The daily gazette., 1883-07-26
WILMINGTON. DEL. TTIUR~DAY. JULY ao. 1883

Wood; Base on balls, New York; 4; Base on
errors, New York, 2: Detroit, /; Struck out
Clapp. 2; Connor, Oalkins Bennet Shaw, Wood,
Farrell, Weld man; Double play, Trott to Houck
to PoWe Wild pitch, Weidman, /; Time Lao.
Um ire, Decker.
AT Philadelphia:
Metropolitan. i 0 0 i
Runs earned, Athletic, 2; twO-base hit, Mat
thewsi three-base hit, Knight; Home run,
Stovey; frst base on errors, Athletic, s; Nets /:
on called balls, Athletic Il Nets, j; left on bases,
Athletic, 5; Mets, 2; struck out, Burchall Moy-
nahan, Bradley, Sticker; Orr, o'Rourke, Keefe.
Crane, 9; passed balls, Holbert, 2; pitchers as
sists on fouls and strikes, Matthews, 10; Keefe,
9; Mufted hy balls, Corey, Knight; Umpire,
Michael Walsh; time, 2.16.
At Baltimore:
Baltimore......... I o 29 % Ola
Allegheny ny........ 0 0 o. Q
E1rned runs BALTIMORE, 4; Allegheny, /;
baltimore, 4; Passed balls, Sweeney, /; Taylor,
/; Wild pitch, Emsle, /; Bases on balls, Ha IT,
2; Allegheny. l: Don le play, ,Swe -ney, ,Stearns;
Left on base ,Baltimore,e; Allegheny Struck
out, Allegheny, 2; Umpire. John Kelly; Time
Of game, 1.t0 .4...
At Trenton:
Anthracite ....... o / 0 Q d 0xs
Runs earned, Trenton, /; base Its, Trenton,
loi Anthracite, Z; total base hits Trenton, 10;
passed balls, Trenton, 2; Anthracite, 2; base on
balls, Anthracite, 8; Trenton, /; left on bases,
Trenton, .; Anthracite, 8; time OF game, one
hour and 80 minutes. Umpire, Burt.
At Columbus;
Columbus ......... o o o GO o OIL
Cincinnati ........ o 2 20 3 O--S
Earned runs, Columbus /, Cincinnati 2; base
hits, Columbus 8, Cincinnati 10; errors, Coum-
bus 9, Cincinnati 3 two-base hit, Jones; three
base hits, Brown, Kuehne Corkhill; left on bases,
In matt a. afT n,aA
natl bases on called balls, Columbus 8, Gin
cinnati 2: umpire, McNiehol.
At Cleveland: no.. .. ...
Cleveland ........ o o o. o 0 o. 0
Umpire, Mr.. Burnham; pitchers; Radbour ne
and Daily: Base hits, Providence, Ii; Cleveland,
0; errors, Providence, l. Cleveland, I.
At Reading:
Active aSiI3sOure .o!...:... ...: Gls Gs
At ridgeton-Bridgeton 10; Straub, 8.
At Chester--Ross, z; Atlantic City, 4.
At Philadelphia - August Flower, IL;
Delaware, 8.
At Richmond, Va:-Newarks, 8; Vir-
gianas, 2.
At Utica-Utica, s; Johnstown, 0.
NOTES.
Deaseley of the Actives is released.
Leary Of the Eclipse of Louisville has gone
to Baltimore.
Eggler and Neagle have been released
from the Baltimores.
The League umpire, Furlong, has ten
dered his resignation.
Mansell of the St. Louis now leads the
Association In batting.
The Providence team yeS Sterday scored
their fortieth victory, and now hold a
winning lead in the League pennant race.
Welsh Of theAnthracites has been released
and Anus is under a two weeks suspension.
The Actives have a new catcher named
Joseph Kappel, formerly OF the Bridgeton
club. 4 )t'' y
Harrington, who was hurt while playing
ball here with the Anthrscites, received his
release to-day. q.
The Trentons play at Quickstep Park thii
afternoon the boys will try and redeem
themselves and good game may be ex
pected.
The Chicago club has succeeded in getting
the consent O: the Boston, Detroit and Buf
falo clubs to the retirement of Burnham as
League umpire, the latter having offended
the Chicago clubs hackers by his decisions
in the Cleveland. Chicago games.