The daily gazette., 1883-08-01
WHAT, YOU DON'T SAY so
YES, THE QutcksTEPs AcTU-
ALLY WIN A GAME
BY CLOSE SHAVE, IN POTTsvILLE
The Anthrac.tes Beaten by a score of -Four
to 1hree-ScOres of League, Association
and Interstate Games.

good game OF ball was played In Potts
vile yesterday and the home team succeeded
In winning their first victory for two weeks.
The home team showed up In good style
and Fox pitched magnificent game and
was well supported by Cusick. Reynolds
and Grady were the battery for the Anthra-
cites. The score in detail is as follows.
Anthracite 0 10 o o. o l. 8
Qnickstep .... 2 % ] o o o O. /
Earned runs, Quickstep, /; Anthracite, I; base
hits Quickstep, 7. total, 10; Anthracite, stotal,
y; errors, Anthracite, 9; Quickstep, 3; first base
Anthracite, /; Qulekstep,l; struck ont, Anthra,
cite 3; Qutc@ step, .; left on bases, Anthracite,
9ulcksteP, o. two-base hits, Mclaughlin,
McLaughlin, Knowles and Miller, Reynolds,
knowles and Miller; passed balls Grady, 1;
Cusiek, 2; wild pitch, Reynolds,l; /; time of game,
one hour and 40 minutes; umpire, Holland
| OTHER GAMES.
At Philadelphia
AtlasssDv A1hlssiS ;;. 29SSSS $sS9ddss sIs s-1s
| Earned runs, Athletic 4, Allegheny 9: two
base hits, Stovey, Corey t2l, Barr; tlree-base
nits, StoVey, Moynahan, Taylor t2); home run,
Ist ssed pb 6a aseto AhstS S
gheny l; left on bases, Athletic 10, Allegheny 8;
struck out, Athletic 2, Allegheny 1; passed
balls, Taylor !, Swartwood 4, oBrlen 81 wild
pitches, Taylor 3; time of game, hours and 70
minutes; umpire, Kelly
AT Detroit:
Philadelphia..." 0 0 / 2 o %
Detroit. .......... 0laO I'll II B. o
Earned runs, Philadelphia, /; Detroit; 9; two
base hit, Detroit, i; three-base hit, Detroit, /;
home runs, Detroit 2; first base on errors hila-
delphia ]; Detroit, 8; first base called halls,
Philadelphia, 8; left on bases, Philadelphia, S;
Detroit 4; struck out Philadelphia, 2, Detroit,
g.
At Brooklyn:
snrpilSyIr, ssrS9Eilyn:; ;....... 92G 2S 9 IA
At Chicago:
New 9ork.......:.... ;;.....:. Q . ) O. 8
Runs earned, Chicago, /; New York, 2; two.
base hits, New York, 5; Chicago 2; home run,
Gorei left on bases, Chlca4o, Z; New York, q;
struck out, Chicago, Q; New York, @; base on
balls, New York /; passed balls New York, /;
chicago, J; time of game, two hours and five
minutes Umpire, Lane.
AT Buffalo:
buHalo ,,.......... o l A.
providence ....... o 0 0 o d.
Earned runs, Buffalo g. Providence 1; two
base hits, Buffalo 2, Providence l; three-base
hit, Buffalo !; home run, Buffalo /; first base on
error, Buffalo s. Providence 2: on called balls,
Buffalo 2; lett on bases, Buffalo 8, Providence
(; struck out, Buffalo l, Providence 2; passed
ball, Buffalo /.
At Louisville
st. Louis. 4 0 o o.
Pitchers Hecker and McGinnis; base hits,
Ecli Sc u; st. Louis, 10; errors, Eclipse, e. st.
Louis, 1; left bases, Eclipse, o. st. Louis, 5;
bases on called balls, Eclipse, 2; St. Louis 2;
time of game, two hour. umpire, Daniels.
At Cincinn8ti:
Cincinnati. l o o o. 8
Columbus,........ o 0 y o. /
Runs earned, Cincinnati, 3; Columbus, l;
three-base hits, Carpenter, Jones, Mann; two
base hits, Carpenter, Smith; left on bases, Gin
cianati, 8; Columbus, I; base on called balls, |
Mann; double plays, Smith and Fields, Kuehne, |
Smith and Fields, Valentine and Fields; time |
of game, two hours and 80 minutes umpire, Nc |
Nichols.
At New York:
Metropolitan. 2 o 3 x
Baltimore 1900. 0 0 o 0 0 o. |
Earned run, Metropolitan, 1; first base on /
errors Metropolitan, 8; struck out, Metropoli-
tan, d, baltimore u; left on bases, Baltimore 2
Metropol tan, 4; base its, Baltimore, 4; Metro;
olitan, s; errors, Baltimore, .; Metropolitan, /,
umpire, Welsh; time OF game, two hours and |
10 minutes.
At Cleyeland:
Cleveland. ....... Q 0 0 0 o.
Boston. ............ o 0 0 o o 1-s
Earned runs Boston, 2; Cleveland, 2; two
base hits, Haines, Hotaling; three-base hits,
Sutton, 2; lett on bases, Boston, 4; Cleveland,
3; bases on errors Boston, .; Cleveland, /; |
struck out, Boston, 2; Cleveland, 8.
At Easton-Easton, IL: Active, of Read /
ing, 5. At phia-August Flowers,
II; Foleys, 4.
NOTES.
Reading people are pleased with the |
catching of Kappel, new addition to the |
club.
In the game yesterday Snyder played |
third base, Benners first base and new man |
named Williams right field.
Fox, the Quicksteps' change pitcher, is |
wanted by the Cleveland club, and as he de- |
sires to go he will be given a release.
A peculiar fact in relation to the Brook |
lyn-Anthracite game on Monday lie that |
Householder, the Brooklyn's first baseman. |
had but three put outs, no assists and no /
errors.
The Pottsville Chronicle tells the truth as |
follows: 'Secretary Richter gets $500 for |
acting as secretary, yet he has not done a /
single thing that entities him to that pay. |
Almost two-thirds of the season is over, yet |
it is always a difficult matter to ascertain |
the exact standing of the clubs, obtain any
knowledge of the batting or fielding record, |
or playing of each member. It's about |
time he shows some evidence OF being |
secretary
The article In this mornings Mesos in
which an alleged spectator claims to have
seen the game between the Quickster and
Anthracite, bears upon it an appearance of
being false. In the first place the Anthra-
cite club could not have arrived home until
8 O'Clock of the morning OF the game, again
the alleged spectator could not have
got to Wilmington until nine minutes after
one O'Clock, and as he is said to have made
his statement last evening it is safe to chal-
lenge the proof OF his statement,