Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-10-12
BASEBALL.
rn,LAur,rn,A .rAaur TEAM urRr.
= rinc Gsmc, IN Whiuh tho irOnsidc. uoId
~ Ncty wcii Against tue rro-
IRsrInmNIa

tpsriuNNlE
The rhiladclphia League tcnm were
greeted 10y a Large audtoucc t. SOC thuir
gdno with the lrUusdcS yesterday after
noon. The game was au excellent one aud
the humc ub can be proud uf tho show
iut that they mado against the proCes.
Siuuals No one expected the lrunsidca tu
hold their opponents down - closely, aud
IT. was really u victory for the former.
Tho yrs,tnrS had then strongest nine ON,
with Coleman aud Rngo as tho battery,
aud GCcr, late captain Ut the brooklyn
inter state club, On s,CDul The humO
team put Rlttruhuuan aud Hanna IN a. tho
battery, with tho bases tho sdmO as tho
day before. The iivldIug ui the lrunsidCs
was very the, aud It was owing to their
good work there that the visitors were
kept down. The league tram eNcol!ud at the
bat, although They drd not dras heavy work
is wts expected ui thom. Oi tho lruubtdcs
Spence did beautiful work u, srcoud base
aud ~ credited with tou put outs, which
Ia au unusually hugh uumb'r tor soc md
basomtn. lle accepted almost every
chance, however, aud worked hard, catch.
my - number uG dIll ulJ ilyS which worc
thought tO br ont at nts reach lie madu
QUO nuo dnublo play without assistance,
catching a hot ball from the bat Oi FUR
0Wcit CT aud Lochur had very httlo work
e. do the uuly ball uu which tho latter
Asar,lcd wa VrIy hot. but It was well
stopped aud u huu doubio play resulted.
SINsmlth aud llunrId dIl good work IN
thH n'ld, and their running catches Of
difficult ilys did much To- prevent "a largo
number uI tuus llunul WIS autrriuE
from u sOro hand which IrutrIrl It vyrS
dithcull tor hun to throw. lie IN tdo Qua
very ugly throw To- kuuwloI winch, with
= passed. pail allowed the visitors 10 score
Iuu. Oldurld hal nothing T. do III tho
urld, bul he certainty dli good work At
tho bA', whrro ho got two two hN.Eorf,
Lud witt tine a,,lSjauoN ul Knowles mtlU
th' ouly vAIu,d run Ol the day
Tho gLwr Ha, ctlnd promptly a. th,co
o'rInrk by mprc Blusmln. Manning
upcDcd the game tor the visitors with u
tvr base hit aud scored the oIly run oi
the ,uuiug "n MrCiCllau's bali tie latter
guuE cut At srcrud. Mulycy mAdo u good
hit IA the second aud after Euttiug tu
second ON au crrrr clmo m ou Farrrars
ht, Nr"r mado tho ran IA tho third a;
after = GOOD hit ho stole second aud third
and scored on Manuiug's hy. The Iron
sIdcS scored their trst run IN the fourth
rnuIn. when OldHcld, after making two
htGgcr, came IN uu u sIuglu By Knowles
la the ufth INNING each club scored two
runs. Rrugu reached ur,t after good hit
aud Gcrr took II on balls, both cnnIug ia
nu the pretty hlt OF Manning. Ol tho
lrnusldos IlohJrd reached first on au error
ot the third hLscmAn, who umbcd his
bail and L,chrr mado 10 on aalc hit.
both came IA "a = pu,cd ball 10y Riugu,
which was alsp blocked by tLo crowd. The
lIuuslicS made no moro run, duuuE the
game, but IN the eighth the visitors scored
their last "n u Wild throw tu first and a
passed ball by Hanna.
Although the lrunsidcs hayO but four
sugle hits they Int the ball very hard but
the good folding prevented tholr work
from being of any service, But two of
the club struck out, aud that WAC ia tho
last inning, while three uf the League men
went out on strikes by R,ttcnhouso. The
score is rs follows