Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-07
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About three hundred persons gathered
At the park grounds on Friday afternoon
to witness the game of base ball between
the l. L,ncastcr aud Columbus, the latter
comprising team Of famous baLtcrs. Tho
number Of spectators would doubtless
have been larger but for the popular In
terest felt IN the Republican presidential
nomination, which KEEP hundreds Of per.
sous congrogated about the bulotiu boards
OF the newspaper Off jos during tho after
noon.
The game opened fairly enough with
tho Linctstcr at tho bat, aui foe four
innings tho clubs played quito evenly
with some very credtablo display Of skill
on both sides at this bat aud in the field,
Holland, especially, distinguishing himself
in right field by running for fly from
Smiths bat, aud Mann, Of the Columbus,
taking parker's in fine style. At tho end
Of tho fourth inning tho game stood /:
Lancaster 3, Columbus . But the <nis.
fortunes OF the Lancaster bsgiu with u
costly error by Hlland at second, aud then
| the Columbus started in 10 series of terrific
| batting and pounded tho homo club for
| five runs in the tifth inning, one Of them
| being home run by Kuehue, who knocked
| the ball across the race track on the north
side of the ground. This sort of exercise
was resumed by the Buckeyes in tho
seventh inning. One after tho other
| welded the ash with fearful effect, Noun
tain sending u ball even further than
Kuehpo's, aud 1t wasn't found until five
minutes after he had made his own home
run aud brought in all on bases. The
addition of ten more To tho score Of the
Columbus on this inning afforded tho
spectators au exhibition of tine batting,
/ httt la at Loaf a,tl f,,Ht tlAH mt,
Hollands playing throughout ths game
entities hun to red mark Petor Smith,
for the homo club. might have scored u
run, but three times ho rashly took great
risks and was put out At the home plate
| WGtZcll struck out number OF the
visitors and Holtord supported him al
mirably. But the batting pf the Columbus
boys rendered their task very easy one
and except in the two innings III which
they scored 50 heavily they played rather
inditlerently. Following was the score 4:
INNINGS. l23t 5 81 SO
Columbns.....u....2 o 10 XII
Lsucaster............0 u o 90 o.
| SUMMARY
Errors, Lancaster !, Columbus 5. Earne,
runs Lancaster :, Columbus0. Two base hit
| Hiland, smith, Mountain. Three base hits
Holland (D, 4. smith, kuehnc. NOmC runs
Mann, kuehne, Mountain. Lott on bIs >
| Lancaster 7, columbus \. struck OUT, by Wet
zell 5. Base ON balls, Lancas or |. Passct
balls. lIofiord |, kcmm.cr 3 wild ptcnus
wetZell 2 Dundon |.
| Umplre-L. Smith.
A game OF ball between students of th
college and city took place yestcrda
afternoon on the college grounds with th
following result
: 3
High SchooL.........O 0 5 , X
Z, M freshmen...o o O-l
Umpire Mr. Boarduian.
Gsmes Elsewhere
New York Philadelphia 6. Now YOrl
I; Washington National :, Keystone
Providence (sixteeu inniugs) ProvidenC
|, Boston {; Chicago Chicago ii, Cleve
land , Detroit Buffalo 5, DetIOit IL
Baltimore Baltimore 2, Toledo Ral
risburg st. Louis 10. Harrisburg 8
Baltimore Baltimore Union 3, Bosto
Union {; Brooklyn Trenton s. Brookly
8; Amherst Amherst 3, Princeton 6
5 Newark Cincinnati IL, Domestic /
York York 10, Chambersburg II
A. Notes of tho Gams.
q The Harrisburg club have release
, Cummins. Perkins aud Barth.
The MillersviIle club left this city
0 l o'clock to day for Coatesvlle, whel
they play the Alcrts Of that town.
0 If the York desires to return to Lanc n
, ter county, it should play the Dauntless
Mt. JOY.
|. The Ironsides are playing the rreuto
to day on Monday and Tuesday they pls
/, the Domestios, Of Newark, and on Wed
4 nesday they return to Lancaster to plj
return game with the ST Louis.