Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-28

John Grady aud Barney Mclaughlin, OF
tue Anthracite club, have boeu OlaCklIsted
for doscrting the Anthracite club to play
the remainder Cf tho SEASON with the
hlmberShuTg club.
The SOmer club Of Philadelphia will be
here t. morrow 10 play the lrOusidcs.
They have done line work TIN, season and
chased tho August Flowers closely IN i 3
- game on last Friday.
Tho Anthracite club went 10 Whining
ton on Wednesday 10 play a schedule
championship game with the QuCkstep
club Of that P,aC', but found no manager,
no treasurer, no umpire, and but three OF
the QuiCkstep players, 90 there was no
game.
Tne championship Ol the Cumberland
| yaIley was decided at ChamberBburg on
/ thursday when the CallisIe club defeated
| the professional club of that plaGa by
| score Of > to =. Barney Mclaughlin, ,aUd
john Grady, formerly of the AuthraCites,
| constituted the ChamborsbuTg battery.
BDstun's victory over Cleveland yester-
day and the defeat uf the Providence club
| by Buffalo settles the race for tho league
pannant, even without counting tho dis.
| putcd Boston Cleveland game, as without
| that game Boston has won 80 gamcs aud
no other club can win more than Co. even
| il it should win all games yet TO play.
| the fight is now for second place and
| Chicago has the best chance Of getting it.
Hilsey, who pitched hore for the Worutz
| club, went in the box yesterday for the
| Philadelphia league uino in the gamO
with tho Chicago. His pitching probably
! would have won tho game for Philadelphia
| but for Gross loose play behind the bat.
| Up TO the eighth inning tho visitors had
made but four single hits off his delivery
| Ia the eighth and ninth inuings they
seemed TO have sized him up and five hits,
| with a total Of ten, brOugh in three runs,
two Of them earned.
| The following account of tho Authra-
cites trouble, is from dispatch in ycstcr-
Reading Eagle dated PottSvIlle
At POttsville, Sept. % through the
| liberaIity of friends tho Anthracitcs were
enabled to purchase tickets for Whining
ton yesterday with a few dollars Of loose
change for contingencies. Tho manage
ment did not accompany them, buS stayed
ut home aud waited FOR tho kilograms in
the evening which should announce one
moro victory for the coal breakers. The
public, or that portion Of il which Is in.
| tercsted, were likewise auXiOusly awaiting
the news. At length the following iutelli,
gence was bulletned "No umpire, no
game, no guaranty, no cash ~
The club left here with nine men, expect
ing to meet Aunis aud Miller, who are not
released at Wilmington. On the road bo
tween Pottsyile and Reading Grady and
Mclaughlin completed negotiations with a
party from Chambersburg, and they left
the club at Reading aud accompanied the
Chambersburg party homo. The Anthra
cites, therefore arrived in Wilmington
only seven strong, aud Miller and Annis
failed to moet them. Tho found only
three members Of tho Quioksteps on
hand and the umpire also absent
Both the manager and the treasurer
of tho QuiCksteps were out of the city.
There was therefore not only no game but
no money to DO had. Knowles, Lang,
Holland and AlcOtt returned to Pottsvillo
last evening, and Galbraith, Milligan and
Bakely went to their homes in Philadel-
phia. These seven, together with two OF
more new men will go to Trenton IN ths
morning and unless other uniorseen iaIai
tiles occur, they will play thore TO DAY auu
Saturday. Grady aud Mclaughlin were
bhcklistod last evening for their repre-
hensiblo conduct in iorsaking tho club