Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-08-13

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OH DallS,
Struck out, l; two base hits, Kelly, lett OF,
base, g.; passed balls, J.. Keystnne-base on
balls. l; struck out, 8; passed balls, 3. Earned
runs, IrOnsides g
Umpire John Malone.
Time OF game hour and 50 minutes.
Tho Nit. Joy Club Defoated.
The Dauntless club, of Mount Joy, met
their second defeat this season, the p. r.
r. telegraph operators, of Philadelphia,
administering it to them on Saturday
afternoon. The management charged an
admission fec of ten cents, ladies excepted,
for the first time, and the venture had q
tendency to increase rather than diminish
the attendance. There were nearly $50
paid admissions, with about as many
ladies in attendance. Although the mum
Der of runs scored by the contestants was
larger than it should have been the contest
was exciting. Up to the fifth inning both
of the batteries did most of the work.
Then the Dauntless punish ed Dunlap terri
bly,, knocking him out of the box. Another
battery was substituted, but before the
home team was retired they made eight
runs. giving them a lead OF seven. In the
same inning the strangers gave fine
exhibition of terrific batting. Pyle seemed
a toy at tho mercy Of the visitors. who
slugged his balls all over tho field. In the
same inning they made nine runs. Baker
took his position and off mis- pitching in
the remaining three innings the operators
drew two blanks and three runs. By
innings the score is as follows:
+. Rnsess: r. X ................o sx-l7 IL
Umpire--W. ii. ZeIler.
At Newtown on Saturday the Star club,
of Mount Joy, won game from tho
Eclipse by score of IA to2 .-.---
The Dauntless nine will play the York
city club at York next Saturday.
Notes or tho Field.
The Waverly club, of Washington, d.
c., plays in York to morrow.
The York nine defeated the FairvieW
club by the score of Is to 9 on Saturday.
The Waverlys, of Washington D. c., a
fine club will be here for certain on Thurs
day.
Mines from tho Lancaster and Balti-
moro Msnnerchors will play game of
baseball on the Ironsides grounds to. NOR
row morning at 81 o'clock.
Sam Fields club had all they could do
in POttstOwn on Saturday. They finally
defeated the Empire nine in ten innings
by the score of 6 to 8.
The Atlantic club of Brooklyn has made
arrangement to remain in this city two
days, ON both of which they will play the
lronsides. The dates are August 9th and
28th.
The largest crowd of the season should
be present to see the game between the
IrOnsides and the Hartvilles TO- morrow.
The latter being the amateur champions
of Philadelphia. 1t will be remembered
that the Ironsides defeated this team re
Gently by the score of to 6. The Hart
villes will play almost the same team as
before, with Healy as pitcher. The
August Flowers defeated the Hartsvilles
on Saturday by the score of o to 1.
The Harrisburg club still maintains tho
lead for tho inter state championship.
During the past week they lost but one
game, but the Brooklyns failed to lose any
and gained second place. As they con
tested in one more than the Harrisburg,
they secured an advantage Of two more
won and lowered the lead Of the Harris
team from 8 to q games. The Actives
hold third and the Anthracites fourth |
With Trenton and Wilmington following
In regular order. Tho contest evidently |
lies between Brooklyn, Reading and Har |
risburg, and il will no c0ubt b very close |
and exciting at the windup.
The games on Saturday resulted ~ !