, 1870-04-24

T. enabling him to reach ntat, and Acycrtc to &c.
noinr Hodes made aplendld strong hIt to the
Plnihsn and El1nn. Wood made aIst on short
hit 70 third, Hodes coualnz In On paased bad.
CuihbeH sent one 70 Whit, Who stopped Il, sentli
to fullen, and C1thtN.1t and the ade wcSe out
Wood being left On third. Ten Tups,
Gdrces csy-caEtetona gruunde7 TO LEFT telh
gsined him eseood before TFe@ey could Ret The
White sauek three tsrnea, but CEaver dropped the
ball. and when he reg1lned II and tent 1t 70 Flynn
son @ taen u g. p eI bs nses ei1 ntna
The es1ns-wh hi:o reaching third Il ne same ane.
~ DAVE i.i nlens sRers 1o Ii: u W. 5 ssopped i;
Pinfham, Who threw to Mcyerte, r9,dnR out
Waite, while Pnl!en got hls second B. Aackey
bert stopped It, and by wonderful throw, both II
to distance md accuracy, landed the ball u the
nome plass whe.e cTs.s! stood ND took II inst n
One run-
sErES1u 1Ns1Ha.
ChteG1o-CAf1ctDn Was now brought In to relieve
7. Mackcy euAb!ed TrcacJ 10 get to nrst In SAFETY
while short hit b. cTaver carried him one stage,
sengcr 10 tne right neId gave him nr1t, Craver
second, and brought Treacy home, when Crayer
got in. and 4eyelle to taiIi, by Wild throw from
beautiful hit TO right neld, and WAS brought ii ~
safe gEuundeE b Flynn, By which the Litter got
nsst klng suffered lhe norti1cat1on r sendlns
the bail Straight to Pullenh feet, and had no need
70 Irn; Flynn having stolen to third short hit By
liodcs 70 Carleton was stopped and sent safely 10
Pullen, ended the inning, in which / 1uns ven II
scuted.
Ga!dea cHv-R Mackey lifted lofty one over
Cuthbens head and lnndes It {,he tall, not C1th.
be1tia head} In the mud, from which Edgar CT,
tracted II, hut before he could seIape on the slip
FcEy mud and send his bail In, A2ckey had got tc
Ills third. and from there he came home On .
passed ball-the second run Of the game, anil both
on passed halls. T. Mackey followed snlt with q
high nv. which Treaey vent after with all tbs
bull not more hin Two Inches from the ground
Flinders hit short TO l4nkham, no threw :etsutell
1Sd q sa We
the visitor was taken In with open hands ant
smiling oountenanee. Side out--one run-
| KlGH1H INNING.
Chfon9o-CnthbeFt got second On fy muncd b.
B. MacIey. Trcacy's long, high hit to ixft Cell
was beautifully taken " gasklna; 4 man +!
unsafe hlt and then the former went to third An.
The latter came home On passed eall aeysris, %
b, seRd L 2ef M eoR IT, fIs9 P4
ham got INT on safe hit to right nsld, g.
5n1 sn 5o5s aS ~ aBef y "hI Ill., Ts
-r1ntham left on thlsd-two TUNA
Garden cttp-potEans low ut to second ,ss va
White sent one to centre neid, only to zee Etn
take II. Davis rnt another IN the Rame direction
.9 af TOO H. af MI ut Il kne "9sa Il. z
his best in i forward aud oh1lque direction. u
was cqual to the emergency, taktnR the ball Whil
running ranIdlE, aud accomplishing one or q
very nnest nJ-cAtche8 ever Witnessed FOE II
| he gained most nattestng round Of app!aDs
Side OCT and no rans-
NINTH INNING. -
Chtaa2o-In this inning the batting 81 me Ce
cago nine was equally strong and effective, y
| outs hcing made by Wood through thsaM
Carleton 70 Aasgey: TIeaeJ By ssseR 20 ~ 5tSa ai
!; isans were made ~ King, 1oass, Ga:sesrt, q q
| King being left on bases
G.dSren Citp-Puuen's high ~ WAs beaaasa!
: Nacker. 7. Naekey hit to right Of centre q nsl
e where King couldn't reach II, and got trst Fla
, derx scnt 4 very high one 70 Treacy, who FAn
suiftest for It, but couldn't reach y tn time. ]
q Mnde a deinendous tnIDw.ln to AeJer!e, no
ever tic latter holding and sending II on 70 C'
T. AacleE, And the aide Was ont and the game
3 IN end, al three houEa from the commencement
xkNApxa- ..-
q Thus concluded one OF tho nnest gam
ssnfs esss, ,ss = 81, 9, he sa,sa Cue,
= Red Stockings, Nationals, or any hther club e,
le pl2scd herc- There were no NUTS; no errors,
batring whs tmmenscs every man Was Vide aN .
| and the result W1s, as We have said g1ne
It csts at cia6 M did extremely weI-maen bettes IL
Y did the Auateuga on Friday, for q! the iatter -
LH only henten stx 10 one-and that their neld!n9
excellent IL proven By the fact that the profesai
~ ais were restricted to fOItyelght runB, instedu
s is teventy-nve, II on the other oecaelon. The p
y centre field were unusually well 1led, and
1e toys deserve great credit for the ef1ttency !
" | Displayed. The following is the score, nclud
a9 nIst ard total bases on hits: