Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-25

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Left ON ba."s.-lron,ides, I; Virginia, O.
Double plays--Nash, Powell and sChcnck
Higgins anu Goodman Passed balIs-E Du {.
gan, }; Guchrcr,I wlld ptlcncs-w. Dugan.
Timc-lh S5n
Impire-hr. West.
\ ureat Game Ia COLUMBIA
Concerning tho game between tho Col
bia aud Lancaster clubs on Saturday our
Columbia correspondent writes in the
following CIuberant language During
the game the excitement was terrible, and
the spectators reminded a cool outsider Of
a lot of iuFaue persons rather than human
beings. Men and boys yelled, danced,
hugged, shook hands aud kissed each
other, while hats, coats and umbrellas
were thrown skywaId. Even the peanut
vender grew frantic, and when SwInglos
crossed the home plate, scoring an earned
run, he the peanut vender } forgot all about
his nuts, and with yell threw hts basket
in the air, scattering peanuts in all direc.
tions. In tho fourth inning. after two
hands were out, and with runners ou SEQ
ond and third base, long aud seemingly
safe two bagger was kuOck"d over the lett
felder's head, Swlngler, who covered that
position, started for the bail, but 10 all
appearances it seemed impossible for him
to get IL. Running back ward twenty
feet, he made Gu up aud back jump, aud
caught the ball with his right hand and
quickly held It alo't.
In the ninth inning tho three Lancaster
men were tired in ono miuute and q half.
Only four balls were pitched. Ia the sixth
inning, when with ono man ont, three safe
hits by az many battors, h.!ed the bases.
Kelly made another safe hit, bringing in
Swingles, who was running on thiId base.
AT this point the yelling and cheering be
came terrific, and was head tquarcS awaS.
As STinges' right foot tDuchrd tGe home
plato he was caught UP, hugg'd, shook
aud kissed, until hO bCgkc Ia DO released,
which was done three Or four minutes
later. The following sCOIo tCliG the tale {:
INNINGS. , 8 80
Lancaster.............0 o . % 20 o. 5
Columbia .............u o U U -
CULINARY.
Earned runs, columbia !. Bl,e hits, Col
umbia ., l. lHChstCr Errors. Columbia u,
Lancaster I. struck ont. on kins !, on " 1T
LolI l2 Lent ga btsus, Columbia ) GlCaslor
The irnusltcs ANA Lancaster II ii-y
On Saturday the managers OF the Irol-
sides and Lancaster clubs made an
arrangement to play a series Of games in
this city, aud the FIRST will take place GA
the lrODSidGs' grounds next Saturday.
The terms upon which the games ara 70 be
played are private with peCpo OF tho
clubs. The base ball people have certainly
found their heads. and have reached a
wise conclusion. The clnbs will play close
games aud draw immense audiences.
Many people from other cities will witness
tho games. aud diSinterested umpire
will be chosen. The managers OF :the
agricultural faur desire tho clubs to play
on their grounds one day next week. II
satisfactory arrangements can be made
thia ~ nnn will "a m nj tbpra If ma Z
will go to tho IrUuSides' grounds.
Notes OF tho Dame.
The ActiVes, OF Bristol, have disbauded
The lroDsides leave on their trip to
morrow morning, playing their first game
in Trenton.
Pat Rollins, late of Chambcrsburg, is
playing short stop in Williamsport, md
Tiernau and Smith are tho battery.
The Millyille club closed it's season on
Saturday, after which Firth and DAILY, the
battery, will be open for an engagement.
Old Massamore is still walking his
Monumontals, who should have had
monuments long ago. through tho south.
The Dauntless, club of Mt. Joy, went to
Lewistown on Saturday and played hne
came, in which IL was beaten by 6 to
The Columbia correspondence account
VI phJuludJ " kdulb thlltltN ullu w u lTOUL
seat among base ball reporters. He should
be manager.
Ifa player would have rs many errors
as the man who reported the Ironsides-
Virginia game for the Harrisburg Telegram
he would be mobbed.
Latham has been released by the Do
mestios, and Murphy, late of Trenton, 10
now their best pitcher Farrow, late OF
Brooklyn, IL associate manager.
The latest report is that Nolan and
CuiBick will remain with the Wilmington
club, as they are angry at the way Casey
and Burns treated the management.
HoiIord pitched his first game with the
Clevelands at Atlantic City last week, aud
he was very wild. Darling who caught
him at Franklin, Is to be secured for him
Wiliamsport and Look Haven draw the
largest audience of any town in the state
having clubs which belong to no associa-
tion. There is great rivalry between the
places.
The Greys of this city were defeated in
Middletown, Saturday, as follows:
INNINGS. l234 4667
hSHSnsteT hi 'SpstswS Sreys,...;s ya 558Sib IL
Umpire, d gorge Lands.
A close and exciting game between the
York club aud Domestics, at Newark, N
j., on Saturday. resulted In victory fo
the latter by score of to 1. Conway
pitched and was supported by Vadebon,
couer, the now catcher, late of the Philadel
phia club.
There was MT one double figure score II
The Providence Boston Eerie An un
precedented reeori. The scores are wei
yorth 81 oond glance: Boston victories
20, 2-l, al, 10, I'll, 5-2, As