New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-06
TROTTING on THE FASHION COURSE.
Time, 3:Oi, 3:OL
BASEBALL.

assembled on the Captoliue ground Brooklyn, yester'
day afternoon. The field literally covered with
people from 10000 being present The game was
announced for q O'clock but early as II the cars run
ming near the ground began to be filled WIFI
passengers who were determined to have seat
from which to witness the game. From TO
g. the crowd INCLUDING many ladies' poured through
the gates by the thousand. The vast assemoIage
behaved with the utmost decorum, not disturbance OF
any kind taking place during the afternoon, Al both
clubs appeared, aud were greeted with loud cheeflng
The Atlantic nine were az present. ana PyGu in tho
famous pitcher, but Fulmer was his substitute GeoIRe
acceptable man. giving full satisfaction in every instance
To describe the game somewhat dlihcult task Al
though fOuTs hours long, II could not De caeu ellhtr
tedious or uinterestug The argeHess Of the score on
both sides would reasonably lead 10 me suppOsO that
the game very snftless OF the helhg thlSlh
manner would be true for both sides much muffin
ism was displayed in the field. But the batting
of this or many seasons past Prom the very
commencement Of the game the batting was unSuS i
heavy on the first inning the Athletics led on WIN
runs-maing seven first aud nv, ',r V ,'
and making a third home before the inning was
endedin all eight runs we're made eight hrst ana hne-
total bases clean hits was the batting score III ms
inning alone. In the second inning the Atheties made
ten additional runs, nine first bases on clean hits The
Atlantcs for their second inning rolled up y rus-aS
ing 10 bases clean hits he Athletics made seven
TO the Aantics one III the third nnng-thnS GIVING them
tine lead, which they retained mp TO the eghth ihluE
leading by runs up 10 the seventh innlng wne lo
AilaHtcs by splendid although mp hill work brought
their score within two Of that OF the AlhecS Inc OK
element at this time was intense The Athleics ohB
the AtHticS by terrific batting obtained the leau
by four runs. In the ninth the Athletics virtually
lost the game they made but two runs-leaylng inc
AuAuucs wlhhtrs ny Two ruis anu ~ III D'i, U
additional run made, Smiths first hat being nome
run, aud closing the game IL may easily DC seen WY
the game exciting. At time majority Thought
the Athletics sure Of winning, and heavy odds were
offered them or the Atantics Chapman, start and
Smith led the bat Cuthbert and Sensenderer carried
of the hunOs on Atcthc side the last named mad
the only clean Of the game. The following is
synopsis Of the innings also the detailed score
THE INNINGS ,,-., 800,
AtaptIcs " the toss. and the Athletics opened
bounder TO Pike who sent il to first base Reach retiring
Myere sent a hard down the center field through
Cranes hands, the striker getting home. Cuthbcr struck
terrific one to left field making clean home run.
bound by Ferguson sent safe to the center field.
reach, getting ms fret McMullen made has first on
dropped fly by Crane Berry then sent bali TO me rght
self on two base hit by Radcliffe. Fulmer made ms
first safe hit 10 the right field. Reach hit bOunder
TO Zeein Who by bad Judgment IN throwing the pan 10
second base enabled Reach 10 get his first Myere sent
up fly Start vino captured It prety and sent 1t TO
Pike III time TO put out Reach VINO was turning 10 get
back-a pretty double play-seveu runs.
