, 1870-07-01
THE NATIONAL GAME
Tbe White StockinE>' Ninth Game, md
Ninth yictory.-White stockings. :Eks
uarynrGs, 1---Thc Amateurs
Defeated by the Forest
City s. TO IS.


Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BOSTON, July 1.-The game here to-day between
the unrvards, the crack base bail club OF New
England, and the White Stockings, was most
signal victory In favor Of the latter. The ind!ner-
ent playing Of tho Chicago club with the Lowels
and Trtmountains, and the late VIC
tori Of the H9rrarls over the Mutuais,
OF New York, led large number Of Bostonians to
believe that the proper time for White Stocking
defeat had cume, but the difficulty with the Chi
M safa i it,, eets Into tisas Y eeiaes, saeas
veaseance ns The 9Sgi aeeknRs ay went 1o al
the ground to-day in Us Tine condition as ever they
were: Ar. n. Rogers, Of the Lowell Club. was
sen Is 6o bal Tae Marva1s oss s wens Ia sreat
SP ~ S5s4 ,. sssy psses'sz essS
and realized four weil-earncd tallIes before they
were sent to the field. The Haryards took their
turn M at The bat amid the applause Of the crowd.
That applause very soon subsidized. when 1t was
Of Neyertes pitching Eusss manager to ret list iirst
on 4 ball we'll stopped BY Hodes, bur badly thrown
tired IN short orer BY Ksng,. McA.ee, and Craver.
the latter making beautiful aud difficult foul ~
catch by the ulercst scratch In the world. Thee
u1rvarus scored single tllly. 'ne
lsled Gnodwih's pitching so severely that change
was maize before the Close, Lush, who had been
Iia5lDB UEnln4 LIE bhlt t4kl1lB t{lt pO3tlOn.
Ills delivery, which WIS extremely slow, proved
TO be very effective, al the opposite side never
made a run after the change tn that inning On
their half Of this inning, the Haryarls took more
unEindiy than ever to MeSet1e'swtit bulls, muklng
but Ole rst baso hit ana not single run, Il game
which was repeated in the two succeeding
innings. On The nth Innings the Chicayos suffer-
cd the only whltewaslt Of the game, which YVES ac-
complshetl by splendid fielding and base-thToW.
ing+ On the Inst half OF ttis lnnin the IIarFortis
earned three tallles by s0me very ilne bat
InS, the only time this rnaIity
was displayed by that club Throughout
the game, which s something very sinprIar fnr a
CRU thAk maue three home runs Oh tile Red Stack
tnks. T1a remaining Innings were dfstinr1Ilshrt1
1ttl by 1ne batting aud fielding On the part Of Inc
White Stockings, and by 3 spurt on the mart
ol the ltatYafds on the ninth, Whereby
they earned two talltes, when the game cioarfi.
the score standing SO to !. The score Of this club
with the Red Stockings was ii to Ii. INC
fielding, on tho part OF the Harrards, wns
excellent, there bc1ng but few errors Of
my Kind to chronicle Their only weak SPOT
seemed to be In their batting. The Doys could do
but very little with Meyerlefs pitching, VINO, for
that reason, ws played In that position tue entire
nine innings. The White Stockings played one
Of their best games in every respect,
each man In his position doing splendldly. Cra-
ras, behind tho bat, distinguished himself by
Eictfng Up the fouls, as nobody but him can
Wood, at second base, aud IIode, ut short stop,
werr also very effective, the burden OF the game
being thrown upon them by reason of the Hport
tn1eld batting. The following Is