New-York tribune., 1870-08-17

cent White home Sutton then had lie gwen MN on
dropped hy-ball G. Mills; but before another run
could he scored Pratt was captured O., thrd on @ %
third strike, forced off, and Allison fouIed out THIS eit
the score at the Of the fret inning at two ~ one
one each side earned. ,,,., 4.
In the second inning the Mntuas made no addition 10
the score, White and Kimbal putting the side out O
the other side after Kmbal had struck out Heubel ana
White earned %sra ssu M fore
he captured by wolters, on returning TO hrst Oh
swandel opened on the Mutual side in the third in
ming with safe bounder TO left field, but sutton ds
PATTERSON had batted well for his base white captured
the third good style. On the other sne fsa.e
n as sns sposd Sss life gwen him by Patterson he hit
fer his second and Carlton and Allison also earnen
Sodsed ont at third by Hatfield who dropped ball
purposely thereby forcing Allison on al thr ana d mS on
ming showed the Muuas that their opponents were lead
ing by the totals Of 5to 3.
ont Martin hit safe 10 right field and took his hrs
q Mills then gave White slight chance for catch on
lively bal TO left field which Heubell attended to amid
loud applause-two out and no runs BEFORE MIL mr'n t
Carleton and once again the Mutuals failed TO score
White dashed of with regular four,baser ID g UNI,
IN Ma.dns aeT pa Would aso have retired but this and
bad throw aterward Pratt his third and he ran ia
canght out Carlton then struck out and closed the In
ming The totals now showed the CevelanderS W pc "
The nth innings were now commenced and after two
strikers on Mutual side had been finely put Out Dy
three batted sharply for their bases but before mo
than one them could get In Pratt made m nRe S
Forest City side in this inning with good mt oce ~
Kmbas hit TO sTaade he Tas fSrded Sa throw to
f. Mills and after Heubel had made his base Dy sSon o
hit Hatfield let him have second o bs Dy which Martin
tried TO get under sending in Heube Haneld 'nen @ pu,
out the third striker leaving me tot n naked despond
en and those who wished the visitors TO wn-ahu 'he'
were many-were correspondingly JuDll.nt. -, . ..
rr1,a ipnin IA
the splendid fielding of sutton and Kimba to Carlton
ON ne otber side swande and Hatfield feded out the
first strikers and Carlton again striking out the CeVe
Tn fbe seventh innings swande led off with safe hit,
but Hatfield popped up one which Allison w9Rla mo- nave
them the bali was dropped and Allison throwing it
wildly first Hatfield got to his third Egger then was
missing a sharp fly tip made his first by good hit,
Eggler getting home. The next three strikers were then
catches This left the tally at TO and as the Forest
City whitewashed in the seventh innings the
tally closed with the score looking decidedly better for
the Mutuals.
In the eighth innings C. Mills opened with agood hit,
and getting his second passed ball. was sent home
by VOTERS good hit right field the latter holding his
first. swandel then hit ball to sutton and but Tor
second; instead, both held their bases. Hatfield now
popped up for Allison to take, and retired Egger
Patterson's ball to sutton, Swande was captured az
home base and Nelson's hit Patterson was forced on
inning closing with two secured thus tying the
Forest City score The latter yet had inning to get
the lead again. but Hatfield and Egger put out the two
first strikers and the game became exciting. Ward,
however stopped the order Of retirement with good
HIT but as Pratt caught by L. Mills foul bound,
the Forrest City retired for the third time white
washed leaving the totals at to9.
The Mutuas went into their ninth inning, and az
Nelson led of with good twObase hit, matters looked
promising for the Mutuals. L. Mills was finely put out
by Pratt and Carleton; Martin disposed OF by
running catch by f. White and Pratt stopping hot
one" from c. Mllss bat sent the last man back from
first base Nelson getting in Martins hit this run
giving the Muuals the lead As the Forest City nine
went into their ninth inning the assenbage watched the
movements OF the players with intense interest sutton
the first striker, and he tipped out Carlton was
next and he struck out Allison was the last man. and
and Z. Mills ended his thus closing the
ninth innings and the game, with the totals at 10 TO in
favor of the Mutuals their fine rally at the close merit
ing The Forest City nine take rest to-day, and
Tomorrow will play the Eekfords. The score Is ap-