Daily Republican., 1884-05-26
T@tal'II!lI|ON.
B0se Rall.

1bU9o 1t0lls
The Harrisburg club won their first
victory from the Wilmington team on
Saturday, on the grounds of the former
The defeat il attributed mainly to the
crippled condition Of the Wilmington
club, Say being sick and Casey being
injured while on the field. The UNI
piring ofHague was very unsatisfactory
to all and there is some talk of having|
him suspended if an improvement does
not soon take place. The score by in
nings was
Harrisburg. .......1 0 0 1O3 0 0 o. 81
Wilmington. l 90 o. Al
Base hits-Harrisburg, 10, total, u
Wilmington, errors-Harrisburg -;
Wilmington. 9; left on bases-Harris.
burg, 8 /; Wilmington, 8; struck out
by Weidel, A; by Nolan, II passed
halls-Munyan, 2; Cusick, l. Umpire
Hague.
The following games were played
Saturday:
At Trenton-Trenton, 8 Domestic, 70.
At Reading - Actives, 10; Allen.
town, 3.
At Richmond - Virginia, 6; Iron
sades, 9.
At New York-New York, s; Provl-
dence, 10. Washington, 3; Metropoli-
tan 8.
Atl Philadelphia-Philadelphla, 0;
Boston, -. Allegheny, 4 Athletic,
TO-
At Buffalo-Buffalo, 8 Chicago, 4.
At Cleveland - Detroit, IA Cleve-
land, 2.
AtBaltimore-Baltimore, At 8 Brock
lyn, A.
At Indianapolis-Louisville, s. In
dianapolis, l..
At Chicago-Chicago u, 3; Balti-
more, 2.
At Cincinnati-.Ci Cincinnati, q; Key
stone, 6.
SUNDAYS GAMES.
At Chicago-Chicago U.,o; Baltimore
At Columbus, 8; ST. Louis,
At Indianapolis - indianapolis,
Louisville, 8.
At Cincinnati-Cincinnati o., s.;
keystone u, 7. 13 innings.
NOTES.
The amateur Merritt team defeated
the Metropolitan on Saturday in q six
inning game by score of II to IS. AT
the end of the sixth inuiDg the Nets
disputed decision of the umpire and
refused to play longer.
The Young Merritts defeated a picked
nine on Saturday by II to 8, and the.
Frolic beat the Enterprise by score of
IA to 13.
The Wilmington club arrived home
early yesterday morning, but left this
morning for Trenton, N. j., where they
will play this afternoon. The club is
not as strong as it should be just now,
on account of the sickness Of Say, Nolan
suffering with sore side and Casey be-
ing lams, consequently victory to-day
Is hardly looked for.
The Wilmington club will play the
Louisville American team in this city,
on Monday next The Louisville men
ere at present the leading club Of their
Association.
Rittsnhouse, of the disbanded Monu-
mental club, has gone to Indianapolis,
Munce and Hanna to the Washington
American team, while Hatfield Breil
and Lnfberry are with the harrisburg
McElroy and Kappel have signed with
the Philadelphia. Lands is with Al
leutown and Erek will probably go|
there. Spence and Denham are still un-
engaged.
Newark base ball enthusiasts have,
offered $4,000 for the transfer of the Co.
lumbus orLouisville clubs, of theAmeri.
can Association, to Newark, but neither
will accept.
Two picked mines from the Rosebud
Assembly played game Of ball Oh Sat
urday, Casp-rson's nine defeating Bald
wins by IA to2.
When the Virginia club looks sst its
present standingin the Eastern League
race and the position OF the new teams
In the American Association, it must
congratulate itself that it was not ad-
united to the latter organization. 1t
would have made even a poorer show
ing than Toledo or Indianapolis.
Two mines of roofers from Haughey
a&Ferry's and Alexander& Wells played
a match game of ball at Schuetzen park
on Saturday afternoon, which resulted
in victory for the former by score of
I8 10 10.