Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-05-31

in full, follows:
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Total. :. .i5 sss7is II Totals -. !5ii gill. 5
INNINGS.
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mons, simmons, siSG%9S naSsly proSSTi sfrncE
out-Lancaster, 5; wilsesbarre, :. 'trst base
on halls-w iIkesbarre,5 Lancaster 1.
The American Association games of Satur
day afternoon resulted rs follows: At Phila-
deiphia: st. Louis IL. Athletics 3: at Pitts
burg: Pittsburg 4, Baltimore o; at
Staten Island: Nets III, Cincinnati O. at
Brooklyn Brooklyn 4, Louisville o. The
Philadelphia: Philadelphia Q, Kansas City
3 at Washington Chicago 1, Washington
2 at New York: New York :, ST Louis I (;
at Boston Detroit 9, Boston 4.
Dan O'Leary's team won two games from
Lewistown at the home of the latter on Sat
urday. The score was Is to and Is to g.
Altoona downed Williamsport in two games
at Altoona by to 8 and to -
The Chicago people seem unaole 10 do any
thing with Barr. On Saturday they had but
two hits and Kelly made both. The Washing
ton lost by their poor fielding. Barr contrib
uted SIX errors to the ten made by the club.
Every man in the Louisville with one ex-
ception says Hecker is their Jonah. Ramsey
has made the big pitcher jealous.
sam kimber has signed with Jersey City.
Monk Cline leads the batting of the South.
ern League with an average OF iO5.
O'Bren of the Athletics and Manager Sim.
mons do not speak they pass by.
Last Sunday at Ridgewood, Umpire Kelly
fined Comiskey, of st. Louis, 500. Won der
Abe says he will not pay it and threatens
trouble.
The base ball editor of the Philadelphia
Press is the official scorer of the Athletics
Now, do you see?
Ramsey, Mack, werrick and Strauss OF
Louisville, played in the Southern League
with Kilroy last year, and they knew how to
hit him. They posted all the Louisville
players before they reached Baltimore
Philadelphia should feel proud of both
clubs, as they are playing splendid ball now.
1t should not be expected OF them to win
every Philadelphia Press. Yes, the
Athletics were playing wonderful ball when
they allowed St Louis to defeat them Is to /.
Twelve thousand five hundred people saw
Won Der Ahe's men take the scalps of the
Athletics Saturday afternoon.
The St Louis had twenty-five hits on Sat
urday morning. Sam Weaver pitched the
greater part OF the game for the Athletics and
Lew Simmons is beginning to think he is nC
good.
A few days ago II was widely published
that the Athletics had not lost game on Sat
urday for several years. They will long re
| member last Saturdays work, however.
| One-armed Daily has been released 10y
| Washington, and Weaver Will be the mex
one to be sent otf Both are ex-blacklistec
| pitchers.
| During the last inning of the Jersey City
| Providence game on Saturday, Hyland. q
| the Jersey City club, was accidentally V kicke,
| in the abdomen while endeavoring 10 put ou
| Seward, the Providence clubs pitcher, VIII
| was running to the base. IIyland was force,
TO retire from the field, his place benz
| taken by Smith, substitute catcher
| The Long Island Eastern League club, los
| $1,000 before they disbanded. TOmm,
Cummings seems to be Jonah for bal
| clubs.
On Saturday in Columbia, the high schoo
nine of this city beat the bigh school CLUB o
that town. The score was
Go,n,aI,ia tonGafter r'..'..''''..' o q? ! 3 22-2
Clarke, of the State League last week ap
proved the contracts of j. d Fitzsimmons,
with Wilkesbarre; +. O'Rourke, with Ian
caster, and J. H. Miller, w. B. Wilson, with
Lewiston. Mr.. Clarke also gives notice OF the
releases OF p. Hasney, J. Goodman, J. G.
Duffy, from the Lancaster, aud J. Uurtor
from Lewistown.
Sixsmith is very popular in Bridgeport, a!
he is everywhere he goes.
Bradley, late OF the Athletics, has signed
with Rochester.
At Ridgewood park yesterday the Louis
vile club defeated Brooklyn 10y the score o
to > Ramsay was the stumbling bloch
and the Brooklyn had but five hits of him
There were two ball clubs in town owe
last night Dan O'Leary's Scranton team
arrived on Day Express from Lewis yes
terday afternoon. The Wilksbarre club lef
at 9:25 this morning for Lewistown.
At the college grounds on Saturday after
noon was a large crowd To see a game he
tween the Merritts and MayflOwers, two riya
local clubs. The contest was very close anC
it resulted as follows
Merritts s................l . o o O.
Maytiower ..............O o o 0 l.
Base hits-Mcrritts ! Maytlower , struck out
Merits 0; Mayfiower IA.
An effort is now being made to have the
games OF the Lancaster club played upon the
grounds in Mctirann's park. The reason
given Is that the park can be reached by
street cars, and "A meeting will be held lat,
this afternoon by the base ball and street car
people TO make arrangements for the trans
Rain stopped the Washington sas City
game at Washington this morning, the score
standing to at the end OF the fourth
inning.
The Chicago Philadelphia base ball gam,
scheduled Tor this morning was postponed Oh
account of rain.
Detroit Beaten by New YORK.
New York, May 3L-The following is tn,
score of this mornings game:
New York 300 o l.
befoit' '.''''''.''''''. o u y O.
Detroit, 5; New York. 4 Pitcher, -kecie an,
Getzein. Umpire-Eagan.