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

Philadelphia Boston >, Philadelphia
& Athletic :. Allegheny / Boston Union
=, keystone , New York Providence
t. New York Chicago Chicago >,
Cleveland ; Detroit Buffalo ., Detroit
0; Columbus Columbus 3, Toledo :;
st. Louis (elevCn iuuinEs) Cincinnati 3,
st. l. us { st. Louis Union 6, Cincinnati
Union 3 Richmond, Va. : Brooklyn =,
Virginia 10 Washington, - G National
9, Baltimore Union 5; Kansas City {:
Chicago uiou ., Kansas City Union : :,
York, Pa: Domestic =, York 4 West
PhilLiclphia Twenty first Police District
,, Engine Company No. ;, p. F. ID 10 !;
Steuton kurtz %, COrso 10
The Eastern League Mcotins.
The directors Of the Eastern League of
professional base ball players met Thurs.
| day night IN special session at tho Biug
ham house, Philadelphia. Representa-
tiyos were present from Wilmington,
| Trenton, York, Lancaster, Allentown and
| Newark. A new board Of officers was
elected as follows: President, :. Reno.
man, Of Trenton vico president, John I,
| West, of Wilmington; secretary aud treas
urcr. II. II. DddlcboCk, Of Philadelphia
Board OF Directors Colonel +. Blanchard
| Edgar, of Newark; Grier llcrst, Of York;
| Joseph NJ. Bryan, OF Wilmington, and
John M.FlrrclI, Of Allentown. The Active
club OF HoadlnC, was expelled for failure
to pay dues. The Virginia club, which
resigned and joined the American As.
soCatiun, WAS reported in arrears also,
but no action WAS taken in their case.
| The season will DO continued with SIX
clubs, aud the secretary allowed 10 usc his
discretion In Admitting others.
| Sote- OF the Game
The Ljtit1 will play tho keystone club
at Mannheim tomorrow.
The lrousidCs are PLAYING the Domestic,
this afternoon and the Lancaster the Allie
ghony.
Tue Ephrata club defeated the Noun
tain Springs on Wednesday by the scur,
of 3 to t.
The usual crowd viewed the lrunside,
game from freight oars yesterday. AmUul
them was a boy who fell ia tit and wa,
badly cut aud bruised.
With three on the bases in the Las
inning of tho York Domestic game q
York yesterday, Zeiher, of York, made
two bagger bringing in three runs anC
winning the game by 6 to ).
The Virginia club is coming up. Larkir
is again on second and they have fin,
battery in Goidsby and Qunton Th,
Brooklyus were astonished yesterday a
their defeat by tho Southern toam.
Yesterday Meegan of the disbandeC
Actives accepted the offer of the Vrgiui
club and goes to Richmond at $3.50. CulleI
will go with him. Halpin and Gagu
have signed with the National Union nine
OF Washington, ID. G aud Hefor goes t,
the Philadolphlas.
The lronsidos received their new
uniforms this morning, and they are YER
handsome. The players were furuishe,
with new leather shoes some time ago an,
now have o fine outfit. The little fellow
, who is the clubs MasCOtte, has a fuI
uniform exactly like the others. Thl
) afternoon tho club was photographed o!
5 the grounds.
The Keystone club, of the Union associ
alton is announced to have disbanded, wit
total losses of sl2 1000. Clements au
, Hoover go with the Philadelphia Leagu
club and several Of the other players wi
be taken. Pratt, the manager, will now tr
, to get his club in the Eastern League, bot
/ the Athletic and Philadelphia clubs brir
anxious for such an arrangement.
, Joe Battin has been fired fror
the management of tho Alleghen
club. He took the nine after Ba
FergusOn's services were dispense
} with. The club did fairly we'll immed
ately aftec Battln took command, bu
| during tho last fcw days it has lapsed int
its old condition of continued defeat,
, This is attributed AZ the cause OF Battin
. release. Battin however, as is well known
! il one of tho best third basemen in I'll
/ association, besides being genial fello'
and tho balance OF the members of tb
{ club are talking of showing q strOn
opposition to his release. The club
playing very poor ball and scarcely able [