Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-01
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Yesterday tho Monumental, olub. oS
Baltimore, which Is member of the
Eastern league, made their lrst appear.
hnoo In this city, playing and defeating
Iho lancaster nine at McGrann's park.
Tho crowd present was small hut tho
weather pleasant. The Monumentals are
managed by Harry l.. Spence who PLAYED
for some timo last year with the .Ironsides
aud now covers third base for bis own
club. Rttonhouse and Hanna, n good
battery, who were also here last season.
are with the Baltimore people but did not
play yesterday, although advertised to do
so. Doc " Landis, o! last years
AotiVcs, OF Reading, plays centre field for
the club and does considerable OF the
smuggling. Johnny Muncc the first base.
man, has played number of games hore
with tho SOmors club.
The homo team was unfortunate ycstor-
day or they would have played better than
they did. They started with Penko and
Richardson as tho battery in tho afth
inning, while llyland was at tho bat no
was struck back of the car 10y a pitched
bail, Ito lell to tho ground unconscious
aud lay thcro for somO time. Uo was
nnally removed from tho field and was
unable to play again during tho day.
shannon donned cap aud went into the
field, ll0llOTd going % short and Parker To
second. In the seventh inning Pcake was
| struck on tho wrist aud ujured so badly
that no could pitch no longer. lIoliord
| and WetZoll then went in and several
other changes were necessary. The home
| team were weaker at tho bat than their
oppononts, although they did fine work.
In Nla.l l,l NIa.. 4
tho errors being ineNcusable.
The first inning gave tho homo team
two runs on fine hits oi Parker and lIy-
| land and passed ball by Brill. They
| followed this with another in tho second,
| when Watt, who had taken his base on
balls, scored on llOTOrd's two baggor
| although they did some good work at tho
| bat, after that the fielding of tho visitors
| was sharp, and they scored only three in tho
last two innings. Parker reached first in
the eighth on n bad throw of Spence :;
smith sent the ball To tho extreme end Of
centre field, making homo run, amid
thunders OF applause, aud taking care OF
| Parker. In tho ninth the batting of Hof.
ford and Richardson won tho sixth run.
Tho yiSItOrs did not sem 70 hit Peake
hard in tho first part al the game In the
| fourth inning they made the first run on a
| fumblo Of llylaud and big hit OF Landis,
and followed it 10y another in tho 9th,
when We'E'll threw wildly to first and
| Lufbcrry ht hard {" right field Poako
was hit hard in the next inning Ereks
| play was muIfel by Watt and
he went to third on passed balls Lands
followed with two bagger and Spence
and Brill with singles, securing four runs
before the inning closed. Ia each of the
next three innings tho visitors secured
one run. They had but two single hits in
the eighth and ninth when Wetzell
pitched, but errors Of the Lancaster aided
them in securing two runs. The official
| sCOrc WGS as follows