The national Republican., 1869-06-29
BASE BALL.
Victory Tor tho Red stockIngs-Good
Day and Good Game-Large Nun.
bers Present-score 10 TO S-FuII
Report of the f9au,e

midst by the advent among us of the fai
famed nine OF the Cincinnati club, who hay
achieved quito an envlable record In tn
annals OF the game. II had been thought b
beaten the Nationals so badly there woul
: be little lf any show given the Olympic club
. lhe result OF the games played by the last
named organization proves that the youpl
men who form the nine gave the westeri
players lively turn, and kept the scor
down TO less than was shown In the gam
with the Nationals.
The first game with the olympics wal
played on Saturday, rs announced In ouI
issue OF yesterday. Al the same time W,
stated that the second game Of the serlei
would be played yesterday afternoon. Ac
cordlngly large audience Tf ladies and gen
tlcmen, TO the number OF abr 4 5000 asse m
blcd at the grounds OF the National Club tc
witness the game. Mr.. Blrdsall, Of the Ma
tional Club, was chosen umpire. The " RED
stockings" appeared In their uniforms, here
tofore described. The uniform Of tho Olym
pics Is grey cap, red check shirt and black
pants. The toss having been won by the
Olympics, the Cincinnatlans took the BAT
and the umpire called
THE eAME.
First Innings-George Wright was the
lrst striker. Leach pitching very wildly,
George took his base on called balls. He
then stole TO third on q passed ball by Ma.
lone. Gould struck q heavy ball to right
field, on which he got to second, sending
Wright home. Waterman hit q ball to
short, which Force 6elded well to Emmett,
putting the striker out, while Gould went to
third, stealing home while Allison was at the
bat. Allison struck q grounder, which Force
stopped In time TO send TO first, putting the
striker out. II. Wright fell victim to the
good play of Billings aud Emmett, side out,
two runs.
J Force struck frkt for tho Olympic, and was
| put out by Waterman and Gould. Reach
struck out, but by Allison dropping the ball
made his base by running for Il. Malone
then took the willow, and after receiving n
severe blow In the Jaw from the ball, he
struck a safe ball to sweazy, on which he
made his base. Young struck to Short,
nclded well to second putting Malone out
double play by sweazy and Gould putting
Young out at first. Reach got home, and
some little discussion ensued at this point ;
the Western boys claiming that the OlympIcs
wcLe not entitled to the run. However, for
courtesy's sake they yielded their point.
side out with ono run. Score FL.
second Innings. s.-Leonard made his base
on safe hit TO right field. lie then stole tc
third on wild throw Of Malone, then stole In
home on muff by Leach. Brainard tipped
out to MALONE: swcazy out on foul bound
n
nett. Side out with one run.
Billings was the first striker for the Oh, m.
Pic He fell victim to Sweazy and Gould.
Emmett sent a hot ball to Waterman. who
promptly iieldcd 1t to Gould, putting Striker
out.
=. Woods was captured In right field by Nc.
Ncy,. who ''took f on the n.y."
side ont, with round D; Score, 8, l.
Third lnnlngs-Georgc Wright sent a rcd
] EnTRa h. :
with the aid Of Emmett. Gould sent a saf,
grounder to centre field, on which he made
his first. Waterman sent foul ball To Bil-
lings, who took 1t con the ly," then felde d
TO Leach and Emmett In time TO put Gou Id
out at first, "a very pretty play.)
sue out for round o. Robinson
struck beauty TO second base, which was
TOO hot for sweazy, and "Mlley" made his
hrst, then got to second on passed ball Of
Allison. Leech sent bounding bali rigLt
over George Wrght's head, on which he
made his second, while Robinson came home,
force sent long ball to right field, on
which he made first and sent Leech to third.
