The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23
GREAT BASE BALL GAMES.
THE ATHLETICs DEFEATED BIZ THE
RED STOCKINGS.

fIHy-EtoFtt ~ 70
Amer leaving New York, on their journey home
,-ord the ee,ebr.t a Rcd s,oehipe nine stooned n,
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tpsS,. Of the bat and bail in IT,. ousscr City. On On
rye.dav N 10 mazda of Tho Ip,renids bu,
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",,"eS ys.sraav no @ so.an W. 70 movn
,w,,l ,ns Athletic s,oprd. and anon, ono o,clocs
re cars were so densely ,hronsca that it was eur.
prisng a number of accident, did not take place.
The arrangements for admission into the grounds
were most seandaious, no convenience either for
a.lns .cke's or passing 'hrOus' 'ne sa'sWy % oeng
consequence oft-o pressure. within the grounds
every eOGn Of vantage was taken possession ofoy
EXCITED AND ENTHUSIASTIC SPECTATORS
and every side was tnssd BY hun human beings. form
sea of heads. A very larrc propor,,oo Of l,d,o.
yea a ,he %o,"s "r.,, ,S S'y ,, psUpO'oS s ~ au''
tb. picturesque appearance Of the rroupd by their
yaregated and fancy costume. Apou, a45 O'Clock
The cineunatians were loudly welcomed by the
thousands present. The game was set for 3 o'clock,
S Tsts c s eS
.sre ~asisd in d,sonts, .han, Ea n,nn,,o % o., Ioss
INDEED xsrs they se ore Ss.i.os couid be ar srrSeS
be PLAYED at al, Finally so~syer in dssui, Of be:
able ,S "a 90 soy better the Red sOctinss agreed
"'e0op' MI '"'""e"' keu"emah
wno rtLos'.p 10 .hs AIaLsr'c CLUE
G.within tne ast fortnight but who Is now said to
ceived with great accamation by the Philadeiphia
s,u,, s,owd, sn1 l" tne saihe oessh, WIN .he hei
sentative. Wv '' - '' ''' ''''' ''''''
rns GAME, oahs,
s,bS ,sd on WITH good h, ito TO Reach At ,ee9nd base
1 S' Hs.s and
IN three strkes and O. Nright got home ona passed
lone TO Pratt. Asoa next took tae Dat, hlttirg %
rsEt & hrld 70, wne1 m he sho1 have on had hs nrs,
Sc he G % bal T. ws Sn ,Gs ss nj :;p Sy
e H. and d 's % on Ss ~ %
fsslor:, ,,., o..... ala, A.
by Eet,ing, his play on 90 three balls, Mcbride
9tsS % HS
bal We oyer centre ned,s head into the crowd
by Waterman eGnsr BIZ SS sSSr rS op USs ssas Gn
h h and ad oS OnEns s Ts from 1sS q dS
EeSie was ns1, n sne httn9 to centre 4c,S took
. c s Sa ns and n eias se so a
cne &ce nne had now Sses TO 10 aH s s homo
s. s GsH as Drfs & snS s @
Satcma Soadihc XhistS hay1s NJ scored % oS .tven " N
s y eSsf efs ssd f1i1as MoS
rs ss9 a Ga It's
fhe letting m G a. tie son,me1ssmsn; o. the game %
we're so eaisd thai an indSstriouS ndiydun mlsht II
'Sa parts Of the ground have obtained bets OF eco
SECOND INNING.
Br.nard to the bat. and Ou, on a foul to Malone.
ssd iek M. base n h 10 second base
.,,erhres% the oa to f5at and allowed Msyey to gel
70 ~ ihird sNeasey coming home. @. Wright then
s,a si fSal @ hish m which Malone mgaed wrga, then
SSsy a %SS esS IA Sa os' e rs
As acS dS as1: ssS SS
Malone with the ba, struck one which Br,,p.ra took
s:s y. ss Ss N
man VINO sent II 70 Nea:ey 6at es did moi hold i.
asd $sSiss % ss sS ~ 'nS%s home
sSHs6i; VIZ Sss5:SIss 10 bali i9aid F9s,5 ynse
hen b .e h nes seS and wa, a ISSH s ESas9
h'v'y' ,u,nn ,xy,yo.
sN: Ws'eT%Sn T0awss q the SN SosSsd & n. Hs three
h. ihr, " i badly Allison got hs base Wright then
;HH Gn IsS@SS
then took the bat ard Knocked the oa 10 centre neId
s As s.n S S msas
%sS sp Sy M ~ 10 g les ssse 1 s ss aS az
~ .' ss;: men .ss S:
sall ior when he took hi, base but con,equsnce Of
Ell a Ss % S:S ass s sHs
iS,a Rsdeiin 70 Fissr % time .''''"
oua on feni an % nS Ait M an % i e th ana sss
ahne ny cnlch by NcVey Fisler then hit tnueIn n
hnt tne oa 1oppaea o,et his hssn and FisleT
for two bases followed ny Schaer who was taken ON
the ny low down by Leonard the game being now
~ 70 II ln favor OF the Athletics
,or,xn ,,x,.o
soUhrh kNMO.
II. Wright went TO the bat, and taken on the ny
BY Bechtel Leonard next hit tu len neId hut the bn
ras mufYcd by Srhafer Brainard then knortsd 10
psss1hrhs.d nj sot ~ .SnVssy neAt suucs over
childish play in the neid b. fainard got home Meyey
then got his base hit 70 right Held a. Xrisht M
70 loft for two bases, 6weasy Coming home Gould
hit TO neld and was taken on The nv Me.
Vey, however. reaching home. O. Wright then Rot
home wild pitch. Waterman next hit 10 left ior
his base, and Allison taken on the ny by Beehte
RAdclln 10 the bat nit over SweasyS hoad for hi,
base Bechtel batted into the crowd bringing RsdcIln
home, but he himself put third b Sc Pratt
vas then out On ny by sweasy. RsAel NEXT struck a
dlsy cutie TO rEht for his base and Mcbride followed
ht 70 Waterman, and II was huffed by him AM a
NH-ht. Flser then hit centre neld for MS base
Reach and Mcbride coming home. Sensenderfer was
lnen out on the o. by McVey Tho game being now I'd
" IS Ia favor Of the Reds.
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SHrh NNiNo'
II Wright then hit TO ier for two bases and was fol-
lowed BY Leonard who Knocked tie ball into m.
crowd getting two bases only as the ball was kickeo
oe ~ the crowd, and H. Wright home. Brainar
bh 70 neld for his base Sweasy next nil 10 lad
thre who put BrAinArd out on second and Leonard
go pome hcVey then struck TO for his Easei
home. Gould was then out on q foul Nv by Malone
Waterman wea hall 10 aIe ~