Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-08-03

Other games played Saturday resulted as
follows: At Philadelphia: Philadelphia 6,
Buffalo 5; New York Nets 5, Brooklyn /
New York Z, Chicago 8 Washington
Nationals 5, Newarks 4; Norfolk Trenton !,
Norfolk2 Providence: Providence 3, Detroit
The most exciting game of base ball ever
played at Lock Haven took place Saturday,
requiring sixteen innings to decide 1t. The
score then stood : Lock Haven 4; Williams
port g. Shatler and Fry were the Lock
Haven battery, with Brown and Briel Tor
Williamsport. The former struck out nine
teen men and the latter fourteen. Only four
base hits were made off Shailer.
Hackett is bound to make the Newarks a
| success aud he signed Emslie and Dennis
Casey, late of Baltimore, Saturday.
| There is not the least doubt that Lancaster
| has the weakest team in the Eastern League.
| vIRaINIA's GREAT RECORD.
| The Virginia club have great record.
| Their batting average is .2s3, and the fielding
| average is .9i3. Home runs-Johnston l6
| Higgins 6, Nash 4, Corcoran 3, Householder
9, Greenwood 2, Kimber !, Glenn /. Three
base hits-Johnston 6, Glenn 6, Householder
8, Nash 3, Greenwood 3, Higgins 3, Corcoran
8, Tate 9, Kimber /, Latham l. Two.base
hits-Nash Il, Johnston 10, Higgins 3, Green
wood S, Corcoran Z, Latham I, Householder
s, Kimber 4, Glenn g. Tate 3, Pyle .. Base
on balls-By Pyle 25, 10y Kimber 35. Base
on balks-By Pyle 9. Batters struck-By
Pyle 10, by Kimber 81. Wild pltches-By
Pyle "a, by Kimber %. Passed balls
Householder q, Corcoran -, Tate ~. The
| pit chers and catchers averages are made VI
! without the wild pitches, passed balls, &c.
charged i'm the error column.
Monk Cline is now captain Of tho Colum
bus. Ga, club.
Morris. of the Pittsburg, struck out niteel
Louisville men yesterday. -.... -.-y-.
The Athletic heavy batting has assisted
| Knoutf to win several games.
Homer and Warner, late ofTrenton, arc ],
! Baltimore waiting for something to turi
, | up. ,
,'pne BROOKLYN club played their best in tn
!, sporting papers last winter They are YER
: "yellow."
$ The Active base ball club, of this city, wen
to Iewistown on Saturday, where they Wef
defeated by the score of ii to 4.
q The Boston and St Louis played 81
. innings and neither scored on Saturday
! The game was then stopped by storm.
Thirteen thousand people saw the Chlcag
u | whipped by New York on Saturday, ana III
players of the latter were almost carried froi
the field.
l. Two games were played yesterday resul
ing as follows: At st. Louis ST. Louis
Cincinnati 3 at Louisville Louisville
| Pittsburg |.
:, The August Flower and Athletic clubs wi
d play a series OF games for the championship
Is of this city. They should inHile the lahci
n ter to go in also
3 The Sporting Life of yesterday containe
% picture Of the players OF the club OF a
lanta, Ga, which will likely take the Soutl
10 ern League championship.
y Up to July29 Big Roger Connor, of Ne
York, led the league in batting with ITO hi
in "a games. Pete Browning OF Louisville
10 ahead i'm the association with llG hits III
games.
Mr. DiddlebOck writes q column aiticle f
A. the Sporting LIE, and tries TO crawl out
u the hole in which the Eastern League h
70 put him. Mr.. Billiards. letter in the san
it paper is n singer on the late owner" of Il
10 Eastern League
r The Chrsiana defeated the Alcrts, of La
b caster, Saturday. 5, ore, 10 TO ], Melch
:, striking out y Of them.
= INSIsGS.
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10 | oxford d..................0 o o . o O.
ut Base hits--Christiana, IL Alerts, 3.