New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-14

leCan falling yesferday
out the day. the disappointment would have been greater
aecanse the Red stockings and Mutuals were thereby
rreyented playing their game than II is now at the re-
suit Of the game itself So great was the desire 10 VIII
meas the play Of these two clubs that for all the threat
eping OF wet afternoon. and the tariff at the gate being
double that imposed before upward OF 10000 persons
eongregated within and without the grounds In the Dene
that holly contested game would be played 1t having
been expected that there would he an unusual ga'eE
1t provided for in every way-frst by incre"Sou
facilities in the number OF seats, ana second ny
force Of police who, under the command OF Capt "os
lom kept the otherwise unruly both without ana "lth
in perfect order At O'Clock. the field at that hour
being surrounded by people, the Red Stockings drove up
In large hotel coach dressed for play and were loudly
in Getting ready Mr. Charles Walker. the same gentle
who acted as umpire IN the CANT DIV CIV tS nt
without a1y preliminary practice with the bah, at sos
NAV was called the Mutuals taking the field. No
SS@onHt of il follows. perusa Of which will afford the
reader an opportunity OF lndglng ior W W d tho
First InniHg-Red stockings-Geo wright oNheI tnee
play striking bah swiftly 10 Nelson at short which
waited long enough at the hat permit Wright TO 10
second, was length compelled 10 strike, sending inc
So has i'm time TO cut OF Wright though he lost an
eelent opportunity to make double play , Ma.et tk
SSdng of RE ball TO Swandcll Gould was decided out
The side closing without scoring Mutual-E Mills, Egg
Ter Nelson retired in the onetwothree ORDER before
second Tnning-Red stockngs.-This was very
quickly played inning Waterman Alison ana H. MItgnG
retiring before reaching base as dld also the mutual
strikers, Patterson Hatfield and Martin. such qmhe a
II believed a handsome game was 70 pe pd!eu
throu ghOui, and the spectators aIpauded Freely. 49,,
inning with straight out-hit bah TO left field going only
10 rst however Brauerd was neatly caueht cut
by swaude foul fly, Leonard stl ON first; after
several feins To run, Leonard started Oh ana hathelu
sMcas 10 GGIfr e Ss fIR %hc s going 2G to @ short Hacd
changed ms toursf TO g To his 'I Ices re and
off "A Y, allowing SWcdSy to get 10 UTsl
and Leonard TO second; McVty hit TO rght
field bringing Leonard home and sending sweasy on TO
third amid warm paudits from the crowd George
Mrghts hit to center field released sweasy ana gave
FIRST handsomely, McVey not daring to come in thereon
ater long delay Waterman was gwen nae on X gaieu
first, George Wright on second and McNey on
uird; Allison at the bat but, hitting to short,
Waterman was cut of at second and the inning closed
for only the two runs mentioned above Mutual-Out
thus the whole nine had been to bat but not one OF
them hid reached base 1t was now manifest that the
batting the Muuas below ordinary average, and
and they did not awake to better work they would not
Fourth Ianinq-Red stockings-AllisOn fOuled out the
first bah ne hit al; H. Wright hit toward first base, f.
with safe "6e,bsse Iiti the latter sending H. Wright
home; swcasy taken out fly at left field by Pat
dropped ly-hahby Nelson from Mcveys hat sent Leon
ard home and strght cGnter-ts,d I 0al from Geo
round to third base ana Geo Wright was uneasy to get
second So watching his moment, he started at top
speed just Gould struck the ball, which proved foul
and before Wright could recover the first base the ball
runs which appeared good for as many more.
Mutuas-Although the score was five to moth
ing against them the Mutuals not dis
mayed, but rather went in 10 alter matters L. Mills
peSee in the hand Of Geo We L Eegier cot the
screw the ball, carrying II to the right of third
base and he got far second thereon Nelson's bat
and the ball each other squarey, and the ball
hurled at terrific speed but unfortunately it so low
strike the second base bag and its force thereby
broken though Nelson reached first safely notwithstand-
ing This the first chance the Mutuas had Of
ing rum Eggler being the time third
reach his second Nelson for that post but
Egger had ample time TO get home during this ma
NEWER hut his caution being IN the same ratio as Mel
trson left him. he going out on fly TO sweasy. Score
Fith InHing.-Red stockings-Gould led off with line
ball 10 center field, making base safely; Waterman
drove the ball toswande who mufed it, Gould going TO
second. Another opportunity for double play, if not
triple one, was gwen the Mutuals now but It was not
accepted. Waterman was ON first base. Gould on sec,
Ond when Allison hit TO Nelson at short, who touched
but he mufed IT, and thereby Waterman, and per
haps Allison for there time enough 10 send the ball
oRy wa s at out H. wrg hit to first base saved him
III trcnbie ~ ruuuing There Leonard and BraiDerd
both hit cevery after this the first clearing the bases of
Waterman and Allison, and Brdinerd sending Leonard
in ended, sweasy being attended to at
feld ON the ny. Muuals-The same old sOry-One, two
and thrce-Hatled, Martin, and c. MiS-Martin strik-
ing The ball fairly into the hands OF Geo Wright whose
catch ELECTED applause from al quarters score TO O.
TALKING ball down the center field going further than
first base, Geo. Wrlghts hit to SWanden
McYcy of at second, and Wright came within ace Of
being doubled up it himself Gould hit sharp ball TO
Nelson. who threw with too much force for L. Mills.
swande's fielding of the bali to FIRST base. Allison gave
swaudell second opportunity TO treat him likewise;
bal away beyond Mills and into the crowd, letting
Wright and Gould both in and Allison to second. II.
Wright tried Swanden similarly, and this time Mills
dropped the bah after having received it, Here
mufiing with a vengeance, which only ended by
leonard, hit Of nj gh ball to Hatfield which closed the
inning for two unsmakng total Of 10 for the visitors
MuualsThc New Orkers appeared so crestfalen and
score al all Wolters was the first striker and as he
made his first base safely hit ball 10 right field, the
crowd sent up derslve cheer and then lei TO laughing
ball permitted VOTERS to reach second, and Swandells
hit although that striker heded out at first,
NOtcrs to third, whence he came home by the merest
scratch Mlss fly hit TO right field McVey return
the ball up and foul Of third base after which both
Waterman and Geo. Wright ran; Waterman stopped
his reach. and rebounded Wright snached just in
front of Waterman, Wright at the time running at top
Sereah Tnning.-Red Stockings-Branerd started off
with nt-hit 10 the left field making first base Sweasy
hit away and high right field where Martin muffed
the ball uupardOnably Brainerd running home thereon,
and Swcasy reaching second base McNey taken
by G. Mills foul fly George Wright fired ball down
the left field. bringing ,Sweasy home Gould retired
fOu fly 10 swfndell who made pretty catch while run
ming outward of the ball Watermans hit brought
Wright home, and AsOn's hit in turn brought Water
Nelson deding the bali to first Mntuals-Nelson hit
SHARPLY 10 Sweasy, who first mufed and then threw IL
but the others going Out IN the order OF and
three before reaching base Patterson left Score IL
to-
Eighn InniHg.-Red stockings-LeOnard was felded
out by short 10 rst Branerd hit away for two bases
for the second time during the game followed by Sweasy,
who Int for one. Both these players got home McNey
field; Gould after good hit TO center field, which Egg
ger let him, tried 10 reach second thereon but
neded ont by Egger 10 Hatfield closing the side for two
runs, on total OF 10 Mutuals-WOlters and Swandell
followed each other ont In quick succession; by good
hit Il Mills reached second base, and was ultimately
Election that this was one more run than thew obtained
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