The daily gazette., 1883-08-18
BACK In WILMINGTON.
RETURN OF OUR DEFEATED
BALL PLAYERS.
SCORES OF YESTERDAYS GAMES
Some Surprising ResuIts-The Athletics
Again Lead for the American AssOcIR-
ton Championship.

Every American Association, League aud
Interstate club, except the Quickstep and
Reading Active, played games yesterday.
Good games were played generally with
small scores. Some surprising results are
announced. The Athletics are first again
by their defeat of the Columbus; the Balti-
more victory over St. Louis and Metropoli-
tan's over Cincinnati. In the Interstate
| the winning clubs defeated their opponents
easily. The following are their games:
BROOKLYN VS.. TRENTON.
TRENTON, N. j., August H.-The Tren-
tons got in on the Brooklyns to-day in way
they despised. In the first inning they made
seven runs, three of whlch were earned, and
pounded Terry to that extent that his nine
were kept hunting the leather over most of
the suburbs of Trenton. The score was:
Trenton. liz
Earned runs, Trenton, Q; struck out, Trenton
| 8; Brooklyn 8; base on balls, Brooklyn, /; Tren
| ton, l; passed balls, Brooklyn, 3; Trenton, q
bases on errors Trenton, 8; Brooklyn, 8; errors,
Trenton, q Brooklyn, 8; left on bases, trenton,
/ Q; Brooklyn, 8; base hits, Brooklyn, 8; Trenton,
| II; two-base hits, Trenton, 81 umpire, NC
Catierty.
HARRISBURG WINS AGAIN.
HARRISBURG, August 1.-THE Harris
| burg Club had easy work defeating the An
thracites to- day, starting off in the first in
ming with five base hits and five runs. Rey-
| nolds was knocked out of the box in the first
| five innings aad Miller took his place, doing
much better. Grady had thumb broken
in the fifth inning and Milligan went behind
| the bat. The last half of the game was un-
interesting, both clubs batting and fielding
carelessly. Burns made a catch Of a hot
| line ball with one hand at the pitchers
plate. Harrisburg had IA base hits, and
seven errors, Anthracites ten base hits and
seven errors. The score follows:
Harrisburg; Harrisburg: o O.!
THE OTHER GAMES.
At Philadelphia:
Athletic o .......... ....... 2 / xii
Earned runs Columbus, !; Athletic, 8; two
base hits, Corey, Stricken; home run, Noun
| balls, Athletic, 2; left on bases, Columbus, 9;
| Athletic, g. struck out, Birchall 2. MOynahan
2, o'Brien, Fields, Kuehne; passed balls ,Kemm-
Ter 4; wild pitches Mountain 2. Umpire, Nc
Nichol. Time Ofgame, two hours.
At Boston:
PRiiSdeiphia....,.....i PRiidiiihi..... Q 0 o 5
Runs earned, Boston, 8. Two-base hits, Buff
tinVton, Warner, 2: First base on balls, Bos
ton, 2; philadelphia, 3. Struck out, by Buffing-
Wild pitches, Burlington, =; Hagan, 3. Time
OF game, two hours and tfteen minutes. Um-
pire, MIR. FuTlOng.
At New York:
GInHiHRStIia @gslg1aiitsi Sd5$SG9 -
Earned runs, Cincinnati i, Metropolitan l;
first base on errors, MetropOlitaDs 3; struck
out Cincinnati o, MetropOlitans = left on
bases Cincinnati 4, MetrOpOlitans 4; base hits
ffuninnnti o. hnnhIa
Crane and Brady, Fulmer, McPhee and Reilly,
aud McPhee and Reillyi wild pitch, Keefei
passed ball, Holbert; umpire, Mr.. Walsh; time
of game, one hour and so minutes
At Baltimore:
St. Louis. -. 10 0 2 0 0 0 0-4
Earned runs, Baltimore 2: base hits, Balti-
more, q left on bases, Baltimore, 10; St Louis.
8; struck out, Baltimore 4; st. Louis 4; passed
balls, Sweeney, 2: Deasley, L; wild pitch, Null
lane; double plays Sweeney and Stearns, Say,
Stearns and Mccormick: bases on balls, Baltl-
more, 81 st. Louis, l. Umpire, Daniels.
At Buffalo:
Buffalo, ,........... ! 0 l O-10
Detroit. 0 o 2-9
Earned runs, Detroit 8; Buffalo, 5; two base
hits, Buffalo, 2; Detroit, .: three base hits,
Buffalo, 3; Detroit, l; first base on errors Buff
alo, g. DetrO it, IL; first base on called balls,
Buffalo, p Detroit, 8; left ON bases Buffalo, s;
Detroit o; struck out, Buffalo, 4; Detroit, 8;
passed balls. Buffalo, 3; Detroit, l.
At Providence:
Froy,XSSGo ESw XN5s % SS99 ia ia
Base hits, New York, IA; Providence, Is; total
base hits, New York, II; Providence, II; errors,
New York, 7; Providence, o; earned runs, New
York, |, providence. 0; two-base hits Ewing
Casklns, hankinsOn, Hines, Irwin, Carroll,
Denny; first base on called balls New York, l;
Providence, 4; first base on erro s, New York, s
Providence, 2; struck out, New York, 4; Provi-
dence. 8; left on bases New York, 81 Provi-
dence, s. double plays Farrell and Start :;
passed balls, Clapp 8; Gilligan, 81 wild pitches,
Ward, Radburne, .; time of game, two hours
and As minutes. Umpire, George Bradley.
At Louisville:
Louisville ........ 3 l / 2 o xii
Earned runs. Allegheny Al Loui vile, 8.
| Three base hits, Cramer, Mack and Wolf. Two
| base hits, Mansel and Mack Double plays,
| Browning, Gerhardt and Latham (2). Struck
out, by Heeker, =; by Driscoll, !. Passed Dalls.
Hayes, 3. Total bases on hits, Allegheney, Is
Louisvilles, 13 Time Of game one hour and
| twenty minutes, Umpire, Kelly.
At Cleveland
Cleveland ......... 0 l l u
Chicago. l 0 o.
Earned runs, Cleveland 4; Chicago, /. Two
base hits, Dunlap, GlassGoek, COCK, YORK, phIliiPs,
Chicago, o. Bases on balls. Chicago, 2. Bases
on errors, Chicago, 2; Cleveland, |. Struck out,
| Chicago, 8; Cleveland, 3. Passed balls,
Bushong, g.
DRY GOODS VS.. GOLD.
The Dry Goods Clerks and the Jewellers
Of the city formed themselves into two
mines and amused themselves and the several
| spectators at the Quickstep Park yesterday,
in a tremendous slugging match of
base ball. Many of the plays were
truly remarkable for brilliancy and
some OF the long 1ys knocked by
Dry Goods Men made the fielders of the
opposing nine most run their legs off. Spence
at first, and Allen in the pitchers holes,
for the Dry Goods Men did excellent service,
Dawson at center and Reed at first carried
away the honors for the Jewellers nine.
Owing to the frequent changes of players
in the mines and the substituting able men
for disabled, the score in detail cannot be
given. c. C. Waitt umpired the game in a
thoroughly impartial and satisfactory man
neF. The score by innings is as follows;
Dry Goods OIerks...,., I 2 3-17
| Jewellers. ............,.,. l b-l4
| NOTES.
William Hoover has been released by the
Actives.
The Phoenix and Frienship Fire Compa-
nies will play this afternoon at Scheutzen