Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-29
THE HARRISBURG PARALYzED.
The Quicksteps DO Sssme Heavy
SluEEiWx and wipe Out Their
ODOsbOen1N.

siuEginx ana wipe Out Thei
Opponents.
The attendance at Quickstep Par
yesterday was much larger than til
day previous, at least 600 persons bt
ing present. A close and excltin
contest was anticipated between til
Harrisburg and Quickstep, with bets i
favor of the visitors. The opinions O
those who thought the visitors woll'
win, soon changed, however, when tn
home team opened out With some heav.
slugging. Kennel opened out with
rattling hit for three bases, followed b,
Benners, who made a three-bagger
Hoover then came to the bat and mad
a single, and scored on Fox daisy thre'
base hit
At this point, Leary occupied the
pitchers holes, and was ordered to re
tire, and Burns at right field was sub
stituted, whose pitching was more etfec
tive tor a while. Watt went out on 8
fly. Albert made a hit but was caught
at second and Snyder ruck out.
Henry and St. Lawrence were the
battery for the home team, and Henrys
pitching was puzzling to the visitors.
they only making one hit Off him until
the seventh inning, when McCloskey
made double, Shetzline a single and
Casey three-bagger. The latter, how.
ever, failed to score
In the eighth Smith made single
and Leary double, and in the ninth
Casey made a single. For the home
team the first, fouth, fifth and sixth
innings were marked with heavy bat
ting and thirteen runs were made. AL
bert made a hit every time he came to
the bat, and is credited with three sim
giles, a double and a three bagger.
Every man in the nine had hit. In
the sixth inning, when two men were
out, Snyder hit Burns for three bases.
Myers, captain of the Harrisburg, ORDER
ed Burns to leave the pitchers holes
and 60 to right field. Burns refused to
vacate and was expelled from the field.
I.eary then came in from the field and
the game was finished by the visitors
with eight men, which did not inconve-
nience them in the least, they playing
even II better game with eight men than
they did with nine
The Quickstep played poor game in
the field each of the out-tielders, together
with Albert, missing fly. Kennel,
Benner and Albert had two errors,
Hoover three, Fox, Watt and Henry
one each. Total r. The visitors made
eight errors and seven hits with total
of eleven bases. The Quickstep made
nineteen hits with total of thirty
four.
The score by innings was
Quickstep, 4O02 3 4 0 o 2--l5
Harrisburg, OO1 OOO22 l. 8
Runs earned-Quickstep !; Harris
burg 9. First base on errors-luick-
step 6; Harrisburg7 First base on
called balls-Hoover, Reccius. Struck
out-BeEners, Snyder. Henry, Waitt,4;
Shetzline 2, Myers 2, 4. Left on bases
-Quickstep 5; Harrisburg I. Two base
hits-Albert, Leary, McCloskey. Three
base hits-Keinze (2), Benners ca,
Fox, Albert, Snyder. Casey. Double
play-Harrisburg /. Passed balls
McCloskey !. Wild pitches-Burn /;
Leary /. Flys caug ught-Quickstep T;
Harrisburg o. Time OF gane--Two
hours and five minutes. Umpirc-J.
M. Holland.
NOTES
1t was reported last night that mana
ger Malone had telegraphed for Pyle,
and if he returns he will pitch for the
home team to-day.
The Quickstep will face the Harris
burg again thia afternoon, when Schap.
pert and Miller will form the battery
for the visitors.
Wonder how Shetzline likes Henry,
the boy pitcher? Rather too much for
him.
can Unequal Match"-Any real
base ball club with the Philadelphia
club.
The young ladies' base ball clubs
played before about 1900 spectators at
Camden yesterday. The score was 80 to
% in favor Of the Blondes.
Blakely, late of the Athletic Club,
pitched his first game for the Anthra-
cite, against the Trenton, yesterday,
and was very poorly supported. The
Pottsville club was beaten-l2 to3
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
At observation-disclosures, ; Boston,l4
Base hits, Providence & Boston, IS. En-
rors, Providence II Boston, II.
At tPittsburg-Columbns, 4 Alleghe-
ny, 0. Base hits, Columbus, II Ale
gheny,2 .. Errors, Columbus 0; Ale
gheny, 5.
AT New York New York, 8; Phila-
delphia, 3. Base hits, New York, u
Philadelphia, 4. Errors, New. York,
Philadelphia, 7.
AT Br0oklyn-Active, 3 Brooklyn,5.
Base hits, Active, il brooklyn, 7. En-
rors Active, . Brooklyn, IS.
At Baltimore, 4 CiIcin-
natl, II.
At Trenton Anthracite, 3 Trenton
II.
At Millvillr, N. J.--Eoss, 8 Mill
vile, 90.
At Philadelphia Eclipse, 10 Ath
letic, s. Base hits, Eclipse, l6 Ath-
letic, l3. Errors, Eclipse, "A Ath-
letic, II.
At Jumbo Park, Philadelphia, the
August Flower defeated the Foley nine
by score of l6to /.