o o 0 o 2 o. 8
Earned runs, Actives 2; base on balls, Harris
burg 2, Active l; base on errors, Harrisburg a.,
Active 2; struck out. Harrisburg Myers q
Shetzline, Reccius 2, Say total 8; Active, Nor
ris, Hooye, Jacoby total 8; three-base hit,
Say; two-base hits, Morris and Boyle; left on
kappel 2, Miller /; wild pitches Morris 8; time
OF game, hour and 30 minutes umpire, Nc
Catferty.
At lphia-Philadelph IL; Au-
gust Flower, 8.
AT Ashlanu-ADthracltei o. Ashland, 4.
Moore, late second d-basemsn of the Ac-
tive, goes to Chicago. ..=
Trenton returns from its trip to-day, hav-
ing won one game and lost eight-almost as
good as the Quickstep.
Presidents Spalding and Mcknight, it is
said, favor an intercha ge of championship
between the League and American Asso
citation.
Three years ago Brouthers, who now leads
the League In batting and fielding, was
playing for $40 g month with the AtlanticE
of Brooklyn. He halls from Wappinger
Falls, a small village in the central part OF
New York State.
According to Secretary Williams table,
the following is the rank OF the Association
clubs in batting up to August |: First, st.
Louis; second, Cincinnati; third, Eclipse;
fourth, Metropolitan; fifth, Baltimore; sixth,
Allegheny; seventh, Athletic; eighth, Colum-
bus. In fielding the rank Isl First, st.
Louis; second, Allegheny; third, Athletic;
fourth, Baltimore; fifth, Eclipse; sixth, Gin
einuati; seventh, Metropolitan; eighth, Co
lumbus.
One trouble to be experienced by Manager
Malone, will be that number of persons
are apt to expect too much in the beginning.
OF course he has charge of the club now,
bat 1t cannot be expected that tney will
jump right in win games off hand.
1t will take two or three days or
probably week before good re-
suits may be anticipated. He sees the club
play its first game to-day and what may be
expected will be shown in Tuesdays game
at Trenton.
There has been SO much talk over the re-
serve rule that every one has become inter
| ested to know just how it reads. The rule
| is the fifth of the tripartite agreement of
| 1882, and governs the National League,
American Association, Northwestern League
and their respective Alliance clubs. 1t reads
as follows: ION the 20th day of September
of each year, each club member of the par
ties hereto shall transmit to the secretary of
its association list of names of any
players, not exceeding IL in number, ,on that
date under contract with such club, which
such club desires to reserve for the ensuing
year, accompanied by a statement, over the
signature of the secretary of such club, that
| such club is willing to pay not less than
81 900 as the compensation OF each player
SO reserved In the contract to be made
with him for the ensuing season, pro-
vided such club he a member of the
National League or American Associ-
alton; and If member of the Northwestern
League, or of an Alliance club of any party
hereto, $3.50; and the secretary of each asso-
citation shall, on the 25th day of September,
transmit to the secretaries of the other two
associations, parties hereto, full list of
players thus reserved The secretary of
each association shall thereupon, on the 5th
day OF October, transmit to each
club member OF such association
full list of all players so re-
served by all clubs then composing the
three associations, and no club member
of either of the parties hereto shall have the
right to contract, negotiate with or employ
any player SO reserved by any other club
member of either of the parties hereto, un-
less the club member reserving the player
shall have notified the secretary of the asso-
citation to which such club members belongs
Of the release of such player from
such reservation; and in case of
such release, the secretary of such
association shall notify the secretaries of
the other two associations parties thereto;
and the secretaries OF the three associations
shall notify all the club members parties
hereto OF such release, and on receipt OF
such notice any club member of the parties
hereto will have the right to employ the
| player so released from reservation, pro-
-, that 20 days shall have elapsed be.
tween the release atioibla to non.