Daily Republican., 1883-08-24
sEATEH BY MEAvY lLU0aERs.
QuicksaepS- The lnser. State AssO.
citation Meeting,

A fair-sizeJ audience assembled
: Qnickstep Park yesterday afternoon
witness the game between the Quit
step and Anthracite. The game beg
at 4 O'Clock, and for time had the a
pearance OF being a warmly contest
one. The visitors went to the bat, al
were retired in one, two, three order,
was also the home team.
This was Kept up until the thi
inning, when the home team scored o
run amid applause. In this inuil
Cusick went ont on fly to Lang; Kei
eel was given his base on balls, sto
second AM, made third on safe hit
Benners to left, who made second {
error Of left field and Kennel score
Hoover went ont on fly to left Fox h
to third and made tirst on wild thro,
taking second, but Benners was caugl
in running home and retired the sid
In the fourth inning Knowles, of ii
Anthracite, drove hot liner to Fo
and made first and went to third O
wild pitch; Alcott was given his bas
on balls Annis went out Oh fly 10 cel
TIRE, and Knowles. scored Lang hit (
third and was retired to first, Will
Alc0tt scored. Kelley hit TO thirC
made second and scored on safe hit c
Reynolds to centre field, aided by
wild pitch Grady hit to second an
retired at first, Reynolds left. Thre
runs.
For the Quickstep Albert hit to Rey
nOids and made first on error of Milf
gan, took second on wild pitch Wait
WIS given his base on balls and tool
second on passed ball /; O'Brien out OF
fly to centre ; Snyder hit to Lang ant
Albert went out at third Cusick re
tired TO Annis, Watt and Snyder left
In the fifth inning Mclaughlin hit t.
centre, made first, stole second, made
third Oh an error of O'Brien and SCORED
on Milligan's two base hi. Milligar
gained third on a passed ball and SCORED
on Knowles hit to O'Brien. who fun
bled the ball and allowed Knowles tt
reach first Alcott went out on foul
Annnis hit to Fox and retired ut first
Lang went out on fly to Watt. Knowles
left. Two runs. The home team were
retired without run.
In the sixth inning the visitors scor.
ed another run, three in the eighth and
one in the ninth.
The Quickstep' succeeded in getting a
run in the sixth inning and in the
seventh, by heavy batting, made three
'nns, but luck appeared to be against
hem and they were unable to hit Rey-
,olds safely. During the game Watt
made a brilliant running fly catch and
vas loudly applauded. At the close of
he eighth inningthe umpire called game
n account of dark ness, although it
vas only o'clock. He claimed that the
'isitors could not see TIE ball. The
were opposed TO this action
nd the crowd wanted the game played
nt. For a while the umpire was per-
lstent, but finally after some threats
AL been made by the crowd, the game
'as resumed with the following result
Inthracite o . 3 = / o 3 10
OO1 OO1 3 0 O. 5
Runs rned-Quickstep /, Anthra-
ite |. First base on called balls
4, Anthracite 9. Struck out
., Anthracite 3. Left on
ases-(lnickstep 4, Anthracite 6. Two
ase hi's Kennel, Fox, Milligan, Al.
'tt Three base hit-Albert. Double
|ays-Quickstep /. Passed balls
usick ., Grady 4. Wild pitches-Fox
Reynolds .. Flies caught-Qniek-
ep 7, Anthracite l2. Errors-Quick-
ep 10, Anthracite 10. Base hits
8, Anthracite IS. Time of
'me-TwO hours and twenty minutes.
mpire-E. A. Griffiths, Of Pottsville.
NOTES.
Henry and st. Lawrence will I've the |
battery this afternoon with
q Anthracite.
The Modocs. of Ninth and Madison
reefs yesterday defeated the Ath-
tic, Jr., of Thirteenth and Washing
n streets, by a score of 26 to II
Yesterday afternoon the Brady Senate
ub Of New Castle were defeated by the
pei nine of Milford, ,at the latter place,
; score of IA toS.
A meeting of the Directors of the In
Estate base ball association was held
afternoon at the Girard
Ouse The session was taken up in
tening to the statement of clubs con-
rnlng games in dispute. The contest
games were decided as follows
August IA, Anthracite VS.. Active, at
,ttsvilc in favor of the Active.
August l5 Anthracite VS.. Active; in
vOr Of the Active by score of Q to 0.
July 26, Brooklyn VS.. Anthracite, at
'ooklyn ; in favor Of the Anthracite.
July s, Brooklyn VS.. Harrisburg, at
'ooklyn {; in favor of brooklyn.
July Is, Brooklyn VS.. Harrisburg,
Harrisburg; in favor of Harrisburg.
July 80, Harrisburg VS.. Quickstep, at
arrishurg; ordered to be played over.
May 8, Harrisburg VS.. Trenton, at
enton ; in favor of Trenton.
July I, Trenton VS.. Anthracite, at
enton; in favor of Trenton.
Richard Pearce, the short stop of the
Atlantic Club, was appointed a
,ular umpire, to fill the place former
held by Burt, McCatlerty to remain
bs,itute umpire.
GAMES ELSEWHERE,
At New York-Metropolitan, 10
lnmbns, 4.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 3; Virginia,
At Chicago-Bnflalo, | Chicago, 8. |;
\t Detroit--Cleveland, 8 Detroit, 6.
At Pittsburg-St. Louis, 10 Alleghe-
Z. II
At Springfield, Mass.-Philadelphia,
Holyoke, /. II
At Observation-Disclosures, 10 Eclipse, Is
Vt Trenton-( Championship Game) Il
tives, l2; Trenton, .. II
1t LancaSter--Houston, of Chester,
Lancaster, ..
1t Millville, n. J.-Juillville, 12 II
dgeton, !
1t Philalelpbia-Athletic, l; Gin.
natl, 4. August Flower, ! Altoona, {
The Peac:. khfDmentw.