, 1870-06-16

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En.1oElL COMMENTS OF 1uE c1sc1SsAn PRESS !.
From tie co1RsnsTrsal
sas he deiea, i tns FL stockipga y tae Allan,
-1ciortee, our champions have suffered single
discontinue, beaten By score Of to S. Those
Slo understand the game hare assurances ample
.ne. The Atiantlcs were not regarded as
;Ssa,s svsrx xshelnlnsiy beaten o. Monday: i
ings after Their % essy and md eomplete on ricsolv e17
oSer the Mutuals, were a little too confident and
1nas, perhaps there was relaxation OF discipline.
surprise, and we may observe that the surprise
was not Of an agreeable character. However, We
eIe glad T. to have the lI manly ,y assurance Of the
one, and 1t was especially gratifying that he stated
squarely our defeat, and made no complaint.
1ngs arc not absolutely and under ali circum-
stances invncible, and 1t will add interest to their
games
Fyom Ghs Garett.
The defeat OF the Red Stockings was the tonic
Of local interest late yesterday afternoon. The
full report OF the game, which we present on the
nrst page, affords all the material for hrstclass
anal. ss, and consequent accounting for the de-
feat We suppose The fact Of the matter Is, that
The nine YVES ontplhyed. Their fielding and bat
ting arpea5 TO have been vezy sharp until the Last
inning Then they made two bad playa and thus
lost the game Ofc0ursc, every loyal CincInnattan
gu cherish he proud thonght TINT II the Red
Sxa nsa not y essn s fagsa oat b tae!s
the nine victorious Atlantics fcel ike beaten pa
cinca. And Il ts probably true that no Ctncn-
NATHAN will doubt that, when the second game OF
the season comcs TO hc played, the Red Stockings
WILL triumph with the most conaumuAte easel
From the Enquirer.
The hed stoskl1gs ~ scasodng TO- all accounts
Considering the desperate efforts and cotpbila.
tons to tear the wetearned and welI-woru laurels
from theis oroWs, the wonder is that this result
they Will stay bea.cn Their long and uninteI-
tupted career Of victory inspired them, perhaps
with TOO much eell-cennaenee, which The slight
toninE down and Iempeiing. So that we shall
'oeS for Gct1er accounts Of them hereafter than
ever teltlt-
aud Neyerse's Picked Nine. which had twice
O,a1 6Ssn postponed on account Of the rain, was
hererie Eas very fortunate Ia the selection
nH n!asssR WHO were chosen IS well Tor
result WIS That the nine was. By long odds.
the strongest amateur team ever 90. together ii
Chicago an 5,ns . Tsieh ~ WIZ sne6 pitcher IS
would he able TO xozTT aanost any club, profes-
sional or otherwise; Meyes1e's pitchins WIS
RCneil. Having TeildDle C1ICue1 IN SteafnA and
txina wholly wrapped up in the design Of bStser.
ipg lis colleagues as much as possible, be sent y
Hhich he has nereE cqnaed heretofore, and enjoyed
she proud satisfaction Of seeing good share o
d.. hits made upward. This. together with III
fase that he made two tremendous hits on Plns
ham and thereby scored TWO home runs, Oiled the
measure Of his happiness, and when The gam1t T.
closed, With the score af II 70 u II
favor Of the White Stockings, Levi was tae
hero Of the occasion. The game, up 70 tht
against the Picked Slne-Was eharp, credltah!e fc
both sides, and Intensely amusing. Then REID!
the Etna pitcher, was brought in, Although
much the swtftest amateur pitcher IN the cttT hls
fpced nearly equa1ling pinSham's, the White
Stockings took hold Of him for SIX Euns In the
seventh inning, scoring but two anu one, respect
tisely, when Meycrle resumed Ehe pitching in the
Two remaining !hnings- The result Of the game
proves how sady In need Of practice against swift
and dlmcult pitching the White Stockings are at
Hrefent-the weather and other uutowarti ctrcuu1-
stances naSlnE a conspirsd against them IN this re
developing Into an efficiency which viii leayc Iit1ie
70 be desired On Ills part Below Is
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