Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
WON A GAME
-, oyICKsTEPS LAY OUT THE
Tr,,TON CLuB-ksOnE . rO
5-OTHER GAMES.

,ying 10 "A lack of interest In thu
mn .tpp's sue ess here Of late the
AVID Of spectators have been growing
:" Slim 1t was this reason bsyond
'bt HAT drew such a mere handful
Tuesday afternoon to witness the
me hetween the home nine and the
knton club.
rhs M zane was called at four o'clock
IN ,Ie Trenton nine AT the bat.
ybe first inning was a blank for
M mines, although the Trentons had
man on third and second base.
In tbe second inning the Trentons
6r 10 score, but the Qnicksteps were
,rr lucky, as Fox made the first Gun
the home nine.
In the third inning the Trentons fail.
Ia wor.. The Quicksteps scored
lun4rs lcaIiug off with home run,
was loulIy applandel. Watt alsc
IRE making two runs in this inning.
IN tne fourth inning Quinton scored
| first run for the Trentons. st. Law
nee Henry and Benners scored for the
lne pine.
n H. fifth inning Harkins, Lynch
lOlirtou each scored for the Tren.
\, Henry a! so scored In this inning
the Qnickstep.
rhy sixth inning was blank for
b clubs.
n the seventh inning Lynch scored
the visiting nine. In this inning.
I'm the Quirksttps were batting, Har-
i, had finger split open by taking
bot bali right from the bat, and it ne.
k.itatrd his retiring from the field,
lentnr, the change pitcher. taking
place Snyder scored in this inning
lhp hOuc nine.
N ile eighth inning the Trentons
led to score again but the Quicksteps
hi them one better by Fox scoring
theninth inning was played only by
visiting team, who again failed TO
rp, and this ended the game, as the
tckst-ps, being ahead, were satisfied
ID the score 10 remain AZ 1t was.
fhe game throughout was rather de.
OF interest, ,as numerous errors were
DE on e,cb side and the game lasting
Il ~ minutes after & o'clock.
benry and st. Lawrence constituted
home battery, and Harkins and
latou tie visiting mines battery.
sCoKE BY INNINGS.
ick,tep, Ol23l lOl x-9
tuton, 0001 3Ol %
EuneI rdn.-Quickstep I; first base
rrror,-'l lickstep6, Trenton 6 base
baIh-o Brien, Green two base
k-Qnulon, Goodman, Benners,
kiu, Henry three base hit--Fox
be run-lsenners ; flies caught
ErEstrp, l, Trenton, 8; flies missed
Icks'rp-, Trenton 3 f; struck out
ckHep Trenton 3; passed balls
Lawrence |, Quintcn 3 wild
hrs-EIarkinS 2 !; lef, on baseS--
rkstrp =, Trenton 8 time of game
hours and twenty minutes umpire
William MtCatiertv.
he rrre!ir Of yesterdays victory can
placed 10 manager Malone 1t wa,
first day he has had charge Of The
b. Tie new management should b.
outraged hy larger audiences. No
l0Nh~y playing" will be allowed,
every player is eXpeaed to keep
gh'.
BE NodocS have organized with the
bwng players w. Watson, catch
), Cannon, short stop; W. Day,
lrE, j. Haggerty, first base; T..
|ssty, ,rcoId base; S. Sc!lailer, third
t,J Fleming, right field; Is. Seeds,
TIE hrId; &. Schatfer, left lield.
hapserty, captain. Challenges
lvr1 al so W. Eighth street. The
'oc' play the Athletic, Jr., to-nlor.
at Eighth and BrOome.
GAMES ELSEwHERF.
bo,'Vn-N-w York 8: Boston Is
Fmvdrnce-Philadelphia 0; Prov
pee *
''r'eIand-Chicago ); Cleveland
bl'iiaIo-Detroit 4; Buffalo 8.
'phi'adrlphia-Cincinnati Q; Ath-
H.
Observation-Disclosures 0; st. Louis
Erad.ng, Championship game),
ffsbrg I; Active 7
New iork-Columbus .; Metrol'o-
'hFookIyn-Brooklyn 3; Anthracite
;" W, u smith, Grafton, Mass,