Reach struck to Waterman, who flelded n 10
George Wright at second In time to put
Force out at second, and by double piay
Reach was put out at first
Az this point the spectators, apparently.
not likiug the decision of the umpire. Vaye
vent TO their feeling by hlsses and shouts Of
derlslon, which, to say the least Of IL, was in
exceedingly bad taste, In view Of the fact
that the umpire was selected by the clubs
VINO entered upon the game with the under
standing that his decision was to be final.
Malone hit to short-stop, and fell a victim
to George Wright and Gou'd at frst. Side
out with run. Score, 0 toe
Fourth lnnlngs-Waterman struck heavy
bounding ball right over short stop's head
Oh which he made his second. Allison oui
to Force and Emmett. II. Wright struck a
hcaNy ball TO centre field, on which he made
MS hfst, sending Waterman home. Leonard
etruck a foul to Lecch, and Harry Wright
attempting 10 run 10 second base, was put out
by Leech aud Emmett. Leonard struck TO
centre hcld, on which hc made his nrst, then
stole 10 second. Brainard made hit 10 sbort
on which he made first, then to second ON n
wild thrown by Force. Leonard al third.
sweasy went out at first by Billings and
Emmett, leaving Leonard and Bnipard on
bases. Side out, with one run.
The Olympics now went in 10 bat Young
ana Billings went out on ''red. hot Avs
neatly taken BY Waterman. Emmett We.
the victim OF Waterman anu Gould
fIith innings opened witt -dcyc.
Which I THH RoSn. Sen. dyer" to ,no hi ~ oIS ISe
made - .son cord not reach, aud Nc
AIS first. Geo. Wright sti lcI heavy
hall TO left field, on which NcVey got
home, while George made his second. Gon1d'
by a safe hit to centre field, brought, Wright
home, while he made his third. Waterman
went out on the fly to Robins, IN in left field,
Gould came home. Allisor, by a bounding
ball over Forces head, made his first, and
| by wild throws got r. third. Harry Wright
sent a high ball TO Woods in right iield, Who
captured 1t ''on the ay." Allison got
home. Leonard fell a victim 10 Force and
Emmett. Side out with four runs.
Woods was the first striker for the Olym.
pics. He went out on foul fly to McVey
In right field. Robinson was captured by
Allison on foul fly. Leach struck out.
Round o. Score, s to2.
Sixth lnnings-Brainard sent high ny owe.
third base, on which he made the first
7 Sweasy struck too short and made first
Bralnard at second. Mcyey made a GOOD
hit TO centre field, which brought Brainard
and Swcasy home, while Nc. made second
George Wright sent a long ball to centrt
field, on which he made a home run, sending
McVey home before him. Gould sent i
"hlgh flyer" to right field, which was neatly
muirad by Woods, and Gonld made second
Waterman by grounder to len field sent
Gould home, while lie got TO first. Allison
sent high ball TO Robinson, which "Mlley'
mutied, and Allison got to first. ii. Wright
was victim TO Woods son the n.y." Leon
ard struck to Force, who put Allison out al
second and by double play with Emmett
put Leonard out at first. Brainard sent Q
"hlgh flyer" to len aeld, which was prettlly
taken by Force, who ran and caught Il
Side out for six ms. Force went in for The
Ulympics by Il high ball, which was muiied
by Waterman, he made his first. Reach
was taken by Geo. Wright son tn. ny.'
NJ this luncture Gould had to retire for n
time to centre field owing to the injury "a
hi finger. Ills place was filled by McVoy
Malone hit TO left field and made his first
Young struck ball to first base which was
nmtIcd by McNvy, while Force got home
and Malone to tl'rd, By a wild throw Of
. Allison he got homei Billings was put out al
lIrst by swcasy and McVey, while Young
came in home. Emmett was captured by
Geo. Wright on the fly, Side out, three runs
Score II TO 3.
seventh Innings commenced with Swcasy
ut the bat. On long hit to LEFT field hC
nnIc his first McVey by safe hit to centre
made his first, while sweNsy went to third
Geo. Wright hit to left field brought sweasy
home and sent McVcy to third and made