Daily Republican., 1883-07-19
ANuTHER FINE GAME.

ANuTHER FINE GAME.
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rHE QUICKsrEP DEFEAT rssEIR
OLD RIVAL<-wAITT AND GU.
kICK'S REAVY sIUGGING.
Since the defeat Of the Baltimore
Hub by the Quickstep on Monday, the
nterestin the home team has increaS Sed,
md yesterday between 800 and
90 persons were present to wit
less the Quickstep-Active game.
Fhe game started o'clock with
he Quick step at the bat, who were re-
|rel without scoring. The visitors
vere retired without a run for Ave in.
ings, which was very remarkable, as
bey made four good hits, but when the
unner reached first and attempted to
teal second, Geary quickly threw them
ut, much to their surprise, and voice
ras heard to say, how do you like
eary now 2" They evidently did not
Ike his neat throwing to second Las they
pade no more attempts to steal that
ase The game throughout was fine
he, and if the boys settle down to thai
ind of playing they will soon come
hit Of tn, rut they were IN last week.
he fielders on both sides had plenty Of
ork to do on account of tile heavy bat
ing.
The home team made hits with o
btal of II bases, while The visitors are
reiited with with total of 10. The
isitors played II strong game and the
ictory was we'll earned by the home
lam. Moore, who played second for
he visitors, PLAYED fine game. For
be home team the boys played their
est Fox at third Is fine player and
hen he caught two" hot liners he
las greeted with tremendous applause.
nyder and Smiley took care Of their
bses and played a faultless game.
Faitt, Cusick and Benners each caught
ficult hys. At the bat Watt is got
ng to be slugger, as is also Cus.ck.
le former in the sixth inning hit for
(ree bags over the left telder's head,
lille the lat er made two two.baggers,
bth of which elected deafening ap-
ause from the spectators. BennerS
SO done some heavy batting, and Fox,
lbert and Geary each made II single.
the boys will only play as well to-day
e Jerseymen will return home with a
bfeat this evening. The score yester.
y was
llickstep 0 % % 0 IA
ctive 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 OIL
Earned runs-Quicksrep, 2; Active,
Struck out-Quickstep, 3. Passed
(lls--Morris, 3; Geary, |. Wild pitch
Reynolds, l. Two base hits-Ben-
rs, Cusick, 2; Morris. Three base
t-Waitt. First base on errors
aickstep, 3; Active, 1. Double plays
Ctive, l. Left on bases-Quickstep,
Active6. Flies caught-Quickstep,
Active 9. Umpire-F. Burt. Time
game--one hour and twenty-five
inutes.
NOTES.
The Qu.cksteps, have at last settled
Pwn TO hard work and if they keep it
they need have no fears.
Who is the Jonah now? The ques-
bn is a puzzler.
Ward, the Quickstep's new catcher,
Is practicing yesterday morning and
owed up well, but was unfortunate
splitting his finger aud was unable
play yesterday. He was to have
dyed centre field but Cusck was sub
tuted.
The Quickstep will play II champion
lp game this afternoon with the Mer-
team, aud.a hard fight is expected.
Frank Burt, one of The Interstate
npires, umpired yesterday game. and
decisions were fair and impartial
he audience were well pleased.
Games played elsewhere yesterday:
AT Millville N. -Millville, Il Stock
b, of Cape May,2
AT Observation-Disclosures, . Har-
Bburg, 3; eleven innings champion
Dip.
AT Buhalo-Philadelphia, 7 Buffalo,
At Baltimore-Athletic, 1G; Balti-
Ore, 3.
AT Pittsburg-Metropolitan, . Ale
beny, /.
AT Louisvile-Eclipse, 10; Colum-
b., 2.
At St. Louis-Cincinnati, 3; St.
|puis, 5.
EAt Cleveland-New York, / Cleve-
pa, lO.
At observation-disclosures. 10 De-
pit, 8.
AT Chicago-Boston, 0; Chicago, 9.
AT Philadelphia - Burlington, .;
ngnst Flower, 0.
At Camden-Merritt, 6 Brooklyn, 3;
bampionship.
AT Camden (forenoon)-Girard Col
be, 10 Young Merritts, 8.
At Hartville Park-Hartville, 8
[cked Nine, s.
The employees of the Wilmington
Plhing house played match game
ball yesterday afternoon at Schuet-
Park, with a nine from j. T. Null
s clothing, store. The former were
ftorious by score of 81 to 81. Seven
Pings were played.