Daily Republican., 1883-09-01


says =" Browns Iron Bitters greatly re-
lieved me Of general debility and indi-
gestion.
GREAT GAME.
The California Battery Against
Henry and NJ. Lawrence.
A large audience assembled at Quick
step Park yesterday afternoon to wit
ness the second game between the
Quickstep and Active. The game
throughout was the most exciting of the
season, and previous to the time for
calling the game bets were against
the home team and even some Of the
most ardent admirers of the Quick
step had no hopes ofa victory, many of
them proclaiming that they could not
play ball two successive davs.
AS the game progressed, however,
quite change came over the feelings of
the spectators and they Came to the
conclusion that victory was in the wind
for the home team. The game was
brilliantly played on both sides, each
club playing their best to win. Morris
and Carroll, the California battery did
splendid work for the visitors and it
was astonishing to see the heavy hitters
of the Quickstep strike out in rapid sue
cession, but they thought that the team
would soon "catch on and hit him
hard. For the first three innings each
man struck out in succession, except
Hoover, who made a slow hit to first
base in the first inning, and stole second
where he was left.
In the fourth inning Morris attempted
to fool Hoover on a slow ball, but got
fooled himself, when he saw the ball
disappear over the loft felder's head,
and the batter made three bases Fol-
lowing this the next two men struck
out and all hopes of run were
abolished, when Albert grasped the ash,
made hit and Hoover scored the first
ami only earned run, amid great ap-
plause. Snyder then made a hit and
Albert gained second both, however,
were left by Henry fouling out. In the
last part of the fifth inning, after two
men had been retired, Morris struck
out, but st. Lawrence mufled the third
strike, and the bah in rolling a few
feet back of him struck McCafferty's
foot. thus allowing the runners to take
his base, notwithstanding the fact that
he stopped running when half way
there, which, according to the rules,
sh )uld have been declared out.
He took his base, was advanced to-
second by safe hit of Boyle and scored
on hit of Larkins over right field fence,
which was the only run scored by the
visitors, although they had several men
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poets fair for a run, but by sharp play
ing of the Quickstep they were left, and
1t was not the fault of the home team
that they scored run. Benners made
thesecond run for the QuickStep, on a
two base hit aided by al error ard a
passed ball. and the same runner again
tailed in the eighth inning on q safe
hit, u passed hal and a double by Fox,
the latter being left.
Henry and st. Lawrence played their
best yesterday, and showed that they
could be depended upon in an emergen-
cy, as they remained perfectly cool,
even at a time when single hit would
have brought in runs and probably
won the game. 1t was all the same to
them and. if anything, they played the
harder, and the visitors were unable to
hit him effectively, they making but
eight with a total of eleven hits, while
the Quickstep batted Morris for ten sim
giles with total of fourteen bases. Hoo
yer did some Of the finest playing ever
witnessed on q ball field, which sur
prise,. the visiting club, as he was re-
Gently released from that nine. Several
disputes arose during the game in ref
ercnce to tho pitchers not standing in
the box, which were finally quelled.-
McCafirrty threatened to have some OF
the hoodlums arrested if they did not
observe order, which had q beneficial
effect. The score by innings was
;. Active o 0 q I'll
tluicksiep 600 . 0 %
Runs rarued-Qnickstep, /. First
base on 'rrors-Active, 3 Quickstep,4.
Two base its--Halpin (2), Larkins,
Benn-rs, Fox. Threebase hits-Hoov-
er. puuble play-Jacoby. Passed
balls--Carroll, 3; st. Lawrence, 3.
Struck out-kappel, Tomney(2), Klein
eel (4) Rsnners(2), ,Fox(2), Waitt, p AL
bert. Snyder, 81. Lawrence, Hoover, Il.
Pitchers assist on balls and strikes
Morris, "A Henry, 2. First base on
balls Larkin>. Left ON bases-Ac-
tive s; Durkstep, Z. Flies caught
Active, . Quickstep, g. Fouls canght
,I-Acrivp, A; Ouickstep, 3. Flies
missed. Kappel. Time of game-One
hour and titty-tive minntes. Umpire
| William McCatlerty
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