The daily gazette., 1883-09-20
WILMINGTON, DEL. THURSDAY. sEPTEMBERao 1885
BASE Ball!
QuieiGseeps Again Defeased-The Anthra.
cites Diahmnd = Restsrday,s Games.

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Quiei&Steps Again Defeased-rhe Anthra.
citcp Diabaad = Hestsrday's Games.
BROOKLYN, Sept 19.--The Brooklyns out
batted and outdelded the QuickPteps at
Washington Park to-day, and easily won, as
follows: 'N'5l itt'Ft NR
4uickstep! g 90 OIL ofi3 o. Z
Brooklyn. ......,..... 0 2 o Z 8 OLA
Earned runs, QuicKstep, 8; EfoOklyR, 3; hrst
SsRss:p sGEEE SHssssR e Sss
StSGily6 waS plsSSs:. Hen Hs1fy y I:HPsis. S l.
Pssssd balls, st. LawIenes, !; CorcOan. 9;
aaP1 4Sss Mf c SsnsSS iims b ssas ! SHsssR sGsSa rs
tg fe oTHHR GAMES. ~
At Cincinnati;
Cincinnati 4. -! slo O{o4aaO s-l2
Athletic. ....,..0 OF o o. o j o. 3
Base hits, Cincinnati, 10; Athletic, q errors,
GissilnSat rsSlsS o. Athletic y pitchers White and
AT Philadelphia, tsight ipDiugs).1 LII.
FSaIsSslpGiiasXcll.. s3iIslS iscll. lslslSq9 ! &c s-iss
Base hitss Buffalo, IL; Philadslphia, 10; errors,
Buffaio, o. Philadephia, s; pitchers, calvin and
Coleman; game called on account Of darkness
At Harrisburg: "
Harrisburg :....s. 3, o. LOO o 3 oI o. 8
LeRdVllie bluee-. Onx f0oEtO .. o o.
At New York:
SlsyslsRS Esy 4GpS ...,..Y :...YY So 9
Base hits, Cleveland II, New York 10. W. b.
At Providence: moil
Providence ....... o 2 2-
Chicago ......... o 101 0 II O. i
Base hits, Providence ola, Chicago Ills; err
rors, Providence 4, Chicago 8; pitchers, Cor
cOran and Radbourne, ,,'
At Boston.slnuUt nBJ On Z
bsssSft. bsssSH; t;....ct- bSaS faSS g. g. :
Rae ns,sd', h,ts Boston . pstrots;bsEr0Fs Boston
At Col umbus: u q
Allegheny.. ..a...,sl O OdOHO o q Ol O. 8
Columbus o o H. s
Base hits, Columbus 8; Allegheny 1O errors
COlpnhus2, Allegheny %3fa1} x Is 4
READINGS PLANS FOR NEXT YEAR.
READING, Sept. 19.-The Active and An.
thracite Clubs were scheduled to play here
this afternoon, but the Pottsville club failed
to put In an appearance and 90 Forfeited the
game to the Actives Efforts are. making
looking towards the organization of a team
II this city for next season. 1t is proposed
to raise $1,000 by subscription, divided in
fifty shares of 500 each, and a great deal
of It has already been subscribed The
Vi bue ACuVtb, WHO Is alsO IEceE
dent of the Interstate Association has
called meeting of the latter body, in Phila-
delphia for Friday. The Actives are losing
some of their best PLAYERS. To-day Mbrris,
the left-handed pitcher, land Carroll, catcher,
composing the California battery, signed
with the Columbus club at 81 800 each, for
next season, together With $500 each as ad-
vance money. Some OF the other Active
players are wanted By the Athletic and Phil
adelphia clubs. D.. .,I...... .',.'
THE ANTHRAo1rEs s,eoNE bnp."
PoTTsvILBE, Sept 1Q.-The Anthracite
Base Ball Club went to pieces this morning.
the players refusing to play any longer
without pay. Their payday, on the 1st
inst, was passed without settlement.
Partial payments were recovered by num-
ber since then, but they were again put off
until after the tournament of Monday,
which the manager believed would net him
handsome profit. 1t proved TO be a failure,
financially.
When the players yesterday spoke to
Manager Sullivan about their salaries, he
put them off on the plea that he was kept
busy fighting the foot-racefs who wanted to
run ct Anthracite Park The club was to
have gone to Reading to-day. Before train
time the players again demanded their pay
and as 1t was not forthcoming, they struck.
Manager Sullivan sent his subordinate,
GalbraithJ and q local amateur player to
Reading, with instructions to pick up players
there. Subsequently he sentfour more local
amateurs down, and .telegraphed, Reynolds
AMI Blakely, who are in Philadelphia, to
come to Pottsville. They failed to do SO,
and Galbraith refused to take the amateur
quartette away from the depot. The game
was forfeited to the ActiVes, as TO morfow's
will be. ste
The Anthracite players are taking legal
advice, and other creditors are preparing TO
push Sullivan.
NOTES.
The Washington club has withdrawn
from the PittsbuFg Association and applied
for admission into the Union League.
Lewis is again playing with the st. Louis
club, President Won der Abe having recon-
sidered his order to have him expelled.