The daily gazette., 1883-09-19
THE HOME CLUB WINS
A FINE VICToaY FROM THE
TRENTONS.
GENERAL BASE BALL NOTES
The Quickstepa Win in Trenton by q
score Of 8 10 1-Other Games and Bail
Field Gossip. i74s

The Ouickstepa Win in Trenton by q
Score of 10 1-Other Games and Bail
Ffeld Gossip. uts
The Quickstep, In a well played game, de-
feated the Trentons yesterday. The game
was an excellent one and marked by bril-
liant fielding. Neither Tide hit hard, and
both pitchers did good word. Fox pitched
against his old club and Henry again for
Wilmington. Cusick played left field fog
the Quickstep, Smith being laid of tenn
porarily. The home club go to Brooklyn
today. Pyle and Cusick will be the bat
terry both days.
The score follows:
lusRiOa;i;..:.... aaioEsssp ......:. "a
Runs earned, Trenton, /; base hits, TreutOn,
8; Quickstep, I; total base hits, Trenton, 8;
Quickstep, 5; first base ON errors, Trenton, D;
step, 0; left on bases, Trenton, 4; Quickstep, o;
umpire, Mr.. Holland.
OTHER GAMES. .f.9
HARRISBURG. Sept. 1S.-The Active club
OF Reading, defeated the Harrisburgs to-
day In well played game. Morris pitch
ing was very effective, the home team max
ing but Ave hits, while Reading hammered
Schappert for nine. The errors were six for
Harrisburg and four for Reading, those OF
the home club being very costly. Schap-
pert's three errors and three wild pitches
permitted runs to be scored that proved 10
be the winning ones for the visitors. The
score follows
Harrisburg. "a
At Philadelphia
Sii. rSiISdsipiia...... . Q 90
base hits, Buffalo, II; Philadelphia, 4; errors,
Buffalo, 8; Philadelphia, 8,
At Cincinnati, 90 innings):
Cincinnati. ioSSos S-12
Base hits, Cinci natl, IA; Athletic, Is; errors,
Cincinnati, 8; Athletic, o.
at Richmond:
| brooklyn n.................. 8 90 . Ga
Base hits, Brooklyn, 4; Virginia, 8; errors,
Brooklyn, 4; Virginia, 4. Game called at end Of
esm se Siisn 70 take tRe Northsrn S train NINA
At st. Louis f
St. ST. Louis, ........ Q i O. ]
Base hits, Metropolitan,b $; st. Louis, 8; errors,
Metropolitan 7; st. Louis, 2.
At New York: ..+
Cleveland. ! ! l. 9
New York ........ o o 0 o 0 o. /
Base hits, cleveland q, New York 7; errors.
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At Boston:
Boston. ........... 2 8 2 o-n
Base hits, Boston 10, Detroit II; errors, Boston
/ 3, Detroit9.
At Providence:
Chicago .......... 2 0 0 0 2 0 o o.
Base hits, Providence 8, Chicago 8; errors,
Providence Q, Chicago 8.
At ancaster-Ironsides Is; Nicetown, 8.
At Altoona-Altoona, 5; Leadville Blues,
4.
NOTES.
Fry Ia the name of the colored catcher the
Active club has; he will play in the game
here.
All St. Louis is excitement over the com
ing games between the Athletic and st.
Louis.
Shaw, the noted catcher of the Staten
Island club, has been secured by the Brook
| lyn club for 1884.
Myers, of Harrisburg, will manage the
Lancaster Ironsides next year. Shetzline is
| wanted at Lancaster also.
The Easton base ball club has diebanded
Its battery and third baseman have signed
| to play with the IrOnsides of Lancaster.
Sullivan, of the Anthracites, owes the
Harrisburg club $50 The Anthracite Is
also In the ActIVe's debt.-Reading Eagle.
Watt played centre field for the Philadel-
phia yesterday. His record was not bril-
liant. The Press is cruel enough to call him
| an amateur.
In all probability Schappart, Miller, Nc
| Closkey, Cline, Say and Burns will remain
| in Harrisburg, it being generally settled
that Myers and Shetzline will go, having 90
| slgnifled. {s
The managers of the Athletic club pro
| pose turning over their half of the proceeds.
/ Of the first Athletic Philadelphia game In
October to the players of the Athletic club
/ in case they win the championship.
Some small boys handed to the following
| astounding report to the base ball editor last
ev ming: HMaple Leaf 32, Blue Stockings 2,
13 innings, 80 runs in last inning. Wewent
away happy with our dollar." -Morning
| Nes0s
1t was stated yesterday that manager Tay-
lor of the Brooklyn club had promised the
Reading Actives 500 IL they defeated the
Harrisburg In the game yesterday and to-
| day. The money was to be divided among
/ the players. Harrisburg Patriot. .58f
Harkine' old-time skill In tWirling the
1 sphere came back to him in Its perfection
yesterday. The Quickstep could do nothing
with him, except In the case of the home
run by Henry. he struck out ten men.
The Quickstep pitcher also did brilliant
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