The daily gazette., 1883-08-15
PLAYING BETTER BALL.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THE
HOME CLUE.
MoAFFERTY STONED By A MOB
The Quicl1steps Beaten by SCORE of to
The New Battery McOafterty Recep
tlOn in POttsvllle.

The Ouicksteps Beaten by a SCORE of to
The New Battery Met cOanTerty's Recep-
tIOn in PottsvIlle.
Yesterday the Quickstep met the Trenton
on their own grounds and were compelled
to fall into the hands of the Jersey boys
after hard fight An excellen game was
played and the home team led In batting.
The only passed ball was made by Quinton
and nothing was yielded by It, To-day they
meet the Trentons again and will endeavor
TO defeat them.
Qulckstep ........ / o O o o 0 o. !
Runs earned. Qulckstep, /; base hits, Quick
step, 9; Trenton, 8; two-base hits, Quickstep, l;
base on balls Trenton, 4; left on bases, Trenton,
Qufckstep, 2: struck out, Qulckstep, 8; Trenton,
!; passed ball, Quickstep, l; errbrs, Quickstep,
8; Trenton, 4.
OTHER GAMES.
PoTTsvILLE, August IA large audi
ence witnessed the championship game be-
tween the Anthracites and Actives here to-
day, but Umpire McCaffrey's decisions gave
general dissatisfaction. They were glaringly
unjust against the home team, and were
hooted and Missed on all sides. Much interest
was manifested at the commencement of the
game, but the audience became thoroughly
disgusted at McCaffreJ. The coach which
he and the visiting team occupied leaving
the ground was stoned by the boys. A large
crowd of people surrounded the hotel to-
night where McCafrey is stopping, anxious
to hear what he had to say. He will not be
permitted to umpire to-mOrrow's game. The
score stood to 10 favor of the visitors.
Anthracites. o o l 0 10 0 o. 2
Actives .... 10 o o K 8
At Boston:
Riiih,i.. Philadelphia ..... Q Q o .
Runs earned, Boston, 8; two base hits, Hor-
nung, Wise, Morrill,, Purcell. Manning; home
phia, g. struck out, by Burlington u; Hagan,
2; bases on balls, by Hagan, 3. wild pitches
Burlington, l; Hagan, l; Passed balls, Hackett,
/; time of game, one hour and 10 minutes. Um-
pire, Mr.. Furlong.
At Providence:
New York. o % 2 3 0 x-e
Providence ....... 0 1 / i 2 O. 6
Base hits, New York II, Providence l3; total
base hits, New York IA, Providence II; errors,
New York 4, Providence 10; earned runs, New
York Q, Providence 8; twobase hits, Ewing,
base on balls, New York 3, Providence l. first
base on errors, New York 8; struck out, New
York +, Providence 8; left on bases, New York
!, Pr9ylden 8; passed balls, d Olapp 2 J. Gilligan
Bradley.
At Cleveland:
Cleveland. ....... o 0 O. 0
Detroit ........... o o.
Earned run, Detroit, /; two base hit, Farrell
three base hit, Wood; left on bases. Cleveland,
o; Detroit @; first base on balls, Cleveland, /;
Detroit. l.; first base on errors, Cleveland, g.
Detroit, s.; struck out Cleveland, q; Detroit, s.
At Buffalo:
Buffalo o................ 4=2 4 0 4-19
Chicago ............. al 8 25 oil
Earned runs, Buffalo, o; Chicago, g. two-base
hits, Buffalo, 3, Chicago, 8; three base hits
Buffalo, 3; Chicdg go, .; first base on errors, Buff
alo, 9; Chicago, 10: on called balls Buffalo, a;
Chicago, Il left on bases, Blu ralo, s; Chicago, O.;
struck out, Buffalo, I; Chicago, 4; passed balls,
Buffalo, Il Chicago 8.
AT Harrisburg
GSlqnSas Gs4rIaSarg 9 SSSSS "a S-s
At New York (ten innings)
Metropolitans 8 / o 4 / 1 j. 8
Newarks. ....., J. o.
At Richmond-St. Louis, Il Virginia, 4.
At Lancaster-Ironsides, 10; Hartvilles,
Is.
At Altoona-Baltimore 10; Altoona, 3.
At Observation-Disclosures, 13; BTidgeton, 0.
NOTES.
The jewellers and dry goods clerks will
contest tomorrow afternoon at Quickstep
Park.
Rice and White carriage team defeated c.
w. Horns team by score of Is to 2.
George Fisher third baseman of the old
Quickstep is playing good ball with a nine
at Albuquerque, New Mexico.
A closely contested seven inning game
was played yesterday afternoon at Scheutzen
Park between Wilmington Council. Jr., o.
U. A. NJ, and Chester Council Of the same
order. A number of good plays were made
and some heavy batting. E. f. Bowers OF
the Wilmington team made home run on
the first ball pitched. The Chester boys
though outbatted the home club and made
number of three base hits. The follow
ing is the score by innings
Wilmington. ......,"......2 l.
Chester. er..................1 l x =
NOTES. =
Mclaughlin, of the Anthracites, has been
reinstated.
Considerable bitter feeling between Read
ing and Pottsville exists over the game being
played new.
Dwyer, of the Trentons, has been released
at his own request.
The Friendship nine and the Phoenix
Sociables will play a match game of base
ball at the Schsutzen Park on Saturday
afternoon next.
The Norris hose, of NorristoWn, Pa, has
selecte nine and challenged the Friend
ship, of this city to game in NoTristown, ,on
September IA, during the visit of the Friend
ship to that place. The challenge has been
accepted.
The st. Louis Club has lent Sullivan, one
| OF its Gathers, to the Louisville Club to help
it along. Miller, of the Shamrock Club,
after being reinstated, refused to play with
! the Louisville President PanA says the
Louisville Club will hold out to the end of
| the season, no matter what occurs.
In yesterdays game at Trenton, the new
| Quickstep battery, Henry and Lawrence,
| played an effective game. Each dub made
six base hits, but the Trentons were all
singles, while the QuicksJeps had total OF
eight-Snyder making two doubles. The
one run made by the Quicksteps
was earned, Watt making clean hit end
coming home on Snyder's two-bagger. In
fielding Fox had three errors and O'Brien
one, which resulted in giving the Trentons
their two runs. Albert played at centre
field and Smiley at short. Valentine pitched
&. a..