Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-04-07
BASEBALL NEWS.
or local ANN arSEH,L islEuusr.


rport-w nat thn various UiuDs are
Doing.
Patterson, OF the Keystone Union CLUB
plavcd third with the SJmers last summer.
The Baltimore associ alton club defeated
u picked niGa ON Saturday, SCORE 10 to 10.
The Now Yois league club defeated tho
Metropolitaus ON Saturday. Score to y.
Anuis, of last gears Anthracites, Is
p,ayine third base for tho Boston TO-
serves -
Ioe Simmons, Of tho Wilmiugtou club,
has engaged tho :" only " Nolan 10 m'ou
this season .,
Allentown will have two good clubs thi,
season, tho Allentown (EIs,eln loaS"''
and Blue Stockings. nir
Nearly all the players OF Manage. @
feuderfer's nine have arrived aud they NV
q good looking set of men. w
In to-day's game botwnrn tho Atnlet'
aud Philadelphia tho batteries are hilsey
and Rowon aud Coleman aud Ripgo.
Harry Boyle, the popular hrst bascmiu
OF the Reading Actiyes, received quite an
ovation on his return to Reading few
days ago.
The Athletics play the Bay City club TO.
morrow and the western boys will try their
luck with the Philadelphia on Thursday
and Friday.
| The games that will attract crowds this
week In Philadelphia will bo between the
Athletics and Philadelphas to day Wed
nesday and Saturday.
| Hylaud of tho Lancaster ard Healy Of
the Ironsdes, we're both engaged by the
Philadelphia's this year, but were released
at their own requests.
Fox, OF the Allegheny team, II 10 said,
| will secure $500 extra this season II he
does not drink. The managoment intend
keeping an eye on him.
The sympathes of Philadelphians are
now about equally divided between tho
League and Athletic. Harry WriGht's
management Of tho former has given it's
admirers more confidence.
The Trenton Times seems to think they
have n stronger team than last season,
which is very doubtful, ~ tho latter part
OF last year they played fine bali.
The I" Reds " or reserve nine Of the
Philadelphia league club will play the new
Lancaster team, in this city, on Saturday.
The Princeton college club defeated the IN
Gu Saturday by 0 20 3
Fifteen thousand people were present
at the opening game AZ 81. Louis on Sun.
day between the regular Uuron uins Of
that city and y team Of Union reserves.
TIC ormer won by II toe
The dicectoIs Of tie York club are
moving slowly in selecting uine as hey
think better players az lower salaries can
probably be procured in n short time, ss
maGv Of the League clubs are now relgas
irg players whom they had signed.
Iae irunsides' players will be hero by
, tomorrow, and they will play their fret
game with the Harrisburg Eastern league
club on Thursday afternoon In this CITY.
! The club has very handsome lithcgrluhs
: and posters, with which they sre billing
the game.
The Somers club Of Philadelphia open
, their season with the West Phtadelphit
Athletic association next Saturday. They
have almost every date 10 April aud May
taken for games with professional and
semi professional clubs. Cleveland aud
y Geroher, late of the Clslrtield club, will
= form one of their batteries.
!, The Foley club played the Keystone, OF
, the Union association, on the grounds of
the latter in Philadelphia on Saturday and
- were defeated by the score of l2 tn 4
!, Fergy Malone umpiTed the game. Tho
!. Foleys will not be allowed TO play any
. club that has sigued the National agree
ment in the future for the reason that they
, played union club.
u uughey Kelly. the piucky little left
fielder of last years. Ironsdcs, whose only
fault was his bad throwing on accouat OF
y an injured arm, will play with the Arthur
= Mallon club of Philadelphia this season.
- Hammit. who played Que game here last
. . year, and KugIer, OF the Hartviles, will
~ be members OF the same nine. They can
be addressed corner OF Cedar and Sargent
streets.
" The Hartyille team will DO strong this
n season. The names Of the players are as
follows DOnnelIy, Stephens, Avery,
= Betz and Cooke, Of last seaSou's team, III
4 ]. Bradley, OF the Vi antua A. Wedel, of
II West Philadelphia Athletic association,
o John Clements, OF Werntz, and George
Fisher, Of the Sddom. All OF these men
played with didereut clubs in this city
a last year.
or last years Irousidss players tho fol-
}. lowing have been engaged this season
Odheld, Iron sides Hcfior,l aud SiIsmith,
l. Franklin, q OIL aud Iron league
Sweitzer and Zecher, LttlastoRn, of Key
p stone association; Spencs, RittSuhouse and
Hanna, Monumentals, Of Baltimore
Il knowlcs who PLAYED here Two weelrs },
with Allegheny Kelley, Arthur Nallo,
81 club of Philadelphia Schiller, Reilly ana
Hyndman in all prob ability will not play.
n The Trentons played with the Phila3cI-
phia league team on the grounds of this
n latter on Saturday and were defeated by
the score of lS TO 2. Tue New Jersey
d boys are weaker than last season. or the
old team they have Quinton, Williams and
a smith, Shetzliue Of the old Harrisburg
o plays first and Myers at second, Brouthers
= the left fielder is q brother Of the champion
batter of the league and he aud Quinton
distinguished themselves by making
splendid running catches in Saturdays
!, game. "Shetz" got in two bagger.
In Philadelphia on Saturday number
. Of games were played notwithstanding
:, tho cool and bustery weather. The
: Athletics played the Yales defeatiI them
:, by the score Of 10 to 8, Atkinson aud Nil
ligan were the battery of the homo team
The former did effective work but seem
ed TO loose his head at critical points in
70 the game. The few errors credited to the
y club were made by him. Hilssy and Mil
/. ligan two new men in the team surprised
. all by their good work at the bat. Tho
1t former had three singles and each secured
), two runs.
y school, BOOK sW indies.