The daily gazette., 1883-08-14
STILL IN HARD LUCK.
THE QUicKsTEPs SUSTAIN
ANOTHER DEFEAT.
YESTERDAYS BASE BALLRBooRD.
The Quicksteps Beaten in Brooklyn by n
Score of to 2-League and Association
Games-GeneraI Notes.


Over 1900 people witnessed a closely con-
tested match yesterday at Washington Park
between the strong teams of the Quickstep
club, of Wilmington, and the Brooklyn
Club. The visit RS opened with a lead of Q
to 0, placing the Brooklyns on the defensive
at the very outset. The latter, however, led
the score by the end of the third inning, and
then the struggle became deeply interesting
up to the eighth inning, in which the home
term got in one run and took the lead. By a
live rally at the bat in the ninth inning they
punished Fox's pitching for four runs and
five base-hits, and finally won by score of
z to 2. The visitors finding it impossible to
get in another run after the first inning, 80
effective was Terry's pitchiUg. The score is
as follows:
esTHisklxe eSiekGxsep .:: -. 30 81
Base hits, Brooklyn. s: Quickstep, 3; earned
| runs, Brooklyn, 8; Quieksep, 0; first base by
| errors Brooklyn, .; Quickstep, .; umpire, Mr..
| Holland; time of game, one hour and 55
minutes.
OTHER GAMES.
| At Philadelphia:
Athletic .;.-...... 2 0 0 o o 2 0 0-5
| Metropolitan...... 0 0 o o 0-z
| Earned runs, Athletic, o: Metropolitan. L:
| two base hit, Knight; home run, ORourke;
first base on errors, Athletic, l; Metropolitan, 4;
bases on called balls, Athletic, 81 left on bases,
Athletic, 4 Metropolitan, 8; struck out Blakis-
| ten Corey, Bradley, Knight 0'Rourke, Keefe,
Crane and Kennedy; passed balls, Holbert, 1;
O'Brien, l; umpire, Mr.. Walsh time of game,
two hours and 80 mlnutes Base hits, Athletic,
| IL; Metropolitan, Al errors, Athletic, 4; Metro.
politau, 10.
At New York:
New York........ i Q Q o s
Earned runs, Philadelphia, o; New York, 8;
first base on errors Philadelphia, 4; New York,
layfa T.. Nnuu nrlr Iaff
| IN bases, Philadelphia, s; New York, 6; base
| hits, Philadelphia, s; New York, Ia; errors,
Philadelphia, I; New York, 8; three base has,
Harbrldge. double plays, Mcclellan, Ferguson
| and Farrar; eassed balls, Humphries 2; Gross,
| /; Umpire, Mr.. Furlong. time Of game / hour
and SO minutes.
At Cincinnati:
| Cincinnati ....... 0 0 2 4 O-l7
Louisville ..... 0 2 0 0 O-s
Earned runs, Cincinnati, 49, Louisville, 2;
| home runs, Carpenter, Maskrey: three-base
hits, Reilley, Corkhil 2; two-base hits, Snyder,
| Fulmer, McPhee; total bases on clean h ts Gin
| cnnati, 80: Louisville, T. muffed thrown balls,
! Wolf, MePhee; passed grOunders, Reilly, Jones,
| Gerhardt, Mclaughlin; wild throws Carpen-
ter, Reilly, Jones, Hecker; passed balls, Volt 2;
| struck out, White 3; double plays. Gleason,
| Gerhardt and Latham !, Fulmer, McPhee and
Reilly left on bases, Cincinnati, s. Louisville,
| 2; time of game, one hour and 45 minutes. Um-
ptre, Charles Daniels.
At Buffalo:
Chicago 66ilalS :.::..... "a "a
Earned runs, Buffalo, g. Chicago, IL two-base
hits. Buffalo, /; Chicago 5; three-base hits,
| Buffalo, 2; Chicago. l; home run, Buffalo, 1;
| first base on errors, Buffalo, 8; Chicago 81 on
called balls, Buffalo, 2 Chicago. q LEFT on base,
5piialo. s; Chicago, s; struck out Buffalo, l;
Chicago, 8: passed balls, Buffalo, 8.
At Cleveland:
Cleveland. O-2
| Detroit ........... 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 o o.
Earned run, leveland l; twobase hits Dun
/ lap, Houck; tbree-base hits Hounk, GasscOck;
left on bases, Cleveland 10, Detroit /; first ba
on balls, Cleveland 3, Detroit d; struck out,
Cleveland 4, Detroit 2; passed ball. Bennett.
AT Pittsbmg:
Allegheny. 2 l 0 0-s
Baltimore......... 0 0-u
First base on erro,s, Allegheny, I; Baltimore.
q; first base on balls, Allegheny =; Baltimore,
4; two-base hit, Hayes: three-ba re hit, Gardi-
ner; struck out, Neagle ami Clinton; passed
balls, Hayes, :; Sweeny, /; left on bases, Allie
gheny, s; Baltimore. 9; time of game two
hours and % minutes. Umpire, Kelly.
At Johnstown, Pa.-Johnstown, 4; Co
| lumbus, 5.
AT htadelphfa-August Flower, 2; Bur-
lington,7
NOTES.
The Quickstep plays in Trenton to-day
| and tomorrow.
Rain prevented the Active-Anthracite
| game yesterday.
The new battery, Lawrence and Heavy,
| take part in the game with the Trenton.
They are from Springfield. Massachusetts.
The Diamond State Club of this city will
play the Wabash, of Chester, at Quickstep
Park on Friday afternoon next, game to be
called at $3.50 O'Clock.
The Quiekstep will play in Trenton TO- day
and tomorrow, Atlantic City ON Thursday,
and with the Ross, OF Chester, on Friday
and come home on Friday evening.
Secretary Richie has been making out
the averages of firse baseman OF the Inter
State: Householder leads with a record of
| 974 per cent. Snyder comes next with a
record of $40 per cent.
The Miners Journal thus gets on to Nc
| Catferty McCatferty, the umpire, was re-
| Gently so severely eXcoriated by the Reading
people, for unfair rulings, that the fellow
seemed actually afraid of being summarily
| dealt with unless he made some
atonement for his previous conduct.
His decisions were 70 manfestly un-
/ fair, that endurance almost ceased TO be a
virue; and the consequence was that the
audience was mortified by witnessing some
exhibitions OF bad hlaol az the part eff the
| two elubs. Either the ttiloW is tutally iu-
competent, lacks the nalye 10 he Just.
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