The daily gazette., 1883-06-01
THE WINNING TEAMS.
VcToRs IN YESTERDAYS
CONTESTS.
GOOD GAMES IN PHILADELPHIA.
Game at Quickstep Park This Afternoon
Tho TrentOns to Play Here Tomorrow
other Notes.

The Athletics, yesterday, in Philadelphia,
played the champion Cincinnati team, aud
| after the most exciting aiternatious finally
came out ahead by The following score
\ Athletic........ 90 O1 O O a O-s
Cincinn4t..,..... 2 o 8 0 j O. /
The audience at Recreation Park, Phila-
| delphia, were treated to one of the best
| paying display Of !Je se;.,. IL. The PhiIa-
| dclphias worked hard and steadily. and
throughout played one Of those games that
make their friends expect much bitter sue-
cess FOR them before their record closes.
| Manning made Jne hit. oyer the right field
fence, but only got the TWO bases allowed,
\ and Ferguson made clear two. baser and
| !yuowed il with a single On both sides
the fielding was good, and enly four errors
were s. oled against the home team. Follow
| ing is the score: "'t
phifs9S,nbis ip'hiiSa9gS ,bii;.,.,.' Sg0S2 9 9Tt
p-ti2 CLEVELAND WINS AGAIN. 1nr
PROVIDENCE, May 81 - Threatening
weather prevented a large attendance at the
game to-day between the Cleveland and
Providence mines. Not over 500 persona
were present. In the fourth inning, when
Providence seemed likely to score, McCor-
mick and Dunlap obstructed base-runners,
as did Glasscock yesterday. They were
warned by the umpire. Mccormick made
back talk and was fined five dollars. The
Clevelands won the game by the following
score:
Cleveland. o Ol o x--6
-f NEW YORK IN LUCK. .tr
New YORK, May 31-The Detroit team
played their sixth game with the New York
CLUB to. day at the Polo Grounds. The con
test proved to be close and interesting up to
the fourth inning, when the home team
punished Weidman for three runs, two
being earned, lead which virtually gave
them the game, as the visitors could not get
run off Ward until the eighth inning and
then they earned single. The score:
Ssw SstTSit, YoIE ..''''',' ~ q . . . ! o!
UNFORTUNATE COLUMBUS.
New YORK, May 81 The Metropolitans
had another soft snap this afternoon, when
they defeated the Columbus club by score
of 10 to 3. Keefe's pitching proved to be
an enigma to the visil ors, twelve of them re-
tiring on strikes. Following is the score:
Metropolitan..... 0 o o 8 x-lO
Columbus .........0 o o 0 o. 5
NOTES.
There is some doubt as to the game an
nounced between the Burlington and
Quickstep taking place this afternoon, owing.
to slight misunderstanding of the minor
uetdnS. sCfOng picked nine has been
selected to play in case the Burlingtons fail
SO appear.
Trenton VS.. Quickstep tomorrow after
noon. good game may be looked for.
A hint to Wilmingtonians who attend ball
games at the Athletic grounds in Phnadel-
phia-If the game ends by 5.45 O'Clock, by
proceeding down Twenty seventh street,
through Fairmount Park and across CaIIow
hill street bridge you can strike the 5.55
express from Broad street, where it is con-
nected with the P, w. s. B. engine, near
the round house.
The Wilmington Boys of this city have
organized a club composed of the following
players W. Bagley, catcher; NJ Connell,
pitcher; j. Hare, short stop; ]. SkelIev,
first base; T. Sandy, second; j. Conneil,
third; D. Kinney, left; j. Walsh, centre;
W. Shields, right; Frank Skelley, tenth
man. Address challenges to NJ Connell,
2lS South jackson street. Are ready to
play any club whose players are 16 years of
age or under. T1
The Butcher Boys defeated the Keystone
yesterday by the following score:
Butcher Boys... 8 8 - "a O 5-ob
keystone .............., l 0 3-l4