Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-21

d, Earned runs s-tiArrtsOurs, Il Lancaster o.
Tao basO hits -RcCClus, MuuyAu and smith
struck Out-HArrlsburg, .; Lancaster u.
Double pays-Rsccius ani Munyan. Base on
balls-Slade, o smith, =. PASSED. baus-Mun.
Jan, |; Richardson, and nOuorl, ,
Lost rntir Bats.
The Philadelphia Reds have been con.
vnced that the Wilmington club eau play
bail. They went down - astouish the
Delaware people on Saturday, but were
| terribly left Tue Wilmington men put
Nolan in the box aud the "pOnies" had
bat one base hit. Tho batting Of the
Wilmington boys was simply terrific and
their fielding perfect. The Reds played a
good game under the discOursginS circum
| stances
The score by Innings was
ISS'Sds 23 go so
Phiaiei pGia.. ..........o 0 o 0 . 0 OIL
Runs earned, wilmington :. Phlladolphia / ;
| three base hit, Nolan, say, McCIotkey, sny.
aSG sngaer varTG Isri isi, on bSss wiminyton Phi
adeiphla = passed. balls, Cusick Allen /,
| Fritz, I; VIVID pitch, So!an struck out
| Wilmington :, Philadelphia base on balls
| wilmington ); bt.cs on being struck by
pitcher, Philadelphia, Wilmington l.
Umpire, Mr. Eyrne.
| other Games Saturday.
Other games played on Saturday are as
| IOllOHb AZ w llllhktbh itlhAgA lh'u
Reds /, Wilmington 81 At Baltimore
Cleveland ), Baltimore 5 At New Haven
| Bostons "a, New Haven 3 AZ Brooklyn
Providence -, Brooklyn . AT New York
Metropolitan 6, New York 4; At Cinotn-
natl Cincinnati (Unions) 8. Altoona 6
At Washington National l2, Baltimore
Is At Richmond Washington ., Nirginias
Is At Columbus Allegheny Reserves ?,
Columbus 16 ; At Cincnn u Cincinnati
(Asoociation) 81, st. Louis Reserves |
At Philadelphia Athletics 2, Philadelphia
II; Boston (Unions) s, Keystone 8 a.
Allentown Buffalo II, Allentown 0; Al
Reading Active ~, Lafayette 5.
Ball Notes.
The battery of the Actives in the gam,
to day is SchappeIt and Grady.
The Philadelphia Reds aro playing The
Lancaster club IN this city to day.
Iu the Buffalo Allentown game at Allen
town on Saturday Big Dan Brouthers made
two home runs.
The new grand stand on the lronside'
grounds is completed and will be used fol
the first time TO morrow.
Ten thousand people saw the st. Louis
union club defeat the Chicago union yes
terday by the score Of 7 to 2.
Charlie Manloye, of the Altoona CLUB,
broke his hand III practice game, and VII
not be able to play for some time
Tho York CLUB open their season Will
the Littlestown club on April % and 2G
Tho Ironsides play there ON May 3.
Joe Byers, who for time was OH the
Ironsides last season, will do the pitching
for the Littlestown club this season.
The Ironsides club went to Reading to-
day to play the Actives. The same cluo'
will play on the Ironsides grounds to.mor
row aud Wednesday.
In st. Louis yesterday, the 81. Louis
American club beat the Cincinnati Ameri
can reserve in six innings by score of
to I. The attendance was under 100.
Blakely, the pitcher who signed con
tract to pitch for the Littletown club has
been practioing with the Philadelphia
reserves, and also pitched for the Keystone
Unions since signing this contract.
Munyan, the catcher of the Harrisburg
, has bad fashion of getting 'bullish.
On Saturday he refused to go after wilC
pitched ball and the Patriot thinks tha
although "he is favOrite among th'
, people he cannot expect TO gain favor bI
such conduct on the field. He should b,
! severely reprimauded, and in case h'
refuses to obey the rules, heavily lined
Tho IT onsiass UIuD Not prohibited.
At the meeting of the arbitration COM
: mittee of the national league ofproiessiona
base ball clubs in New York on Saturday
A telegram was received from Manage
Diffeuderfer, of the Lancaster club, pro
testing against national agreement club
playinR the Ironsides club at Lancaster, bu
no action was taken. This gives all leagu,
and association clubs the rights to arrang'
games and play with the Ironsides club.
In Town
Mr., Maurice +. Wilhere, of the drm o