Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-25

Gsmes elsewhere.
Washington, ID. G., Cleveland 0.
Washington B,lumpre PhrIadrIpulA
1, Baltimore 3 New York Proyidoucu
IS, Metropolitan 6 Boston II, Brook Iyu
8; Philadelphia Baltimore UnlOn 3,
Keystone ? Philadelphia Reds rs, Allen
town Reading Athletic 9, Actiycs J.
Notes OF tho Game
The lTOusidGs went to iIarri Sburg to
day to play tho Eastern league nine Of that
city.
Tho Lancaster aud tho Athletics, cham
pious, OF Philadelphia, are having u gamo
TO. day at McGraun's park.
The lronsides will play tho Sommers
of Philadelphia, which Is au excellent
club, in this city to morrow.
The York club played picked min.
yesterday, debating them by soOro of %
TO ,. They play the littlestOwn to-day
and the lronsidcs, Saturday. May 3
la the ~. Louis Altoona UAiDu game ia
st. Louis yesterday, Brown, the pDpu,ar
| pitcher of tho latter team, sent ball over
| left field iCLca and made home run
Hen Myers, OF tho Trru'On, says thtl
there is no doubt rs tO where tho cham
| piunship of tho Eastern league will gJ -
| ReddiHg ItmCs Aud one thing ia very
certain that Trenton viii never hear of il.
Tho Chester clpb was slaughtered by
| the WllmingtOus in au exhibition gamo
yesterday. The visitors were weak At tie
bat aud their play IN tho tiold was a bur
| lesque Of the game. Tho score VAS II
tO3
City clubs must be careful how they
monkey around the lIarrisburgs. They
are green, but they are "all there. -
Harrisburg Tslsgrdph. This does not
| mean ChamborsOurg nor Lancaster. VINO
| recently were"all there. - Reading Times.
The Allegheny and Grand Rapids clubs
| have been playing fine ball. Ga Wudncs
day the former won by to and yestrr
| day by To /, Henry and St. Lawrence
are the battery OF the Grand Rapids club
and Horace B. Phillips = former resident
of Lancaster, is manager.
In the first inning of the Active. Athletic
game in Reading yesterday, StOvoy, OF
the latter club made home run. Boyle,
| Grady, Cullen and Gagus, OF the Activcs
each secured "A three bagger. The Actives
only lost tie game by their very costly
errors
The Treuton club deica.cd this Llray.
cite college nine yesterday by score of 2l
to }. The home team played in strong
form until the eighth inning, when they
allowed the visitors to score five runs
lngraham, formerly of the Philadelphia
reserves, pitched agOod game for Trenton.
Several members of the Allentown nine
have handed in their resignation. Allen o
tocH Crttlc. That whole team had bottcr
resign before hot weather opens. April IL
usually cool month but tho AllentUwucra
have been kept warm everywhere. They
should DO pitted against picked mines and
small college teams.
In the game at Harrisburg to day the
Capital city club will play two and posi-
| bly, three new players who have been en-.
gagged. Bradley, tho third baseman, Is
ono of them, Jack Farrell, of New York,
another, and first baseman from the
| Louisville, named Barth, another. The
club has several other players in contem.
platiOn.
The Harrisburg club correspondent for
the Ptrtot says: : THE Ironsides players
are perfect gentlemen and nothing was
said by them, but the crowd had control
Of the umpire and seemed to sway him az
they saw fit. Heavy hitting was the foa
ture of tho game. The Ironsides play at
Harrisburg to day. They are evidently
the strongest team here-so strong in fact
that the Lancasters will not agree to con-
}est for local supremacy"