Daily Republican., 1883-06-14
THIRD [O|T|ON.
TIIEACIIVEs AGAIN DEFEATED.
u osterllHy's Game lnierr"P'o" ~
the Ram, hut the Home Iea'l'
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villas.
About :tA persons witnessed the game
vesferra, between the Qulckstep, OF
This Guy and Active, OF Reading. Inc
nIayi,. Il the home team was all tha'
could l,r expected, they making but
three ,rrcr,, while their opponents are
credi,r, v,th six. Smiley and Barber
NAV, al, usually fine game. DORIS
p;tcliur WIS very effective, aud only
three Ii, ; acre made.
He vas vel supported by Mrkrnna
behind The bat, who played without an
error or Y .ed ball. Ardner the catcher
for be Active made several bad throws
over the s.coud base mans head, ana
the latter, Moore, also played Dad
game, Ardner's eyes were troubling
him. and it was difficult for him to
handle he ball After the Active mad
concluded their seventh inning the
game was interrupted Ivy rain. In the
latter inning the home team did some
fne uIaving. One man had reached
third another was on second and only
one man ont, when the side was retired
withou, a run. The intentions of the
visitors were to do their best to defeat
the Ouickstep, while the home team
The following is the score.
Active U U ~
Quickstep ! - U ID
Base On balls-Active, |. Left on
bases-Ac,ive 5; Quickstep, T. Wild
pitches-Active ; Quickstep, l. Flies
caught - Active, 1; Quickstep, D.
Passed balls-Active, 3; Quickstep, l.
Umpire-M "tteny. Time of game
One hour and five minutes.
NOTES.
The Quickstep club has now won
ten games and lost seven. They stand
a good third in the championship race
The Silver Leaf club has been organ
lied with the following players: +.
Hartman. catcher; G. August, pitcher
J. clark, short; H. Welsh, LIST base +
Burke, second j. Mcbride, third NJ
Hupegan, left field; +, Welsh, right
". Doordan, centre. All challerge
should I've addressed to G. August, cor
uer New Castle avenue and Healt
street. They willplay any club WHO'S
pl:t rers are under 10 years.
Tie Young Americans club of New
ark mas organized with the following
PLAYERS:
/. Comery, catcher; j. Eas'burr
pitr..r w. Mclaughlin, short stop
M lhoa,e, first base A. Brown, sec
Ond base : H. Maxwell, third base :
Wild oes, right field }. Collision, cent?
field NJ. Colmery, left field. Cha
leurvs NAV be sent to l.. Colmery, troi
cluh, hose members are under Is veal
ofa1r.
IT,. Harrisburg Telegraph, which wa
not rrpresented in Wilmington onMot
dav. bus reconciles it self to the defea
of Inc team from that city, ilm.ngto
should not cry Umpire umpire :. an
more. The action Of se-ttriay was a'
full" The Patriot Of the same city r
fers verv unfairly to the :" theft OF u
game" ON Monday by the Wilmlngf'
umpire.
The people of Harrisburg have rep
taton for heing" big Klcktrs.
Wilmington vs.. Chester butchers
Oulckstep Park this afternoon. A live
game will no uoubt be played.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
AT Philadei psia-Athletic 3 Eclip
10.
AT PRINCETON, n. J.-Cleveland, l.
Princeton, !.
At New York Metropolitan, l
Louis, t. ~,
Al Brook lyn-Brooklyn, :; NJ
York 10.
At TreBtoL-Trcnton, 3 Harrlsbul
).
Al Alnlerst-Yale, 4; Amherst, :.
Tue game h,tween the Baltimore a
Cincinnati Yesterday AT Baltimore,
called after he fourth inning because
rain When called the score stood
tom favor OF the Cincinnati nine
Tue anthracite CIuh OF POttsNl
stopped over at Chester yesterday
payrt with the Boss Club. The ga'
was interrupted by ram in the tel
inning, when the score was tie as
lows:
Ross v y y y U . y w
Anthracite OOU2 0 q % X