The sun., 1870-09-16
A GREAT GAME AT THE BAT
INITIALS AND ATHLETICS, HOME
AND-HOMB MATCH,

Scene or Es,hus,.sm ana Exc,tcwert.
Those croakers who are constantly lamentipr
the decline in the public ta.t. for our national
shouil bave seen In. crovs. norr,,g aim. IN.
streets eadne In oosevelt and Grand strest ssrrs.
,esteriay an.rpoon. on tbslr v.v N ,bs Uo,on
rround. winiam.borrb. IN v,tns., t,,s home.snd
hom. gams hs,x ..r N. Natal. ofN.. yo,. ana
m. Athle,,cs Of Ph,.d.lpbi.. Ahou, s.ooo .pec,..
tor, = srs IN IN. rround. ana tew A. .nv ~ ,hsu
-, .v., v,,hon, t..,,,, .,.,,e.a ,h., ,,.v h.d
a., .,., . ..m.
n. A,,,.,,.. -. ,,,.,. .u...... .u a.. ~-..s
'.".' n'.oo t"." appoaisoe' on 'ne erounu
los, IN selecting an umpire. AZ Length on. wa,
,on,a 4, A.. n.r.on y, N. oiox.r a, A..
Empire Club, and play was called at a:io. or
the stcady pluck and determination OF the
hu'uas too much cannot be saidi they literally
wrenched the game from tho Athletics point by
point after the game had apparently been hopeess,y
Loaf. The Mutual, took the ned or,t. and the game
| opened inausp,cjously for them. o. Nelson mufei
,., -, 80. - ST., .". ~. .,,h.,,.. II,
'ne hrst oah 'h-' es"e W niu' '"u 'ne h'n'oos w
tanned two rrn. to which they were not entitled, a
.,.o.. ,..s ,n ..ns Ne, ..r .n,h ,o,,,v matched
| e .,, -. - a., r.,..-, a, 49,
~sas p' .s 49, ~ a.. ..ooaS % ,o.r .xO oS ,ha Arh'
| i.a.. had nesn
'"o' n'' 'een -
| IN. hall ,,,nea os NeBr,de. ba, and rave Charlie
Mills fearful blow ia the rich, eve, closing II In
moment. Tnis wa. q dreadful misfortune for the
| n,,,. A. althou n Charlie came mo.t plucxiy up
to the scratch, the sun shone In his nee and be was
OBLIGED to retire Ma,a. stock then is I'a. 100 to
| io oeine ouered afsns' 'ne" "eoy, '"o.s "'o .au
already invested looking unu'terao'e things NC
aAhon was pu' In 10, nhm' ne po'.uo"' Oe"s
r Ss
na,nea dii his Club good servie. behind the bat,
su. % wol,or. M could no. N pitch with confidence, and
every one looked upon the game As a foregone con.
sn.,oo 10, tho Athletics. Charlie M,rs, however,
was not gons 70 ~ ,e ILL., az i ~ e ha
help u 40 while the 'h,rd ,nens va ne
10 hs od position in the 70 arth ia ming amid tremen
| dons cheering Ills return restored confidence to
| the Mutes and although when they won't to the
hat for lie fourth time the game stood TO agains,
| them tley Determined TO deserve success II thev
Old not obtain it, They kept pessing away, little by
seVen'h inning 'ney
HEADED TUE oHo"Lshs III oS. AO''
inning by tie Athletics, through NUT aeain OF
Nelson's and they Chicagoed the Mutes, so that the
ninth inning commenced with eac, sde being nine
at the close Hatfield ran home tor poor one eyed
themseiyes @ rom rom embracing the players, so great
was the admiration felt for the indomitaoe energy
and and Determination they had displayed throughout
Reach led OF for the Athletics, and
SENT A srIsGER TO nAryIsLD,
| Which he Helded finely to X. Mills in time. Nc
Bride then faced woliers md sent one to Nelson.
| who Of course, munei II, aud Mac got his base.
