Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-08-30
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Roinsg sain Nns.
"wednesday afternoon the August Flow-
sEs and Penn Rolling Mn ball clubs
played game on the Irousides grounda
These teams hail from the same section Of
the city, and there 10 great rivalry bstwesn
them. The admirers Of each have been In
dulsing IN great deal of "ohin music"
In regard 70 The ability Of the two cluba
aud it wos finally agrood that they should
tAat their mottlo on the diamond. A good
game wss looked for, but the hvo hundred
spectators, OF whom moro than half
orswled the feucss, were mot only tired but
disgustsd with the game which lastsd for
almost three hours. Some Of the worst
playing ever seen In Lancaster was done,
aud at times the two clubs seemed 10 be
anxious 70 Gee which could mako the most
stupid errors.
Melchey, Of Christiana, hes been doing
the pitching for the iron workers all season
but whom he did mot put In an appearance
the members of the team seemed sorely
worried. The spectators could not be
disappointed and Brimmsr, the clubs See
ond bssemau, was put In the boz. The
August Flowers came on the field with .
mixed up team, which included Heisler,
Hostetter and Mishler, Of the Active BE-
fore the gamo had been concluded these
men proved valuable Considering the
fsct that Brimmer n no pitcher he did not
do 20 badly early In the game, but later he
was hit hard. Hogsrth did better work, but
each pitcher wss given miserable support
Tho fever for mAklng errors was 10 high
that even the wator carriers and bat holders
had Il and they were continually doing
something queer.
Although the game IVES close at all times
| II was only interesting In the tenth Inning
l When the August Flowers bostsd hard and
l won, and the iron meu almost kicked the
fence down at q decision Of Umpire George
Myers, which wss perfectly right The
score Of the games by innings 10 given
here. The full score would look very
badly on paper:
zSsr.s zoli,ns mifs.:. sl2wo..s FL. FL,
Notes Of the Oame.
The delivery OF Brimmer II not of the
kind that goes" In . professional game
and 1t would not bo allowed II kick wal
made against II.
Sam Zscher, one OF the pluckiest bal
players In the city, was hurt In yesterday
game. He started In to catch for the Angus
Flowers, but In the third inning . bal
passed entirely through the mask ant
smashed him in the eye, blaoking It badly
He then went into the field and Ponta tool
his place behind the bat, doing well.
Some Of the rolling mill men do verJ
queer coaching ut times, and II seems ;,
rattle their base runners.
Young Lsibley, OF the August Flower
club, made somo great stops ct short, yes
terdsy.
Brimmer, Of the Rolling MIL team, ha
the stuff in him to make good ball player
His forte is base running and no work
hard from tho beginning to tho close Of tn,
game.
The professionals.
The Athletics aud Louisville were tn
only Association clubs that played ysster
day. Their games resulted O. follows
First game, Athletios 8, Louisville aeoon.
game, Athletics 9, Louisville @
Tne League games OF yesterday were
At Washington, Phiiad el phis 6, WssninR z
ton 2 ct Dstroii, Detroit Is, lndisnspoii
/; at Nsw York, Boston g. New York /; q
Chicago, Pittsburg 4, Chicago q
The Detroits pounded Sbreve terribl,
yesterday and Conway pitched Q magni6
cent game for them.
Quinn, the new second baseman of tn,
Boston, won the game yesterday by driv
for home run In the ninth inning.
Old Jimmy Gavin can do good work 70
Yesterday the Chicasos could not touc
The Louisville managed to get eight hiI
and one run In the two games yesterday.