centre field, making clean home Ferguson Int
TO left field also mnking clean home run start made
scored his run on passed ball by Myerle Chapman sent
fnird and home ON passed bale by Myere Ferguson
made his second on badly Jueged ny ny heac' CIano
had life given him on muncd iOu bound Oy lyete,
and then safe the left, making his first and
helping Ferguson homo, Crane soon after getting nome
passed balls by Myerle Zeiten was the first man ont
on a bounder to Reach who sent II 10 the first Pike
made the third home run OF the inning on beautiful M
10 the left field. Mcdonald went out on foul ~ by
Fissier. Pesrce made bis first Oh safe hit and his
third passed balby Myere, and his home clean
hit by SMITH who was LEFT ON bs second base by start
who went out Oh fly by Fuuer Eight runs, one ahead
Second Undergraduates made his first on
clean hit Cuthbert doing the same tlssIer made his
by Smith sensendefer made his first clean hit his
second and third passed ball, and-then stole home
Berry made his first clean HIT Radcliffe doing the
same; McMullen getting home Fumer ionled out to
getting home. Myerle took his first on badly mn1od
fly by Crane Cuhbert and Fssler each made their fs
and Sensendefer his second on clean hits, all hDaly
scoring McMulen went out on foul bound by Fer
guson, and Berry on foul fly by start Ten runs.
AHdntics-The Athletics positions were considerably
changed Radcliffe played behind, McMullen pitched,
fulmer short stop and ayeTie right held chapman was
left field. Ferguson got his first mun by Reach. and
Chapman made home, Ferguson doing the on
hit and his second and third passed balls Zettlcn
helped him home, aud after helped home him
self by Pike Mcdonald went out on foul bound by
Radcliffe. Pearce and Smith made their first ON clean
made two bases clean hit, and Start scored his
run. Ferguson felded out by Reach and FISHER.
Crane made hs first ON clean hit Zettlin his on mum
by Fumer Pike helped both home, and made his first on
safe hit; Mcdonald assisted Pike home by safe MT
aud FISHER Twelve score 90 TO II In their favor
THIRD Inning hLetics-Radcline made clear home
uHner went out on prettly caught ny by crane
Reach Myere lCubburt Fssler and sensenderfer each
len made his first on bad throw by Pike, and eventually
scored his run Berry went ont on pretty hycach by
for his rsti Fumer and Reach made their first mus
by Mcdonald and Pearce, but before they could get
home Myerle the second base by Pike-Eght
runs.
ARanties-smith out on a foul bound by Radcliffe;
Start made his first clean hit aud home Chapmans
two base hits Ferguson out fly by Reach Crane
ON ny by Cuthber One run Score rs to In favor OF the
Athletics.
Fourth Hlnn0- Ahlelcs-Myerle Cuthbert FISHER. and
went in 10 pitch Zettein going 10 the left field McMul
len made his first on clean hit, and scored his
Berry on his first when Radcliffe struck bounder
70 Pike, who put out Berry at second, and, throwing
70 Start at FIRST put ont Radcliffe, making neat double
play Funer got his first on called balls aud scored his
run Reach made his third on pretty HIT and scored
his run before Pearce put out Myere at second base
Standardization made his second on clean hit. and
RsacR oS By RaGe ?p PeS ar on
by Beach SS one run Score % to "a against them
ana finally scored their runs McMuen went out Oh a
on a long lit. Radcliffe had made his first FHlmer
struck 10 Pearce who put out Radcliffe at second and
Aaanhes made his frat on a clean hit and was
assisted home by terrific HIT OF Starts. who made
aud home clean hit by Ferguson who made his
on Cranes second base hit who made his home on zett
Mcdonald MELON took his SECOND on clean hit hit
bs @ ON oS' on u nd he S 1S
Mcdonald came In on clean hit by Start who In
Ferguson was left on his Second by Cranes Going Out on
the ny by sensendefer Tenruns Score SO to 80 against
S,rth Inning-Ahleh went out on fonl
bound by Ferguson Myerle made his first safe hit
and scored hIs Cuthbert made hs first
on a clean hit. Fisser went ont by Pearce TO
start cuthbert got home two base hit by Sense.
derfer scored his base hit by McMullen
Berry was at the first when both got home clean
homerun hit by Radcliffe. Fulmer made his fret on
clean hit but left Reach went out fonl bound
by Ferguson. Six runs.
AhIeties-Fn lmre again went in to pitch Myerle play
ING short McMuen In night field. Zettlein made first
On clean hit Pike went out fou Nv, and Zotlein
who supposed the ball had passed Radcliffe, % Tie
bird. and falling get back was put out second by
throw By Radcliffe Mcdonald went out on three strikes