Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-03
BASE BALL.
Tho Ironsides Defeated Ia AIIertowu - Ian
caster Loses In ChAmDsrsBurg.

Tho Ironsides Defeated Ia Alberto -- Ian
caster Loses In ChamDsrsBurg.
The Ironsides played their third game
in Allentown yesterday and were badly
defeated. Tho weather WAS very pleasant,
and as Whit Monday is n holiday in that
town, there were at least two thousand
people to see the game. Tho battery Of
tho Ironsides was Pyle and Derby, Old
field having failed to arrive from phila
delphia in time for the game. These men
have never worked together and there
fore were at disadvantage. Derby had
his wrist badly Injured in Saturdays game,
but he played very well. The home club
hit very hard and they wero aided greatly
in securing runs by the Ironsdes, who
played miserable game ia the field,
having 10 less than twelve errors, most OF
which were costly. The home team
presented " Doc Landis and Guerer as
the battery and they did we'll. w. !,
Hoover, of the Eastern league, umpirCd
the game, and several If hi, decisions were
dead against the Iron.des The score 10y
Innings was
rSsINes. l2ai $500 $50
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LaucR cRstsr Defeated Ia ChamDsItburs.
The Lancaster visited Chambersburg
yesterday and we're defeated by tho CLUB
of that place by the score OF too Judged
by the fact that it was an eleven inuiI z
oUntcIt, the RamO must have bSan veIy
interesting. The score b. innings was :
IspuSGs 2 9lOn
Chombersburg / . OOl o o = 0
L1nCasler,.,...O 0 O.
sames Elsewhere
Philadelphia st. Louis ;, Athletic 3 ;
N.,l A. l., .
Washington Keystone 3, Washington 3 ;
Providence Providence O. New York 8
Detroit Detroit g. Cleveland 3 Balti
more : Baltimore 10, Columbu8 8
Washington Cincinnati 3 Washington
0; Brooklyn Brooklyn T. Indianapolis 8
Wilmington Louisvile 2, Wilmington |;
Baltimore Baltimore Union T. BUston
Union 3; Trenton Trenton l3, Harris
burg s; Newark Domestic 49, PTiuceton
o New Haysn Yale H. Dartmouth H.
SotsS of the Diamond.
Doc Lands is pitching good ball iol
the Allentown club.
Tommy Burns is captain of the vii
mington team and Leo Smith feels very
big over his promotion TO the same posi-
tion with tho Trentons.
Hyman, of last years Ironsdos, who
is the pitcher Of tho Sumerot club, struck
out elSnIten men IN YtSleluuy game
with tha Roantree club, Philadelphia.
"Monk Cline is playing we'll with the
Louisville and Is doing terrific work at the
bat. He was back among old friends
yesterday when he played again IL,
Harrisburgs.
Tho manager of tho Chester club tele
graphed to the manager of tho Lancas
ter yesterday that his club would Il,
longer play in the games of the Reyston
association.
Tomorrow the people of Lancaster vii
have n opportunity of seeing n.Der
hhe's st. Louis team, which almost tool
the championship last season and yester
day defeated the Athletics.
The Altoona Union base ball club, whic'
disbanded on Saturday last has reorgap
zed as an independent club. Being ont G
the Union association, they are now eliEi
bis TO play all clubs under the nation;
agreement.
The ST. Louis club Of tho America
association win play match game wit
the ITOnsides on the grounds of tlo latte
tomorrow afternoon. II has be3n adye
tiGed through tho city that the game wOul
be played with the Lancaster club. I'll
manager Of the st, Louis telegraphed tn,