Malone next In order, and while at the bat Nc
got t. lis soT on wSo Se ssn sna hs
ball the fence. nrst on the eit side and then on
the rght he theu sent . nice bounding ball 20 een.
home. sensen derfer then sentn nice one 70 ce.tre
.ail.s his e.ss IN s.,,spas sSst rss soiiawsS ~
' Radcliffe next made adj nne;dslve; elt was 6esn;
Mis- IlsiGeld on the Mutual side, led OF with
| a poor hit 20 Radcliffe. ~bo 6elded the bLl to Els
Milne, "nS Patsrsoa vas asded S out BY By Radcliffe (
| Fisler.
vNp .-.n,, '.''SS' ,.. - -.
ny sS Wo,ts.s Pratt tn then NV was sta taken on foul
;, Il. &in,,, aad Reach hit wei to tight for tw
bases. On, Mr'n ,nrew ,he UI ~ Uius; sho me 10
o "s .re usu Nis rrceysJ feari ,masH on m,
ph' Nise nls ItceNsui a ios' ~ ~, s" ~ @ W. wy Nv
sSSed @ sr hatseIS bei"T behied the bai, McmshoT
centre ne o, ana hegIes snor' s,op nenI,ug NV
d eit ioI ~, oAse hna keAen 20, nome MnHne IA IA
hp. SnD O,s ~, has. on b 10 csbiS
h make any difference as sensenaerer was taken Oh
~ Nelson led on with no, one to short stop an,
made .is uNse r. n,s .neu sen' Vhv M, 70 @ rrs, M ~
y, om , 'e r o'' nsnh,Gi d,ci:ton inJenJ Nc n,
ID Sent sEyer which Fsler. to every ones a,tonish
N ment. dropped, and Nelson got in. Woltors hc
T. was heloei cut al hrst ey Acbride and fieier'
,r THIRD ISSISu.
4
y berry led on ana was nedeu 9nt n nrs' of swan
DEL and r. hi'.s INC oorne iIhoehe tu9geoneS u,n
! | ana was nlsey lhNth On loui pouhu oy nH.heiu
n Bechtel loioweu, sna was cut on ,n,ee sulkes. i
" | oNAhueh tneh Msn. W ,ne us, a,u wus 'ah1n W
alou pomnd oy nMone nane,l .onv"eu, % , nna NJ. ~
y nE oa soJse , % nis 80 r.a H nn, ~ q, ~ Eo a., ~
II EgxeI a ao a III, , oS' o "a a. Ha,sv cni,. .
4 | centre aeld Nelson then hit . weak one TO Pratt
n | and was out at frs the game being TO in iayo
', | of PLadelpbia.
i, | FOURTH INNING.
d | =, ~ ,A . a. "a, a. .t.,, ...,,,. =,
e lraU lea on WIN npe NV 70 len saniIs TX ~, ~
,t base, ana hehch RVt W. pase On .nIev L. o,ll7 t
:, Mcbrios Mas IeM III o.ue,, snu s sens .'ne m oa
Iigt nto , pIs np pt, v,oppea , u, y, IN nh
tiekeu ~ up nshn IN u' ~ nv '' ~, , Vu ~ t wi ~
hnlOue tnen sen. @ pv', 81 T nyorhrnn.s M M ~ ~
use, ouI IN cons % a. T IN ",
3, Mutna sue ne Eot 80 W @ ns ' i, ~ NV , nv u, M
eonihG nVie sJ atns". 10 ~ % sor, a, a. ~ ~ y
lines Dut rs unsg g. III n,sna y ty
as wiz ~ n'p 90 m,1 s,rrnrs.d .varv n n
Do snnO,p sen, One w srH Malone carpa bons nerU
,da liz bose on hit To- right and Radcliffe W.,
= | ,IaO nn a T,rI a. NV NeI.on Mills and Mart
were both taken on foul.bound bals by Malone
c. Mills made his base on MT 70 right ned Wo
e tiers rsde his bise on hit TO night nelt, who muncC
~ H. and he reached his third, O. Mills coming home
| Sfnsenuerter'