Daily Republican., 1884-04-14
EDITION,
ANOTHER VICTORY.
The IrOusIdes Again Defeated-Tns
Wilmington = TOuEh hTeam-N ose'
Of the Game.

The IrOusldes Again Defeateo-I"o
Wilmington = Toagh Team-Notes
Of the Game.
Fully so persons assembled ~ Wlim'nf""
Park on Saturday afternoon 10 witness 'ne
second game between the Wilmington ciuo
and the Ironsides OF Lancaster Pa. Ihe dAy
was more favorable for ball playing thsn 'he
day previous, hut the game was not qui'e -
interesting as that OF the day before, althoagn
the home team showed up well, and received
mer,ted applause from the audience. The
visito we're trife weaker than the hAv ne-
fore, and made several had pla's, while their
throwing was very wild. h..,arv
for m" the Visitors. The latter Is plucky catch
fective, he being hit FOR 10 bases, with tois
Of a. Millr and kcClosksy' DatsIy u sp spr dis. e
played H his Old time endurance. while his cnrv.
ed balls were hard y. hit, the visitors MAKING
but seven safe hits, with total 81 nine sases
Oh Siysn his base on balls BY Miller, only two er.
rors were made by the home team Dennis ih.
casey muffing ny ball at ce tire field. cftht
SIX cen hits made by the WnmiaEtISn S hnnl conu
iOrs with two singles and two-bsgger each.
while Sav made three singles snd Lynch
W. spvdsrs viEe'B Burns and McCloskey also got in
1.-TWO hits each. Say, who made the oply twt
lerrors made the day before, fully redeemed
him self In this game by making several brll
liiant stop and covered third base IN goot
In the fourth inning Say caught dle'cnlt f.!
Iball, felded II quickly " 'old reliable Shy
der at first, and made neat double play
made q clever double play. assisted by Burns
iusirk, rs well as being good catcher. is
fine fielder, and csptared several dihicuit II!
balls he s also one "n tne heaVs aNs,d ana Mc
Tammany did all the hard hitting. ana wer
, the only ones to reach .ner base by the al o
safe hit executing Wtlllsmf, VINO ma 'e on
good hit and earned his run.
r. Green, ut short sto', mai- brilliah
stop, and was loudly G erred. j. Gree play
ed a faultless game a. l. I; hei'' thl Is omr o
, the finest players IN th't po itioh EYER cen o.
a Whining, g,on bali grn nd ~ ,krGwins ,.,, ~
superb. Higgins acqultiH himself win ,,n non
or, but unfortunately spoiled his score s1th
bad error. He Is, however, oneof the oest
Il the team.
The score follows:
4 Wilmington 2aslOoO5o-1
& Earned runsaaWilmington, 2; ,,onsldes.
Double plays-Say and snyder Ba.tian an
, Burns. +" lid pitches-Wiltlams, l. struc
out N:lmington. l; ironsldes, =. Ease no O
on Wilmington, u 'ronsdes, 8. Error
/. Wilmington, 3, Iro sides, J. Passed balls-
9 hour and forty minutes Umpire-Waltf
Byre.
During the progress OF the Wilmington
Ironsides game on Saturday e. Green, OF III
latter club, was struck in the ear BY ba
second base. The blow was Il painful one,
al The Wilmington team will play the ray Git
club this afternoon. when they will have
r. hard fight to wild. The vltitors arrived arrived heI :,
:, T,entons in the afternoon by score OF 5 to
e The home club has three good bstteries-Da
Casey and Cusick, Miller and Mc'1oskey, al
5 N oil an and Lynch. CusicX VIII not se owe
worked this ason.
q Tho Nincinna,i Enquirer thinks that Il
race for the championship Of the America
Association lies between the st. Louis, M
ltropolitans, Cincinnati and Athletics, wi
G chances in favor OF the two former organic
l. ltions.
vi Harry Graham, the young Mtlwauk
giant, who will play the Chicago reser
{ team this season, Is the largest ball play
on the diamond. He measures Elk feet eig
Inches high in his stO king feet On oida
the club Will use him as flagstaff.
The following amateur games were play
W August Flower. %; May Flower, l6. m
tropolitan, IL Active,3. Merritts.26 Hi
ories, II. silver Stars, 2e; Young Quickest
Picked Pick nine, ii Rocky Mountain Boys,
Young Pacihc .tr.. II; he'd Kose Bud, o.
The Young Pacific. Jr, have organi'
with the following players: William BE
ley, c.. Sam Worrieid, p; ii. Lowe. 8
= Ed, Messick. LIST b.. W. Grist, I'd b.; Jt
\ Henderson, Sd b.; Elmer Vernon, !: I.
wood CoIe. C. T.; William Cole, r.f III
challenge any club whose players are un
10 years of age Challenges sent tn 420 7
y lor street