The daily gazette., 1883-09-12
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
WEEKLY MEETING OF THE
BOARD OF HEALTH.
THE LATEST BASE BAIL GOSSIP
SCORES of YesterdRy's Contests - Waits
Numerous Clubs--GeneraI Notes of the
Game.

There was no game in Richmond yester.
day. 1t rained hard all day.
The game in Philadelphia between the
Cleveland and Philadelphia came to a end
at the second inning the score being TO
In favor OF Cleveland with the Philadelphia's
inning not completed.
OTHER GAMES.
READING, Sept. 1.-THE Harrisburg and
Active clubs commenced to play another
championship game here this afternoon.
The batter OF the visitors was Dow and Mc-
Closkey and of the Aetives, Freil and Geary.
The latter was hurt In the fourth, and Car
roll, vho was Injured thu day before caught
out the inning. Up 70 this time the game
stood three to three. Carol refused to catch
any longer on account OF his injury. This
necessitated change In most of the posi-
tions on the nine, with decidedly bad results,
There was listless playing for the rest of the
game, though the Actives did the best bat
ting, earning about one-half Of their runs,
and the Harrisburg Club not single run.
The ecore stoOd
Actives s.................. 2 o s. s
Harrisburg. rg...........,.... 10
Game called on account of darkness, Active,
hits; errors Harrisburg, hits errors,
BROOKLYN. Sept. 1.-THE Brooklyn club
easily defeated the TreDtons here this after
noon. The home club won by superb bat
ting, being outfelded by the Trentons. Only
eight innings were played. The score fol-
lows:
TreEtoa. TSn ........... 90 S-S
Earned runs, Trenton, Z; Brooklyn, 6; first
base on errors Trenton, o; Brooklyn, 4; struck
out, Trenton, 9; Brooklyn, 2; left on bases
Trenton, s; Brooklyn, 8; base hits Trenton, Il;
Brooklyn, II; umpire, Holland; time Of game,
one hour and forty five minutes.
Al New York.
New York.. ......O o O. !
Buttalo...... .........2 0 0 0 0 0 K
Earned runs, New York, o; Buffalo, 0; first
out, New YORK., 2; Buffalo, 4; left ON bases, New
York, 3; Buffalo. 6; three-base hit, X we; two
base hits, Connors, Brouthers and Caskins; to-
tal base hits, New York, 8; Bun 10, o; Double
plays, Richardson, Brouthers and Rowe, Rich
ardson and Brouthers; umpire MIR. Chipman ;
time of game, one hour and torty'nve minutes.
At Cincinnati:
Cincinnati. l % O.
Allegheny ........ o o o 0 2 0 o. 2
Runs earned, Cincinnati 2; two-base hits,
Carpent r, Jones, McPhee, Barr; three-base
hi s. Fulmer, Snyder; total bases on clean hits,
Cincinnati II, Allegheny q; left on bases, Gin
einnati !, Allegheny 2; struck ut, Cincinnati
s, Allegheny Z; passe balls, Allegheny !, Gin
cinnati 2; time OF game, two hours and 10 min
utes; umpire, Kelly.
Chicago. .......... 0 0 0 o o 2 { 0 o.
Errors, Boston, 8; Chicago, 8; base hits,
Boston 4; Chicago, Q; earned runs, Boston, 2
| three-base hit, Dalrymple; home run, Wise
first base on errOls. BOSen, z; sJruck ont, by
Whitney 0; Corcoran, g. lassed balls, Hines, 2
time, one hour and 30 minutes; umpire, Brad
ley.
At Proyidence:
rntftH y A.
Detr it, ......... v 0 0 U 0 o. Q
Base hits, Providence 8, total II; Detroit 4,
total !; errors Providence, 2; Detroit, 8: earned
runs, Providence, ]; two-base hits, q lligan and
Bennett; home run, Hines; first base on balls,
Providence. q first base on errors, Providence,
8; Detroit, 2; struck out Providence, 4; Detroit,
Ii; left on bases, Providence, 4; Detroit, 8; um-
| pirc, Decker.
NOTES.
Geary is on trial with the Actives.
Harrisburg made 21 hits with total OF
/ 81 bases off Morris.
Geary had four passed ball in six innings,
| no hits and one error as catcher for Morris
in the first Harrisburg Active game.
The Harrisburg and Anthracite play
| championship games in Philadelphia to-day
and tomorrow on the Athletic grounds.
Championship games will be played here
| on the Quicksteps return from Richmond
with the Brooklynf. A large crowd should
| greet the boys -s--
Matthews has pitched in 80 games, 2s OF
which the Athletic won. OF the games losi
in which Matthews pitched Baltimore won
two, Cincinnati five, st. Louis two, and the
Eclipse and Metropolitan one each.
| The matches arranged by the League
teams with the Brooklyn club for October,
have all been cancelled, the New York
League club refusing to allow the League
clubs to play the Brooklyn this season.
| j. F. Carney, the Cleveland Clubs new
| pitcher, Joined the nine in Philadelphia yes
terday. Its probable that Mccormick will
not pitch again this season, on account of his
arm. Hell now at his home In Patterson,
| N. J.
81 am going to manage New Haven
club next year. ."-Charles G. Waitt.
81 will have Newark, N. j team next
year."-Charles G. Waitt
81 am going to manage the Alleghenys
| next season. "-Chares G. Waitt.
The gentleman, Mr.. Charles @, Watt is
certainly endeavoring to become base ball
monopolist If he is to manage all the clubs
men Toned.
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