Daily Republican., 1883-04-12
THEIR FIRsT DEFEAT.
The Cleveland League Prove Too
Much For the Qulcksteps-Splen.
did Playing "A Largo snd Enshu.
s1aslie Audience.

Much For the QOocksteps-Splef ef
did Playing "A Large and En1hU
siaslie Audience.
The much talked of game between til
| |Qnickstep Club of this city and til
Cleveland League Club, Of CLEVELAND
Ohio, took place yesterday afternoon o
the Union street grounds
The weather was everything tina
could be wished for, and seemed mad
especially for ball playing. The repu
tatiOn of the visiting club and the fin
weather, had the effect Of bringing on
about two thousand persons to witnes
the game. Many were the conjecture
as to how many runs the home clul
would be beaten, as the Cleveland
have not been beaten thus far this sea
son. They have had Il regular triumph
al march. They are a fine body of mer
and know how to play ball Much in
terest was manifested in Daley, the one
armed pitcher, who is considered one O
{ he best in the country. He was well
backed up by Broughton, who made his
first appearance yesterday. He is frou
GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Game was called promptly at 4
O'Clock. eQnicksteps having lost th'
toss, were sent to the bat.
Albert opened and struck close to thu
home plate, and made his first Shalli,
fonled ont Smiley drove the ball to left
field, Albert coming in making the first
and only run Casey struck Out and
Barker went out on a hit to centre
leaving Smiley on second base. One
run.
Dunlap opened, for the Clevelands
struck TO pitcher, and retired at first
fiatal;ng went out in the same manner,
and GlasscoCk ended the inning by
striking out. Noruns.
Second lnning-Watt retired on
called strikes; Snyder was caught out
on a foul fly to third and Cunliffe struck
out. No runs.
Mnldoon sent long fly to left field,
which was beautifully captured by
Waitt; York retired ON strikes, and
Evans went ont at first base by a strike
to short stop. No runs.
Third inning-Dorr struck short TO
right, and was retired at first Albert
drove the leather to the short stop and
failed to reach the first base. Shallix
succeeded in making his first by hit to
right Smiley went out at first by hit
to third base, leaving Shallix on second
No runs.
Bradley sent ong fly to right field,
which was beautifully taken by Gun
life on u hard run Broughton struck
shcrt to right and made his first on a
wild throw ; Daley retired on strikes !;
Dunlap sent three base hit to centre,
and came in on passed ball, Brouph.
ton also scoring Hataling made a base
hi' to centre Glasscock finished the in.
ming by hit to short. Two runs.
Fourth inning-Casey retired on a tiy
to the left; Barber out at first on q hit
to short; Watt struck to short centre
and made second on an error. SNYDER
retired the side by striking out, Watt
IN bases. No runs.
Muldoon fouled out to catcher York
sent :. fly to short centre, which was
inely taken by Albert Evans retired
At first by hit to third. No runs.
Fifth inning-Cunlitfe sent ground
II to short and was retired at first. Dorr
'etired in the same manner, and Albert
struck to third, and was retired at first.
No runs.
Bradley struck to second butfailed to
q lch first Broughton struck to right and
vas caught at first; Daley struck out
No runs.
Sixth inning-Shallix sent a long fy
o left and was retired Smiley drove a
laisy to short and made first by an er-
'or; Casey struck to pitcher, made first.
but forced Smiley out at second Barber
was next at the bat, but before the
strike, Casey was retired in irving to
steal third. No runs.
Dunlap was retired at first by hit
% the pitcher Hataling made first by a
!rive to centre; Glasscock struck to
bird and by an overthrow to first made
second, Hataling scoring; Muldoon
struck to short and retired at first York
lrove daisy to centre, made first.
ilasscock scoring; Evans retired at
irst ON hit to short Two runs.
Seventh inning-Barber was caught
IN a fly at first; Watt struck ont and
snyder retired on a fy to first Mol
uns.
Bradley made his first on n prounder
o second Broughton drove the ball to
light field, sending in Bradley, but he
vas caught at second by throw of the |
'atcher, which Smiley took with one
lahd Daley retired at first on hit to