Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-14
BASE DALL.
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Ga Saturday G-.ernoon the IrOusdes iov
the second time met the Eastern league
team Of Wilmington on their own
grounds. There was an audience of about
500 people present. The weather was
pleasant, but sill a little chilly. The
home team were again victorious, the score
beiug 10 20 ,. They had on their pest bat.
te-y, consisting Of Miller and McCloskcy :;
Cuslck played IN the field and they hal a
strong r0Ln uf bat rs. Williams ali
Derby were put on by the lconsides for
the first time. Tue former had been
uuwe.l nca he lett this city aud was in
bad condition for playing To add to this
he met with au accident ia the second
inning he was running . first when he
wds struck back OF the left eaT by ball
thrown b. MCClDskey, His ear was badly
bruised aud the blow was 80 hard that
time WAS called. Mr. Williams suffered all
day and during yesterday, and bis work in
the box was no doubt effected by the
accident. The batting Of the Wilmington
was better than upon the day previous
ami the lrUnsides hai several errors 10 tue
field The latter bltted better than
on Friday, McTamauy, Donald Ham
iltOn and Williams leading. Tho
first named secured spcadii two
bagger Miller was hit very hard by the
visitors, but the fielding was very sharp.
OF the lrOusides Derby Is deserving Of
special notice ior his flne work behind the
BAT. The score by inning was:
Wilmington .........! s S-,o
| tI"hs!des'....,,...,..O o q q o.
Both games were umpired by Mr. Byrene
OF Baltimore to the satisfaction Of both
clubs.
Sutss OF the diamond.
Baseball ot Saturday. In Philadelphia
Athletic ;, Philadelphia A Keystone 3,
Young America 3 ; Canton 3, Manayunk
| 3 Brooklyn Brooklyn ?, Cleveland 5
| New York New York 2 Nets.
! Washington Detroit ), Washington
! Baltimore : Providence :, Baltimore /
! The Baseball GUIDE is tho name Of a
little paper which is published ia VII
mingtou every day that a game il played.
The matches are reported by innings and
telegTaphed to town so that the papor ia
out by o'clock.
The Reading Actives will play the fol.
| lowing nine IN their opening game with
tho Providence Battery, Meegau and
Cullen bases, Boyle, Gagus and aalpin
short, Mclaughlin field, Parsons, Freil
and Greek baum.
The ITonsides have games as follows for
this week: To day aud 10 morrow Allen
town, Eastern league, in this city
Wednesday and Thursday, Wilmington,
here Friday and Saturday, Trenton, at
Trenton. Their grounds have dried aud
are IN iine condition.
The Lancasters are playing the Provi-
dohce TO day, and will meet the Clevelands
| TO morrow.
| John sullivan, who, it will bo remem-
oered, was 80 nearly killed by falling
| from the second story of building mo
fltts6urg, Pa, not long since, has partly
recovered, but Is totally deaf, conversation
With him being carried on by means of a
slate aud pencil. sullivan played here
| with tho AltOonas last summer.
Mclaughlin OF the Harrisburgs ba,
been released, because he could not NAV
William Reilly, ono of the catohers 1l
last years lrOnsldes, will play with th,
Neshannocks, of New Castle, this season
He goes to join his club today.
The York county agricultural societ,
have granted the use OF tho fair groundI
to the York base ball club for three day
each week, between the hours of 3 a, IN.
and $3.50 p. m, for games, with tho priv
lege TO practice at all times in the forenoon
The Providence baseball club are quar-
tered at tho Stevens house. They arc fin
looking body of men.
The York club of tho Keystone associa
tion has signed six players the one bes
known here is Lewis Smith, of last year.
Harrisburgs. The York club is paying n
higher than s'6 per month for players.