Daily Republican., 1883-09-11
CHESTER PETS LAIDOUT
THE ROSS or CHESTER CAICA
GOED-THE Il HOME TEAM PLAYS
AFINE FIELDING GAME.

Owing to the fremen's parade yes.
terday afternoon small audience as
sembled at Quickstep park to witness
the game of ball between the Quickstep
and Ross club, of Chester. The game
was very interesting up to the fifth IN
ming, when the score stood to DIN favor
of the Quickstep.
In this inning the home team made
three single hits, and aided by errors Of
Deasley and Wiley scored one earned
and three unearned runs. In the
seventh inning a single by st. Law
renee, triple by Snyder and Ave errors
yielded four runs. In the last inning
hits by Rickley and Albert and two
errors brought in three more runs. The
visitors played good game until after
the fourth inning, when they became
demoralized and played almost as bad
as the Blondes and Brunetts, letting
balls pass between their legs and throw
ing exceedingly bad, Carroll having
four errors from wild throws. The
playing of johnson at centre field and
Wiley at third were the only redeeming
features. The pitching Of Luton was
fine, and had he been properly sup
ported the result would have been ma
terially changed.
Pyle and Cusick were the Quickstep
battery, and played great game, the
former having but one error, base on
balls, while the latter played faultless
game. Notwithstanding The fact that
the Ross made seven hits, with total
of eight, they were unable to score, az
the Quickstep played fine fielding
game and watched the runners closely,
several being caught on the home plate.
The visitors worked hard for run, but
it was no use, they could not get there.
The score follows:
Ross 900 900 %
tlnickstep -01 90 10 10 3-12
Runs earned-Quickstep, l. First
base on called balls-Carroll, Rickley.
Struck out-Deasley, johnson, Wiley
(3, yesterday (2), Pollard (2)-9;
kienzel, Rickley, Cusick (2), Pyle (D
y. Left on bases-Ross. 5; Quick
step, 4. Two-b hit-Pollard. Three
base hit-Snyder. Double play-Smith
and Hoover, 2. Passed balls-Carroll,
2 Wild pitches-Lutton, 3. Flies
caught-Ross, Z; Quickstep, i Time
Of gama-One hour and tifty-fve min
utes. Umpire-Wm. McCafferty.
NOTES.
1t is said that the Quickstep have the
best throwing team in the Inter.State
Dorr, late of the Quickstep, pitched
for the Harrisburg in the Harrisburg
Quickstep IA to game in Harrisburg
On Saturday.
The Quickstep left for Richmond,
Virginia, at 1l.O5 O'Clock last evening.
They will play the Virginia club of
hat place to-day, tomorrow and Thurs
lay. They will return and play the
Brooklyn in this city on Friday and
saturday.
Hubbard, the Yale College catcher,
las been engaged in the Athletic club
o support Jones.
The Philadelphia club has finally re-
eased Doyle and Hagan. The latter
will probably return to the Webster
club.
The Eclipse and Metropolitan base
Dall clubs played a match game at
Louisville on Sunday, which resulted
n favor of the Eclipse bya score of 5
o3.
At the next meeting of the Interstate
Association there will be an endeavor
made to throw out the Merritt games.
As it now stands, the Merritt club has
won the championship, and the fight
between the other clubs is only for Sc
'ond place.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
At Louisvile-Eclipse 4, Metlo-
,olitan l3.
At st. Lonis-Baltimore 4, St. Louis
8.
At Cincinnati-Cincinnati II, Ale
,heny =.
At Boston-Boston 4, Chicago 9
AT Brooklyn-Brooklyn l3, Trenton
. Only eight innings were played
At MISUNDERSTANDING Is, Ac-
i've 3.
At Philadelphia August Flower 3,
Philadelphia 10. Blondes 4S, Brunetts
g.
SALTMARSH, ALA.-Dr. Jas. B. Mills,
ays : Several of my patients have
lsed Browns Iron BitteIS for chronic