The daily gazette., 1883-07-23
THE INTERSTATE RECORD,
The Inter State championship record, In
,luding SATURDAYS games, is as follows:
OTHER GAMES SATURDAY
At Cleveland.

At Cleveland:
New York O.
Cleveland ........ 0 o 20 o o o. o
Base hits, New York, 4; Cleveland, 0; errors,
New York; 8; Cleveland, 3; pitchers, Ward and
Mccormick. Umpire Lane,
At Buffalo:
Buffalo ........ 0 0 0 o o l 81
Philadelphia. 0 0 o 2 o o. 4
Base hits Buffalo, IL; Philadelphia, II; errors,
Buffalo, 8; Philadelphia, 7; pitchers, Calvin and
Hagan. Umpire, Decker.
AT Chicago:
Chicago .......... 0 o o o. .
Boston. ............ 0 o o x 3
Base hits, Chicago, 9; Boston, 5; errors, Chi;
cago, 3; Boston, 4; pitchers, COreoran and
Whitney Umpire, Furlong.
At Detroit:
Detroit. ......... 0 8 0 2 0 5
Base hits, Providence, 81 Detroit, 10; errors
Providence, 8; Detroit, 1; pitchers, Radbourne
and Jones; umpire, Burnham.
At Columbus
Columbus; ........ % l So
Base hits, Columbus, I; Cincinnati, 8; errors,
Columbus s; Cincinnati, 2; pitchers, Mountain
and White; umpire, Pratt.
At st. Louis:
Eclipse. 80. -. 2 o o / 4
st. Louis ......... 0 2 o 0 l o K 5
Pitchers, Heck er and Mullan; umpire Daniels.
SUNDAY GAMES OUT WEST.
COLUMBUS, July 22.-Three thousand
people were in attendance this afternoon at
the second championship game of the last
series between the Cincinnati and Columbus
clubs. The visitors were outplayed at every
point by the home nine, only one man
| reaching first base up to the eighth inning,
and it was not until the ninth that they were
able to bat Dundon's delivery Then a sue
cession of hits earned their two runs. The
score by innings was:
| Cincinnati ........ o o 0 o 0 0 90
| Columbus ......... o 2 o 0 0 1--4
ST.. LOUIS July 22-Weaverw was knocked
| out by the st. Louis men to-day, who sent
| the ball all over the field. 1t was the worst
beating the Louisvilles ever received here.
| This is the score by innings:
i ST. Louis. ....... 0 4 3 Il 0 K Il
Louisville ........ o o 1 0 2 o.
| THE MERRITTs' DIsBANDMENT.
| Concerning the disbandment of the Mer.
ritts the Philadelphia Record of Sunday has
the following
The sudden disbandment of the Mer
/ ritt club OF Camden, has put unusual life
into the managers of clubs desirous oi
strengthening their teams, as the good
records of the Merritt players make them
| eligible tor almost any nine. during bnt
last two da there has been lively scram.
BILE to ST which club should have the first
pick of the players, aud last evening, when
the club was formally disbanded, no lesi
than six or eight managers were on hand
either in this city or in Camden.
The Bingham House was made the head
quarters, and from O'Clock until midnight
last evening large proportion of thu
loiterers in the clerks office and on tht
steps were base ball managers and players
AL Reach, of the Philadelphia club, ant
Messrs. Simmons, Mason and Sharsig, o
the Athletic, conversed over the situation
and mutually regretted the loss of the Mer
ritt club. Messrs Mutrie, of the Metropoli
tan, Barnie, of the Baltimore, and Taylor, %
Brooklyn, were also of the group, as well q
a number of the players of the Merritt club
The effort made by Camden citizens yester
day afternoon to raise sufficient money Il
keep the club going caused no little anxiet,
among the managers, but when 1t wa
. finally known that the club bad formal,
disbanded they then made known to eacl
other their success in engaging the players
Mr.. aylor, OF the Brooklyn Interstate
Club, It seems, was early on hand. At
meeting of the directors of the Merritt Club
! held on Friday evening, he made proposi
/ tion to transfer the whole team to Brooklyn