The daily gazette., 1883-05-09
QuIOKsTEPs.

Totals........ 29 o 3 "a l3 8
MERRITTs.
ABB. R. lB. TB. 70. A. e
Warner, 3h. ...... 0 2 y
q. d.
Fennelly.s. s... o
Soreorali, SoIslE.li,,,a e;.is. X :!
Ems ey r,t...... U D
Totals ...., s5 s 9 q II 8
INNINGS.
Quickstep . Q q 0 0 90
| Merritt. ......,... 2 o . 0 0 l x-4
Runs earned-0, First base on errors
| Quickstep ,, Merritt 4. Struck out-Cun-
| life, Barber, Parker, Cusick, Greenwood,
| Fennelly, Bertlebach. Left on bases-Quick-
step2, Merritt q, Two-base hit-Corcoran,
three base hit, Barber. Passed balls-Cusick
| l, Corcoran /. Wild pitch-Pyle. Umpire
| Frank Burt. Time of game-1 hour %
mi utes.
THE GAME IN TRENTON.
TRENTON, May 8. The Interstate game
| yesterday afternoon between the Harrisburg
and Trenton Clubs opened with a prospect
| of being lively and interesting contest
| throughout, but terrific wind and rain
storm came on in the fifth inning after the
| Harrisburg had been retired and the Tren-
tons were at the bat. The players and
| spectators in the ball field fed for
shelter TO the grand stand and refreshment
booths. About 900 we're present. The
umpire, after waiting half an hour, de-
clared the game in favor of the Trentons,
the score standing 8 to 1,for them. There
was some question as to the correctness of
the decision, as the rules require that five
innings shall be completed. The umpire
contended that no injustice was done to the
Harrisburgs, since they had been to the bat
| and could score no more in the inning. The
| score was /:
HL Harrisburg. g.......,,s.,......... 0-
| 1rehton ...'s,....s..-.-...-.- i U X--O
STOPPED BY THE RAIN.
NEWARK, N. j., May S.-The Inter.S
| championship game here to-day between the
| Actives, of Reading, and the Brooklyn Club,
was stopped at the end of the third inning
| by rain, the score standing 8 to in favor of
the Actives. The latter showed some fine
| work, both in the field and at the bat, dur
ing the short time they played.
THE CHAMPIONS DowNED.
| CINCINNATI, May S.-Louisvile's nine
administered second defeat to the cham
| pions to day, outbatting them at the right
time. Snyder broke thumb in the sixth
| inning and retired in favor of Powers. Luck
was entirely with the visitors, as they
punched their hits and the home nine made
their errors just as they were needed The
| score was as follows:
Cincinnati dHiaaRfsi -, -. "a
ATHLETIC AGAIN AHEAD.
BALTIMORE, May S.-The Athletics de-
| feated the Baltimore again this afternoon by
| a score of to 5. The Baltimores held the
lead up to the sixth inning, when the Wis
( itors batted Gallagher out of the hole-six
hits and four runs. Two more runs were
made by the visitors in the seventh. The
umpring was very unsatisfactory and the
umpire was hissed by the crowd, which
numbered over 5000. Following is the
| score:
Baltimore. ,.........., Q o-5
| Athletic.....,,...... o l l KS
ALLEGHENIEs ON A DRUNK.
PITTsBURG, May 8.-Taylor, the Allie
ghely catcher, made FIVE wild throws to
second to-day, thus losing the fifth cham
pionship game for the Alleghenys, and
thoroughly disgusting the 1900 people as
sembled on the ball ground this afternoon.
PittSburg admirers of the game are losing
heart at the utter failure of the home team,
which has lost every championship game 1t
has thus far played. Rumor has it that the
home players are drinking, and the reports
will be investigated. Denny Mack has been
engaged as short stop and captain and Will
arrive tomorrow. The following is to-day's
score:
AlleghsG1yi Adsggdma1it,n 6sS 81
oLEvELAND's OFF DAY.
BUFFALO, May S.-The sixth game be-
tween the Buffalos and Clevelands was won
by the former to-day without a struggle.
They did not succeed In Furnishing one
armed DALEY badly, but made up for it by
almost faultless fielding. Calvin pitched
elfectually. Each side knocked out a run,
after which five were presented to the Buff
falos and one to the Cleveands. Dunlap
and Bradley tielded wretchedly. The day
was cold and the attendance light. The
, score follows:
7 Buffalo ...,,..... 0 l o K 8
Cleveland ........ 0 0 0 Ia
At Gloucester, yesterday, the Alaska and
Brinton clubs of Philadelphia played, the
| former winning by score Off to 6.
At Washington the Defiance of Philadel-
l phia defeated the Nationals by a score of
, too.
LOCAL POINTS.
The Quicksteps play in Trenton this after
noon. Cusick and Pyle will form the
Quickstep battery.
At Tenth and Pine streets yesterday after
: noon, the White Lily of the Lake defeated
the Violet by score of to 5.
The young Chicago defeated the May
flower yesterday by a score of 20 20 13.
Emslie of the Merritt, will pitch for the
Athletics In their game at Baltimore this
afternoon.
The Jos. L. Carpenter, DR., base bali club
r has reorganized for this season, with the
e following team: j. Boney, c.; A. j. Nc
s Guire, p; w. Hanley, s s: e. E. Hare, 1b; j.
j ONeil, %; W. Slough, 3b; D. Barton, (;
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