The daily gazette., 1883-09-11

Runs earned, Qulckstep 1; nrst base on
called balls, Carroll, Rickley; struck out, Deas-
ley, johnson, Wiley 8, Easterly 2, Pollard 2 ~;
Kfenzel, Rickley, Cusick 2, Pyle 81; left on
bases, Ross s Quickstep 4; two-base hit. Pol
smith and Hoover 2; passed balls, Carroll i;
wild pitches, Luton !; flies caught, Ross I,
Quickstep 5; time of game, ono and so minutes;
umpire, William McCaferty.
OTHER GAMES.
NEW York, Sept. 10.-The Brooklyns
batted the pitching of HarkiHs hard and
often to o-day, and won the game from Tren-
ton with ease. The score follows
Brooklyn .......... ] S-1s
Trenton. ............. 0 4 l. 9
Earned runs, Brooklyn, A. Trenton. /; first
base on errors, Brooklyn, .; Trenton, 8; struck
out, Brooklyn, 8; Trenton, 9; two-base hit,
Householder; threebase hit Householder; total
play, Geer, Householder and Fennelly; umpire,
Holland; time, two hours and 10 minutes.
READING, Sept. 10.-The Actives were
badly beaten by the Harrisburgs In a cham
pionship game here to-day. Manager
Myers, of the visitors, and Burns, one of
their players, had personal encounter on
the down train. Myers was hit in the face
and did not play, going to Philadelphia this
evening. The Actives were unable to bal
Shaffert, getting but six hits off him, whilS
Morris, the left-handed pitcher of the home
team, who usually proves very effective
was batted for total of "a hits. Carroll
catcher oil the Actives, was hurt in the thirt
inning, and Geary was substituted. The
score follows:
Active ............ 8 o 0 0 o.
Harrisburg ....... 8 4 2 o 4 Kit
Harrisburg, 20 hits, Q errors; Actives, 8 hits
errors.
At Boston:
Boston. n............ O. -.
At Louisville:
Eclipse. EFSIiSec.4.. ........... .... Q o.
Base hits, Metropolitan, II; Eclipse, 10; errors
| Metropolitan, 8; Eclipse, 10.
| At st. Louis ."... .-.
Baltimore......... o.
st. Louis ......... o o 2 8 Ii
Base hits. Baltimore, 8; st. Louis, 22 errors
Baltimore, III st. Louis, 8.
At Cincinnati:
Allegheny. l 0 0 2 II
At Philadelphia-Phi Philadelphia; 10; Au
gust Flower, 8.
At ancaster-Ironsides 8; Easton, 10.
NOTES.
Valentine and Green have been released
by the Trenton.
On Friday and Saturday the Quickstep
play the Brooklyn at Quickstep Park.
Joseph Kappel, who was signed as one OF
the Active catehers, has been released.
Hubbard, the Yale College catcher, has
been engaged by the Athletic club to sup
port Jones.
The Philadelphia club has finally released
Doyle and Hagan. The latter will prob
/ ably return to the Webster club.
The Eclipse and Metropolitan base ball
clubs played match game at Louisville on
] Sunday, which resulted In favor of the
-, Eclipse by score of 5 to 8.
The Quickstep left for Richmrnd, Vir-
ginia at t1.05 last night. They arrived there
this morning about o'clock, and play
three games with the Virginias.
Leary, the change pitcher of the Harris
burg club was given his release on Saturday
/ evening. Carlisle will very likely secure
him for the balance of the season.
Who starts all the rumors2 Here is the
latest. The Brooklyn management is paying
the Anthracite clubs salaries and played at
Pottsville without a guarantee. Thus
Brooklyn hopes to win the championship
Reading Herald
At the next meeting of the Interstate
| Association there will be an endeayor made
to throw out the Merritt games. As it now
stands, the Merritt Club has won the cham.
pionship, and the fight between the Other
clubs is only for second place. This IL
| clearly against the rules of the American
| Association, but as there will be an effort
made to cut loose from the Association there
that is accomplished.