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TO-MORROW’S GAM El.President Rodgers, of lb* Toledo Club, I ] rites the Cincinnati Club that Walker, the £** oledo’s crack colored catcher, who has been | Br-tanri ♦ f rnm h i a tuain fnf BrmlO titllP. Will re*o’]W1KtStTony Alullane in the afternoon. He is Mai-1 f(Ito-morrowlane's regular catcher, and has few equals irthe country in the position. The game is the?)UKe’one postponed in Toledo, May asill fivpphere to-morrow by consent of HeeretaryUboff, ^under the rules. It is tlie eighth tefeMApion’’; jj|ship game of the series between the two clubs.The Cincinnati will arrive home from 8t.Louis, via the O. M.. on the morning train bserto-morrow.CINCINNATI 3—ST. LOUIS 5. . |gSpecial to the Commercial Gazette. * • | heSt. Louis, August 8.—Three thousand nine hue dred and eighty-two peoSe witnessed the defeat c the Cincinnati^ in to-days game: St. Louis scoring a | p* 5 to 8 victory in a long drawn out contest lastinnvm- Iwn hours a half The dav was too COOl fo»ein T1 thagged, making it untnter- re esling. Shall!x aud Snyder and Davis and Deasley p«respective batteries, aud both pitchers dilt;_ ■ ■■ •'**- »' ■' off each, »two-bagger. The cincin- w toss, and as a starter were white- jjj washed, although Jones reached first on a single to \t center and went to third on Deasley'8 wild throw tosecond. McPhee. Carpenter and Mansell furnished Mthe outs, the latter two striking out •__AiSt Ivouis started in with three runs on iAtham’i base on balls, Comiskey's single to center.NicoI’s sac riftcebit, and O’Neill s clean two-bag drive to left,ree men home,two runs |second, both of which were earned, i.......sent a single to left, was advanced to second on rny- i der’s duplicate drive, made a beautiful steal of third, 3.Bnyder going to second, and both scored on McPhee's J oiwhichsingle, which bounded over Gleason’s head to center. 2,thirdWGleason, forcing Mansell at second, Wthe former making a grand steal of third, having an reached second an a wild pitch and scored on Peo-1 Clplea’ single to center Ft. Louis scored their fourth run in the fifth hjrGleason, who was hit by Fhallix, went*to second on Latham’s hit to Carpenter, forcing Davis out at thirdscored on lewis’ single along left line. Duringthis inning Fred l^ewis was very badly injured,thepmall bones of his right ftsome of the urn all bones of his right foot being broken, and he will probably not be able to playagain tola season. : -F.atbam’s giddy base-running was the cause ol Lewis stealing second when the accident occurred.Foutz took lewis’ place. The seventh inning produced St. Louis’ last run. Quest making the circuit of the bases on a single to Mansel, w ho let it pass, and In attempting to field it to third threw wild. The features of the game were the pitching of Sballix and Davis the first base work of Reilly, and theSishfielding of Latham,Quest and Gleason. Mountjoy andFoutz rill be the pitchers in to-morrow’s game.■IQuinn umpired excellently.t 1 MCI MM ATI*.RIBrohc8t. IaOITIB,EIBTO▲£McT bee, 3b.......0I\41(ileasoa, s.*.....1,0#420Carpenter, 3b...012131Lat haui, 3b......10f20JOue* 1. f.........01100Lewi*, c.f........02200Relllr, lb..........11f00DomUkejr. iu...12701MauteM. c. f..,. Oorkhiil, r. f....00W02Xicoi, r. f........100002li■ J:ifUO’Neill, 1. f......01200Nny«!er, e..........1ft520Dea*ley, c........00702People*, .fchailix, p. *•«*•«•••01!4*Quest, 2b..........1I19100*20Bavin, p...........(11000—i '■#—FotttO* c. Im*s»*..00200Total*.3723107— -Totals,572774’Innings.......~....... 1. 2. 3. 4. A. 6. 7. 8. 9.Cincinnati............. 020001 000 —8Ft. Louis............... S0001 010-—te;wlt;b atdifitwshisoiN'lcol out tor not running.Runs earned—Cincinnati 2, St. Louis 2. Two-base hits—O’Neill. Total bases on hits—Cincinnati 7, St. Louis 8. Left on bases—Cincinnati 7, St. Louis 4. I ,t tk«» ttk st 1 U v * tt { o *7 1 Iaii K1a 1 A aStRI)(’lt;MIt)JiMNDouble playss—B'—Quest and Coiniskey. liases on called balls—By Sballix 2, by Davis 1. Passed oalIs—Snyder X, Deasley 1. Wild pitches—Shallix 1. Davis I. Time-Two _ hours and thirty minutes. Cmpire—Wm. F. Quinn, jatfitStCOLUMBUS 7—TOLEDO 1.Special to the Commercial Gazette.Columbus, August 8.—The Cplambus team made itseven straight to-day to the delight of 700 people, who assembled to see the Toledo boys try to defeat us. Morris was too much for the visitofs, they making but seven hits, two of them being “punk” hits. Muilane on the other baud suffered quite severely at the hands of our boys, Fields and Carroll taking thehonor at the bat in the order named. The support ofMuilane by McGuire was weak and no doubt interfered with his effectiveness. McGuire has been overworked, however, and is deserving of much credit for hit nerve and pluck. The game of to-day was a postponed garue from the first series because of one of those games having falieu on Sunday. The score Jsappended in detail;81COLUMBUS. R tB FO A *1 TOLRPO. E IB FO A XSmith, 2b 1 0 2 3 0 Barkle, 2b o 2 6 5 UField, lb........... 3 3 lu 1 «0’D*y,3b.--------0 10 0 1Richmond, s.s.. 0 0 0 5 2 Milter, s.#......... 0 2 0 5 0II IV It ill vM! aV * • V v |IW M I * % r • w * m v wMann, UJ.f........ 2 2 U 0 0 Potirman r. i.... 0 0 2 0 0Carroll a c I 3 It 1 o Welch, in.f....... 1 1 0 o uK ufhue, 3b lt;1113 0 Lane, 1. f......... 0 9 0 0 0(aikiU, i t U 2 1 0 QtMuJHtt, ib 0 0 10 0 1Mountain, r, f... 0 1 0 0 0 Met ini re, c....... 0 0 5 3 0Mountain, r,f... 0 _ ________________________Morriv, p.*..... 0 0 1 0 1 Muilane, p....... 01151MBOiPaoct!tiHtlViWOTotal* 7 12 27 13 31 Total*............ 1 7 24 18 3Imilugs............—. L t 3. 4. 6. 6. 7. 8. 9Toledos.*.,..... i4m«. 0000 0 100 0—Colt; mbits a I 1 2 02010• •Runs earned—Columbus 3. Three-hase hits—Field, Welch. Home run—Field. I^eft on base.1—Columbus6, Toledo y. Double plays—Barkley and Moffitt. bails—By Morris 3, by Mnlfane 1. Wild pitches—A V ■ V WVfV » J W mm mms * • V* A'* V VLfStruck out—By Morris k, by Muilane A. Bases onMorris 2, Muilane 2. Passed balls—McGuire 3, Timeof tfntne—Two hours, rmuire—Drier.ebnnvS;htsv
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Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Cincinnati, Ohio, US
Sat, Aug 09, 1884
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