The daily gazette., 1883-05-01
BASE BALL.
Yesterdays Game in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
step VS.. BrOokIyD-Other Notes.


step vs.. BrOoklyD-Other Notes.
Yesterdays game in Philadelphia between
the two home clubs--the Philadelphia and
Athletics-looked almost like a give-away
by the former, as they are credited with ID
fielding errors, some of which reminded one
of the old and palmy days of the game, when
lively balls and wild throws were the chief
features of the contests. The Philadelphias
earned three Of their four runs
while the Athletics occurred their entire
score OF nine runs by the baby errors of their
opponents. Purcell, Of the Philadelphias,
made three two base hits, while John Man
ming and Lewis also did some heavy ''slug-
ging." The Athletics played an almost
faultless game in the field. Score by innings:
Philadelphia. 90 80 o.
Athletic. .........l | 2 o 2 ! / 2 x-9
Earned runs-Philadelp 8. Two-base
hits--Purcell, 2; Stovey, 2; Lewis, Manning,
Stricken. First base on errors-Philadel-
phia, q; Athletic, 9. First base on called
balls--Athletic, 1. Left on bases-Philadel-
phia, 3; Athletic, 8. Struck out-Philadel-
phia, 8; Athletic, 2. Passed balls-Gross,
8; Rowsn, /. Umpire-William Mclean.
Time Of game, hours and minutes.
.ral ..r,- OTHER GAMES. -.s....
READING, April 3O.-The Providence
League Club played the Active this after
noon in the presence Of 1,5OO people. The
playing OF the home club was admirable.
Richmond, of the Providence, is q left-hand
pitcher and his delivery at first bothered
the home batsmen.: Terrific batting
was done on both sides. At the
beginning of the fourth inning Hoover hit q
red-hot liner past Richmond and got his first.
Boyle sent out ball for two bases and
Hoover scored. At the end of the sixth in
ming the score was tie, but in the seventh
the visitors put all doubts at rest. The score
was
Providence ... "a 1 0 OO4 2 x-1:
Struck out-Active, 2; Providence, /
Errors-Active, g.; Providence, 10. Bas'
hits--Active, s; Providence, s. Rum
earned-Active, 5; Providence, 0. Umpire
Jack Holland.
New York-New York Z, Metropolitan
Cleveland-Cleveland 4, Toledo l.
Trenton-Trenton "a, National 4.
Acknowledgement "a, Defiance o
Philadelphia IL.
/ PittsburR- Allegheny 10, Anthracite /.
Hoboken-Stevens Institute 8, Lafayett
College l.
To-day the championship games of tn
League, American Association and Inter
State Association clubs commence. Tn
list is as follows: League-Philadelph
vs. Providence at Philadelphia. New Yor
VS.. Boston at New York, Detroit vi
Chicago at Detroit, Cleveland vs.. Buffalo 6
Buffalo. American Association-Alieghen
VS.. Athletic at Pittsburg, Cincinnati VS.. 8
Louis at Cincinnati, Baltimore VS.. Metre
politan at Baltimore, Columbus VS.. Loui
Vile at Columbus Observation-Disclosures
VS.. Brooklyn at Wilmington, Anthracite v
Harrisburg at Harrisburg.
The game in this city this afternoon b.
tween the Quickstep and Brooklyn will
called at 4 o'clock. Walker, the Quicl
steps new left fielder, will make his fir
appearance.
Tim Manning, the efficient second bas
} man of last years Philadelphia club, pla.
with the Brooklyn club this season.
The White Lily base ball club has orga
ICED with the following players: c. Wells
} W. Druker, G. kaisip, j. Druker, J. Bleye
| F. Kennedy, B. Pepers, P. Kline, G. Fishe
They are ready TO receive challenges fro
any club whose players are under 15 yea
of age. Challenges should be addressed
No. 410 Orange street.