The national Republican., 1869-06-26

Waterman and sweasy, Blrdsall out at arst,
Forker left on second. Side out score, 10
to2.
Tho seventh innings was opened by Leon
ard, who was q victim 10 Studley by foul
bound. Bralnard was put out at first by
Coughlln and Forker. sweasy made his FIRST
on long ball 10 right field. Meyey sent
another In the same direction which brought
sweasy home and left Mcyey at second.
George Wright sent straight hit over the
pitchers head 10 the fence which brought
Mac. home and left George at third. Gould,
by a high ball between pitcher and short,
brought Wright In and made his first base.
Waterman sent q red-hot ball to Shelly, who
sent II TO Glbney, putting Gould out at second
base. Side out, with 8 runs.
The Nationals then went In 10 bat. A
change was made In the Western nine,
George Wright going to catch and Allison
Glbnoy was first striker; he went out on
foul ny TO George Wright. studley fell q
victim TO Harry Wright, who ''took him on
the ny." Coughlln went out by tho good
fielding Of Sweasy and Gould. Side out, with
a round o. Score, 10 to 2.
Waterman was captured by studley on
the fly. Allison made q straight hit between
Coughlln's legs, got to first, and on an ex-
ccedingly wild throw Of Coughlln, went
ball to centre field, which was well nelded by
Fox, although Harry made his second base.
Leonard sent q red-hot fly to Coughlln, who
held II. Brainard struck daisy-cutter to
Coughlln, who sent II to Forker, and Asa
retired. Side out, with only run.
Fox took the bat for the Nationals, and
the ielders spread themselves for one OF his
terrific hits, and by q long, low ball to centre
field he made his third. Shelly hit q good
| hal 10 anti nd tnht
but In attempting too much, was put out at
third by the good play Of Allison and Water
man. Jones struck daisy cutter to third,
which was too hot for Waterman, aud the
Colonel made his first. Forker, by q low
ball between short stop and third, which
neither could stop, made his first and sent
Jones to second. Davenport struck short
ball, which Geo. Wright ran and caught on
the bound, felded to Waterman, but not In
time to prevent Jones from making his third,
while Davenport got to first. Blrdsall, at the
pat, With thraa men on bases, q high ball
over second base, which swcasy oosid not
reach, sent Jones home, gave Blrdsall his
first and still LEFT three men on bases.
Glbney struck to third, which Waterman
took, put Davenport out as third, and field
ing Il to sweasy, put tho side out with threc
runs. Score, 20 to 8.
The ninth inning opened with swcasy at
the bat. Coughlin missed the ball sent him
and sweasy made his first. Mcvey sent a
hot ball to third, which Shelly could moi
stop, and Mac. made his first, while swcas,
went to second, and, while attempting 4
steal his third, was put out by Jones ant
Shelly. George Wright amused himself b,
striking fouls. Finally getting one. "wher'
! he wanted It," he sent one over the fence
and made home run, with McVey Ahead o
, him. Gould tipped out to Birdsall. Water
man. by n bounding hall to lcfl field mad
his first. Allison struck long ball to ccntr
field, sent Waterman In, and was only kep
from making home run by tremendou
, throw OF Fox, who got the ball to third bas
, In time to stop the "black-eyed" boy In hi
/ "mad career" Harry Wright sent
g!oundGr to centre field, made his first, an
) brought Allison home. Leonard out on
, foul tip to Blrdsall.
4 Tho Nationals went In TO closo tho game
/. and, If possible, to reduce the score agains
0 them. Gibney was the first striker, by
I showing machine" sent to eltre field, an
Q OH wild throw OF George Wright, he mad
/ his third. Studley made good bit to short
r which was mufled by Allison. He made hi
first, and brought Glbney home. Coughlil
I sent hot one to Allison, which was taker
. In time to put Studley out at second, whill
| Coughin made his first. lie then stole +
third, and by wild throw of Waterm an
s got home. Fox sent high ball, which wa
muiIed by Swcasy, who, with Allison an
o Harry Wright, attempted to stop IL, the will,
, Fox embracing the opportunity, got to sec
ond, then stole to third, and got home by /
0 wild throw of Sweasy. Shelly was put ou
!. on n foul tip, taken by George Wright. Sid
out with three runs, and game closed with
score of "a to s.
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