Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-08-06

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be close.
The close OF last week still left tho Har-
risburg club in the lead for tho Interstate
championship. The Anthracites, who
were leading for second place, have been
passed by the Actives, OF Reading, who
won sufficient number of games last
week. The Brooklyns kave been endcav-
oring to pull ahead but are far from sue.
cessful, while they won three games last
week, the Harrisburg Won four, thus gain.
ing one over them. In the race the Har-
risburg now leads tho Activss, who are
second, eight games, while they lead tho
Brooklyn nine. The inter state clubs have
played and won Cup to this weekly games
- follows: Actives played SO, won 10;
Anthracite played 4S, won 10; Brooklyn
played SO, won 18 Harrisburg played As,
won 81 Merits played IS, won 81
Quicksteps played As, won u Trenton
played SO, won 16.
Yesterday at Columbus, Ohio, the Col
umbus beat tho Eclipse by . score of Q
to5.
Tho Providence club got q, 500 as its
share Of tho gate receipts in the last four
games at Cleveland.
Tho highest salsry paid to . member of
the St. Louis nine is said to be about
81, 600; the lowest about 81, 200.
The payroll Of the Altoona team
amounts to about e6OO per month.
Tho East0n club. out of the first sixteen
games played, lost but three.
The battery order of the Field team is
a. follows for to morrow Tornly, So
Lawrence, % j.; Field, Q; Holland, sb
Oswald, II; Meean, 1b; Cramp, IF;
Hickenrode, Ct Mares. p.
The gporting Lrs and Truth Of Phila
delphis each had accounts Of the Iron--
sides games, Saturday, and the Item
stated that the game Of Saturday was
played in West Philadelphia.
The Magenta club Of Indiana, Pa, is on
tour and plays in Carlisle to day.
Taggsrt's Sunday Times has the follow
ing to say about one of the most unfortu-
nate features Of baseball This matter
Of the pitchers striking the batter should
be made subject of consideration at the
Several players have been badly injured
an accident. Mack, of the Allegheny, was
badly hurt in Baltimore, and is confined to
his bed. Radbourne, Of the Providence,
was struck in the neck by one of Galvin's
swift throws, and may he unable to play
for some time. 1t would be good idea
to allow every batter who is struck by tho
pitcher q base. There would then be very
few such accidents as have happened this
year."
In their advertisement in the Philadel-
phia papers tho August Flowers announce
that they will be here to morrow. They
are mistaken If they think they are to play
here, for no engagement was made with
them. They wore so slow in making up
their minds that the date was given to
Sam Field.
The Easton club, which plays hero on
Thursday. defeated the Dslawares of New
York on Friday by the score of IA to o, at
Easton. The visitors got one man OF
third base in the first inning. but after that
none got further than second.
The names of the Easton team are as
follows Gslligan, IT,; Parker RI. Dehl-
man, Id. Green, ss. Spence, 3b. Barber,
2b. Denhaw, Ct. DAILY, 9. Rittenhouse,
p.
The York club succeeded in defeating
the Our Boys of Harrisburg on Saturday
by the score of Is to 8.
Tho Anchor club of York will visit
Columbia, Marietta and Mt. Joy 5000.
York wants three members of the
Hunters of Pittsburg. They certainly
need some men who can play ball and the
Hunter boys can.