Daily Republican., 1883-05-30
A FINE GAME.
THE VUICKsTEPS COVER THEM.
SELVES WITH LAUREIS
AT BROOKLYN.

l
The Interstate championship game
between the Quickstep and Brooklyn
clubs, at Washington Park, Brooklyn
yesterday, resulted in victory for the
Quickstep by score of too. Both
clubs played a fine game and Dorr
pitched great game. The following is
the score:
lnickstep ! 90 90 0 0 o.
brooklyn 900 90 0 0 0 90
Base hits-Qnickstep, 6; Brooklyn, 5.
Earned runs-Quickstep, 0: Brooklyn,
0. Fielding errors-Quickstep 3 Brook
lyn, 7. Struck out-Quickstep, /;
Brooklyn, 7. First base by errors
tluickstep, Z; Brooklyn, 2. Left on
bases-Quicksrep, 7; Brooklyn, g. Um-
pire--Fleming. Time of game-One
hour and thirty minutes.
The Quickstep will visit Camden this
morning and play the Merritts, and this
afternoon the Merritt will visit Will
mington. Both games will no doubt
draw a large crowd. The game this
afternoon was advertised last night by
wagon, with two large signs and a
huge bell with no end ofred fire, driven
through the principal streets.
Nonecessity for kicking.-The Chester
Times says eff the Ross will treat the
Quickstep AS they did the Active, a
large number of attendants at Chester
Park will shake hands with them
selves They had better get behind
themselves ana kick themselves now
Morning News. 1t was
only an amateur team playing an al
legged professional, and yet according to
the Morning News the Quickstep did
not earn a run.
Better kick themselves again.
'erday the QUckst0p played the Ath-
etic at Philadelphia, and it was very
old day for the Wilmingtonians 1t
would have been much colder had it |
not been for johnson of the Ross, who
played with the Quickstcps and scored
he only run the Wilmington club
made. Mr.. johnson was also one of
he five to make base hit and played
without errors. The Quickstep had
'et'er hire the entire Ross team when
hey play the Athletic again.
The Quickstep has no use for the en-
ire Ross nine, as their team was sutf-
iently strong enough yesterday to de-
eat the Brooklyn, Notwithstanding the
act that two Of their best players were
n the sick list. johnson, who took
'miley's place, while being a good
layer, could not hold a candle to the
tlicient third base-man The Times
o doubt feels bad over the defeat of
heir pet club.
Games elsewhere:
At Philadelphia-Athetic, 9; Gin I
innati, |.
At Camden-Phiadelphia, 6; Mcr- $
tt, ]. =
At Pittsburg-St. Louis, 10; ALLIE
heny, s.
AT Baltimore-E Eclipse, of Louisville,
Baltimore, 3.
AT New York-Metropolitan, 5; Col r
mbus, 2. \
At keading-Chicago, II; Active, 8. |
At Easton yesterday Brown Univer- =
ty beat Lafayette College, Ito &.
leven innings were played.
The Molin~aux club, of Philadelphia,
sited Washington yesterday and was h
'feated by the Nationals, 8 3. E
NOTES. n
The Secretary of the American Asso tl
alton has appointed Orma,d II. But ii
r, OF Washington, regular umpire, in "
ace Of SOmlners. ii
John l.. Sullivan, the great knocker. 81
It, will pitch for the Athletics against il
picked nine ON Friday. Sullivan b
ould not play with the admission at
'enty-tive cents, and so it has been a
iSed to fifty cents. He is to receive n
ty per cent. of the gross receipts, cl
and stand inclusive. Il
The young Bostons of this city have A
ganz"d with the following players III
&. Hillings!ey, c: U. Ashworth, p al
Billingsley, s; T.. Seaman, lSt b ; 0t
, DougherIy, ID b; W. Simpson, 81 h'
j, BiIIingsley, +; f. Gregg, c f ; E. to
oZirr, rf. III
hey receive challenges from any club IN
lose members are under IA years OF ht
p Address W. f. Dougherty, 1908 tv
nc"lu street, McnOwellville. pr