Daily Republican., 1884-08-09
THIRD EDITION,
Base Hail.

ho80 Abahhs
The Trenton club delicate the Will
mington team vest rday afternoon OIL
the latter's grounds, which makes til,
second defeat for the club on the HON,
grounds, the Virginia having accom-
plished the feat once before. Fox, o.
last years Quickstep, pitched for III,
visitors and was very effective, bu
five hits being made off him, one o.
which being three. Dagger. He wa,
well supported by knodell. Nolan and
Cusick did the honors for the home
team, but did not play with their usla
effectiveness, and were evidently en-
Joying an off day, especially Cusick,
who made three wild throws and let a
third strike pass him. During the
first part Of the game Nolan did moi
show much spirit, but after the fourth
inning he pitched in his old style, only
allowing the visitors to score enc run.
Miller, late of the Wilmington, played
at first base for the visitors Murphy,
one of the home clubs pitchers UNI
pired good game
The score is
Wilmington 01Ol00 20 ,
Trenton 1891 O001x- &
SUMMARY.
Earned runs-Trenton 9. Two base
hit-Dovle Three ba se-hits-Burns,
Reccius. Left on las ss-Wilming'on
z, Trenton 5. Struck out-On Nolan s,
on Fox /. First base on called balls
Wilmington 3, Trenton 2. Passed
balls-Cusick ,, knodell l. Wild
pitch-Fox. Time of game-One hour
and fifty-hve minutes. Umpire-Mur.
ply.
GAMES ELSEWHERE:
The following games were playt d
yesterday
AT York, Panra York, 9; Allen
town, l.
At Observation-Disclosures Pa a.
delphia, 0.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u, a Bos.
ton U 8.
AT New York-Metropolitan, 9 Bal
timore, 2.
At New York-New York, s Bos-
ton, s.
The umpire callel the game AT the
end of the eighth inning, giving As n
reason that 1t was too dark. The crowd
made for him and he would have been
roughly banded if the police had not
interfered.
At Columbua-CO!umbus, To
ledo, /.
AT Detroit-Butfalo, 3 Detroit, 2.
Morning game.
At Detrolt-Drtroi, ! Buffalo, u.
Afternoon game.
AT Richmond-Brooklyn, Nir-
ginia. 2.
At Kansas City-Chicago u, /; Kan
sas City, 10.
At St, Louis-St. Louis, 5 +; Cincin-
natl, 3.
AT Lancastee-lronsid =, 6 Domes-
tic, l. Five innings.
AT Lancaster-Allesh Gy :; Lanca.-
ter, ..
NOTES,
Five peominent men ia D..tinlore
have subscribed -, 800 for a new club.
II they can be "a initted to Che National
League next ye :.
Hib5. RI the Chicago pitcher. is FOL
years old. W hen of age he viii in
herit 100000. HIS father was Regis
trar Of bankruptcy in Chicago Just after
the great tire, wnen thousands took ;.l
vantage OF the bankrupt 1T.
me wilmington ar.d Trenton clubs
Will pay OFT The Fur Ia fnnr Tia g,,ns
OF June 80 this afternoon at 4 an
c'ooki o. the Se9nt and Union street
Traunds. ' ''0'' ~ '''
Munce. of the Wilmington club, has
been released ani Cullen ,ot the defunet
Active team, signed in his place. Ike is
cool catcher and batter.
the Wilmington c ub yesterday re-
ceived offers to enter the Union Asso.
citation, 10 take the piao. of the dis
ban ded Keystone club of Phlaa4lnh;l.
which went under with ST., GOO wo-,h
Of debts on THURSDAY. The offers Were
declined.
10 aec3iat,o1sCe those who wish 20
attend ,he game, The Front aud Union
Sfeo1et Railway Company will run cars
from Market street every six minutes,
beginning hour before the gamG which
will be called at o'clock.