The daily gazette., 1883-07-11

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OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.
P1TTseUEe, July l0.-The Allegheny out
batted and out helded the Athletic and
easily defeated them. The Alleghenya
slugged Blakely for 10 with a total of 81
bases. The Athletic hit for five with a total
of IL bases. The main feature of the game
was the daring and successful base running
of the home club. The following is the
score
Allegheny. oo94 2 Ill
Earned runs, Allegheny, 8; Athletics. q
Home run, Stovey. Three-base hits Mansell.
| Hayes, Moynahan. TwO-base hits SWartWo0d''
2; Knight. Struck out, Alleghenys, 10; Ath.
etlcs. g. Flies caught, Allegheny, 10; Athletics.
| 8. Strikes called, on Barr, S6 Bakely. al
Passed balls, Rowen, /; Taylor, g.. Double plav.
Creamer, Swartwood and Mack Errors, Allie
ghenys, 3; Athletics u. Time of game, hours
and 10 minutes. Umpire, Kelly.
CLEVELAND. July 10.-The Cleyelands
managed to defeat the Philadelphas easily.
The home players had just returned from
their trip and the players were all In a
broken up condition and exertsd but very
little effort to win the game. The follow
ing is the score.
Philadelphia ..... l. 4
Cleveland ........ 0 2 O 2 O. 8
=, Earned runs, Philadeldhia, q Cleveland, 5.
nwo.base ro-l IS, hits, Cleveland 4 First base on
on balls, Philadelphia, !; Cleveland, 8. Left on
bases, Philadelphia, 9; Cleveland, u Struck
out, Philadelphia, s. Cleveland, 4. Passed balls,
Gross, l; Brlody, l. Errors, Philadelphia, o.;
Cleveland,
DETROIT, July 10.-The game between
the Detroits ana the Bostons was distin
guished by the terrific batting on both Sides
Fielding errors on either side were scarce.
Boston. ........... s o LA
Detroit ........... o III 2 o 4-l3
Earned runs, Boston, s; Detroit, 4; three base
hits, Boston, 4; Detroit, 2; h ONE runs, Boston, Il;
Detroit, !; first base on errors, Boston, z; De-
troit, 5; bases on called balls Boston, 2; De-
troit, 3; left on base, Boston, 4; Detroit 10:
struck out. Boston, q; Detroit, 2; passed balls,
Boston, 8: Detroit. /.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 10-The Eclipse
defeated the champions to-day In brilliant
game. At one time the champions had
three men on bases and but one out. Cork
hill hit a savage high liner, Latham run for
it, made beautiful catch and q double
play. The score is as follows:
Cincinnati. ....... 0 0 o o o o o. o
Runs earned, None. Three-base hits, Reilly.
First base ON errors, each. On balls, l each.
out, Eclipse, 2; Clnci natl, l. Passed balls,
snyder, /. Pitchers, VIE. Hecker Base hits,
Eclipse, 4; OincinI 4ti,N 8: Umpire, Pratt
Time OF game, one hour as41 fort5' minutes.
BUFFALO, N. T.. Jaly 10.-The Buffalo
came near shutting the New York's out in
game at this city to-day. But two of the
New Yorks were able to hit Calvin The
following is the score;
Buffalo. .......... o 0 o. 5
New York. ....... 2 0 0 o o o. 5
Earned runs, Buffalo, g. Two-base hits. Buf
talo, 3; Caskins, /. Three-base hits, Buffalo, /,
First base on errors, Buffalo. 2, New York q
On called balls, Buffalo, /; New YorK l. Left
on bases, Buffalo, 9; New York, s. Struck out
Buffalo. 3; New York, 4 Passed balls, Buffalo,
8; New York, l.
chicago, July 10.-The champions east v
defeated the Providence to-day The leaders
OF the League this year being utterly un-
able to hit Goldsmith until the ninth in
ming, when he grew careless and allowed
the Providence to earn three runs from him.
Chicago. .......... 0 . o o 0 o Oil
Earned runs, Chicago, s; Providence, g. Two
base hits, Chicago 4; Providence. 8. Three
base hits, Providence, /. Home run, Chicago,
B. First base on called balls, Chicago 8; Proyi.
dence, l. Left on base, Chicago, 5; Providence,
g.. Struck out, Chicago, 5; Providence 8. Pass.
ed balls, Chicago, l.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, July 10.-The Merritt
| club defeated the Brooklyn in game which
ritts struck Egan for 10 hits. The follow
| ing is the score:
Brooklyn ......... % o o. % l.
Merritt. ......... 0 0 o o X
Runs earned, Brooklyn, 0; Merritt, 0. First
| base on errors, Brooklyn, 2: Merritt, g. Struck
| out, Brooklyn, 8: Merritt, 8. Left on bases,
| Brooklyn; 3; Merritt 4. Two base hits Kenzil'
| Warner and Kimber Three base Its, Schenek
| Householder and Greenwood Total base hits
Brooklyn, 6;M erritt. 10 Passed balls, ,Corcoran
| /; Farrow, /. Umpire Mr.. Gnffiths.
| NOTES.
John A. Holland umpired the game In
| Harrisburg yesterday.
There will be several changes In the
| Quickstep team when they play here next
| Friday
Fox has certainly been secured and left
Boston last evening at 8 o'clock for vii
mington.
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