Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-02
THE SUSPENSE Is OVER.
rHE IRUNsiDEs AHn now .rnH u.us."
The sevsnth snd Lnst Dame OF the series
hemsrkspiy zine Exnibiuoss-A re-

The seventh snd Lnst 0ame OF the series
kemaeksDiy ZINE ExnibiIioa--A re-
sumo of tue Championship osu %.
About 500 persons were present
McGrann's park on Wednesday afto, noon
to witness the seventh of the series OF
games, for the championship of the city,
between the Ironsides aud Lancaster clubs,
each club having three games to their
credit. The Ironsides club won the game
and the championship by defeating the
Lancaster In one of the finest games OF
ball ever seen on ball field. The game
throughout was exciting, and was played
without fielding error being made by
either club. In the Sixth inning the
lronsides were fortunate In punching their
hits aud scoring two runs and in the same
inning the Lancaster scored one run, those
being the only runs made IL the game.
Pyle and Oldfeld were the 1ropsides
battery, and Smith and Richardson the
Lancaster. Tha pitchers we're effective as
the Lancaster only secured four hits aud
Nthe Ironsides six.
Nhe Ironsides Lost the toss aud were sent
the bat. Tomney sent ball to right
II and made second base, but was lett
re, Higgins going out on foul tip,
Goodman at first aud McTamany on foul
tiy. Hofford was given his base on balls,
went to second on Parker'e hit, aud was
left there, Parker going out at first,
Hiland on foul bound to Oldheld, who
had to run . great distance to get it, and
Holland on fly to Tomney.
In the second inning neither club got a
man to first. A feature of this inning
was MoTamany's oatoh Of An almost i'm.
possible fly ball bstted by Smith.
Iu the third inning Zeoher struck out,
D,la "a psv
was given his base on ball, but was put
out in trying to steal second. Richardson
went out at first, Dell on a fly to Donald
and Hotford on D fly to Pyle.
In the fourth inning Higgins expired on
fly to Hiland, Goodman at first and
McTamapy in trying to steal second. Par
ker and Hilsnd went out at first and
Stevens was forced out ut second on
| Smiths hit.
Iu the fifth inning Oldfeld, Donald and
Bradley were retired ut first Wetzel
struck out Richardson's fly ball was
caught by Tomney and Dell was retired q,
first.
In the sixth inning Zscher by base hi
to left field made first, went to second OF
Pyle's sacrifice hit and was brought hom,
by Tomney's two bsgger near the lef
field foul line. Tomney was broush
home by Higgins hit, Higgins was pu
out in trying to steal second and Goodman
went out at first. Hofford by hit mad
first base, Parker was given his base b.
being hit by the pitcher. Hiland CAV
Higgins an easy fly ball to take and h
tielded 1t to first before Parker could ge
back and made double play. Hilsnd b.
hit made second aud brought Hoffort
home, but was left on = base, Steven
going out on long fly to Zeeher, whio
he had to run q great distance to get, an
which was beautifully taken.
Iu the seventh inning the players wer
retired in one, two three order.
In :ho eighth inning Bradley by q saf
hit made first, Zscher, who followed hin
at the bat, gave Dell q short tly, Bradle
was caught off his base AID Deli made
double play Pyle was retired at frs,
Dell, Hofford and Parker were put out a
first.
In the ninth inuing, Tomney and Hie
gins were retired at first and Goodman O
fine fly to Hofford. Hiland went out O
q fly to Goodman, Holland struck out an
Stevens, after making his first by sal
hit, was put out in trying to steal secont
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