Daily Republican., 1883-08-30
A CLOSE GAM Z.
Tho Harrisburg Wins Through an
ErpOr-Other Games Yesterday.

About 700 persons assembled at
Quickstep Park yesterday 10 witness
the second game between the Harris
burg and Quickstep. The game opened
at 3.45 o'clock with the Quickstep at the
bat. Kennel reached first on error of
Kline, Benners made hit but was az
forwards caught at third, and Kennel
scored Hoover struck out Fox made
a hit and scored on hit of Watt, who
made home run on error Of Reccius
Albert hit to short and was retired at
first.
The visitors opened out with hits by
Kline and Shetzline, the former scoring.
In the fourth inning the home team
scored on errors and In the eighth i'll
ming Hoover made an earned run on
neat three bagger followed by a single
by Fox. WALTZ made another hit but
they we're not permitted to score. The
Harrisburg tied the score in the fourth
inning, which ended their run-getting
until the eighth when Burns scored on
three base hit. The excitement WAS
intense at the opening of he ninth in
ming, when Henry made hit but was
forced out at second by hit of St. Law
renee Kennel fOuled ont and Benners
retired the side on a short hit. For the
visitors Miller reached first on an
error of Benners, Schappert was given
his base on balls, and Kline hit to
Albert. who made an effort to stop the
ball, but in his anxiety to make a
double play the ball went bounding in
the field and the winning run was
scored.
Schappert pitched for the visitors and
was very effective. His pitching was
much admired and contrary to all ex-
pectations he only hit one man, which
was beyond doubt accidental. Henry
and St. Lawrence were the battery for
the Quickstep, but the visitors ba,ted
Henry for seven singles with a total of
thirteen bases. The home team made
nine hits with a total OF twelve bases
Each club made seven errors, but the
game was highly interesting through
out The score by innings was:
Harrisburg 1921 OOOl1-6
Quickstep 3OO1 900 %
Runs Earned-Harrisburg 1 Quick
step, 1. First base on errors of oppo
nents-Harisrburg, &; Quickstep, 5.
sahannart L.v m y" I S,ruot "u,HCassv
.p p.nnnrs uoowar Watt A,hart
" Ianr" % Toft ON h. h.ussMH.rrishmrs T
3; Quickstep,6. Two-base hits-Kiine,
Burns, Fox. Three-base hits-Burns,
Smith, Hoover. Passed balls-Mil-
Ia'rr;shmr, ~. OnicL.tsn 10 i'm.
pire-John NJ. Holland. Time of game
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NOTES.
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~ was Ine opinlon Vi many speGth
tors Yesterday tna1 'he uus!y co''ul'.o'l 10 Il
OF the Dail grouhus' especialIy on 'ne
llne OF pases, causeu several errors 10 ne
lnade. IN tne las' inning "heh .ne
pali po"h leu nea, Alper. oe.'se clo"u
OF hust was ralseu 'naK'hg ~ Almost
imposSih'e 10 gee the pall, anu we are
conh1eht hau tneIe oeeh no uus, ne F
wouit ,, naso ''THpot. Al aa ."'0 a. a
double play. In Dase running u Is
mar" ior JIG uuhPlIo so l,iake c'ose ue'
cislon on a.Iounv y, ."I u"., & a." ~ .
Suggest tnaE tne grouhus oe WEI III the
morning pelore = game Ut o'se 'he sur
!he SulcAs.ep wiz pay onaln pi'".
snip game WIN 1he reau'ns Ac.l'e ~
az Qulcks'eF rark a. o'1o cloGh 'nls
I,.,an,, Co. ~ Or;oL.,..,, and tho Cai;.
fornia battery, Morris and Carroll, will
occupy the same positions for the Ac.
tive.
The Quickstep will play postponed
game with the Trenton on Saturday
On Monday they start on another trip,
playing with the Anthracite in Atlantic
City on Monday and Tuesday in Read
ing on Wednesday and Thursd ay in
Harrisburg on Friday and Saturday.
The manager of the Ladies' base
ball club" was in Wilmington yester-
day with a view of bringing his Blondes
and Brunettes here some time next
oon's' y. V"o o r,nii
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