The daily gazette., 1883-05-08

Runs earned-Quickstep 4. First base on
errors-Quickstep 4, Houston l., First base
on called balls-Barber. Struck out-Fry,
Beck, Gilligan, Sproul 2. Left on bases
Quickstep s, Houston 6. Two base hits
Albert, Bresnaham Double play-Graul
and Gilligan. Passed bals-Gilligan 2.
Wild pitch-Pyle. Umpire-Robert E. Ross.
A GREAT BATTING GAME.
PHILADELPHIA, May 7.-The game be-
tween the Boston aud Philadelphias, at Rec
reation Park, this afternoon, was marked
by the heaviest batting seen in this city for
wears. The Bostons made % base hits, with
a total of %, and earned IA runs, while the
Phila3elphias made Is safe hits, with a
total of %, and earned 4 runs. Sutton,
Wise and Burdock led the visitors batting,
while Ringo with two basers and single
did the best hitting for the home nine.
Manning and Hornung made great catches,
and beyond this there was no brilliant play
ing. Score:
Philadeip hia...... 2 0 0 o 0 . l. s
Runs earned-Boston 13, Philadelphia 4.
Twobase hits-Morrill, Whitney, Wise,
Burdock, Brown, Radford, Mcclellan, Har-
bridge, Lewis, Ferguson, Ringo (2) and
Farrer. First base on errors-Boston 4,
Philadelphia 3. On called balls-Burdock.
| Left on bases-Boston g, Philadelphia g.
THE CHAMPIONS wHITEwAsHED.
CHICAGO, May 7.-About 1000 persons
sat for two hours under chilly wind to see
the Detroits whitewash the Chicago base
ball team this afternoon. The playing was
not good on either side. The Chcagos
could not bat Weidman at all, while the
visitors got onto Goldsmith pretty well /;
hence the latter's victory. There we're no
earned runs and the errors were plentiful.
| The betting before the game began
was ten to five in favor of the Chicago club.
| This is the second game the home team has
lost to the Michiganers. The score
| Detroit. o o o o.
Chicago. ........... 0 0 o o. o
NEW YORK AGAIN DEFEATED.
New YORK, May 7.-The third game of
| the League series between the New York
and Providence teams was played on the
| polo grounds IN the presence of about 5000
| people. The game was one sided through
/ out. The Providence nine did great work
at the bat, making twenty single hits off of
O'Neil and Wards pitching, the latter being
put in to pitch in the sixth inning, but it
did little good
| Providence. ...... LID
New York........ 0 / o l o o. 2
| ATHLETIC AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
BALTIMORE, May I'm the Athletic Bal
timore game, this afternoon, the home club
made ten damaging errors and were weak at
the bat. Hence the one-sided score
Athletic........... !
Baltimore ....... o y 0 0 0 o o.
cINCINNATI's FIRST DEFEAT.
CINCINNATI May 7.-The Cincinnatis
played their fifth championship game to-day
and were defeated for the first time. The
opposing club was the Louisville. The Gin
cinnati battery was McPhee and Powers. Car
penter was relieved on first base by SommeI
and McPhee took Sommer's place in the right
field. The Louisville battery was HeckeI
and Whiting. The Louisvilles went to the
bat first and made two runs on errors by the
Cincinnati. From that point on to the
twelfth inning most brilliant and exciting
game was played. In the sixth inning the
score was tied. At the end of the eleventh
inning the Dall gave out and being clean was
more easily seen and favored the batters. 1t
was pounded hard and the Louisyilles made
three runs before they were retired. The
score stood;
Gncinnati.0 0 0 i 0 0 o
DESERVED DEFEAT.
PITTsBURG, May 7-The Alleghenies
fairly earned their defeat by the Metropolis
tans, to-day, by glariug errors in the frs
two innings, which yielded their opponents
six runs. From this point to the finish they
outplayed the visitors and made a credttabl'
uphill fight against the heavy odds. Tht
score:
Metropolitap. 8 8 l 0 o.
Allegheny ........ 0 2 0 0 o.
COLUMBUS COMING UP.
COLUMBUS, May THE st. Louis ant
Columbus mines crossed bats for the thirt
time this afternoon and the latter secured
: another championship game. Mullane ant
Sullivan for St. Louis and Mountain anC
Kemmler for the Columbus team were th'
batteries. The game was sharply contesteC
and each clubs playing was almost fault
less. The score
Columbus. o 2 0 o l.
st. LOUIS. ......... 2 . o.
HARRISBURG TAKEN IN AT CAMDEN.
CAMDEN, N. j., May 7.-The Harrisbur.
1 club Was easily defeated by the Merritts thi
afternoon. I ne visitors saved themse ve
e from Whit wash ouly oy hairs breautt
!, in the last .ing. The score was
i Merritt ...... o X
e Harrisburg ........ D l.
Runs ,arned-Merritt, 2. Total base hit
Merit, 13; Harrisburs,4 4. Two base hi
-Sween Y. Three base hit--Warner. Struc
out-Mt lit, 7; Harrisburg, 2. Umpire
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