New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
NEw-YOPK VS.. BROOKLYN.

NEw-YORK VS.. BROOKLYN.
The second benefit match for the family OF
Mr. Pccot will take place Aug. the Union Grounds.
The Unions have sent the following note III response u
have selected PLAY in the match between BrooNn
and SeS-ioTs Tor i S1 5 o. 'se F'I iH % m Cs
r NJ. LrsH, Manager Fir, Nine [. b. d. c.
HAYMAKER VS.. UNION.
The Haymakers of Troy play the Unions at
SOCIAL VS.. ENTERPRISE.
The contest between these Clubs on the
Union Grounds yesterday resulted as follows;
l.. a. g. IN. 9Th 9th. 7th eth oh. Total
sE ct..l91........i 3 : Is
TIE MUTUALs IN CHICAGO-OvERwHELMIN
DEFEAT OF THE WHITE STOCKINGS.
The Chicdgo Tribune gives the following re-
port Of the game sa urday last between the Mutuas
Of New-York and the White Stockings of Chicago, in
which the latter defeated with score Of nine to
nothing:
of umpire. Mr. Nicholas Bouse Of the Railway Union
Club of Cleveland was at One agreed upon i anu @ &
Csions giving entire satisfaction dead pan was uSeu:
The White StoC kings having Won the toss, at 200 sent
their opponents TO bat for the
FIEsT INNING. .
Mufudl-HatGed hit squarely at one OF Burnss swift
tvyist.rs hut only succeeded in spinning IL along the
smooth nhed direct to Hodes, Who muiied H. ana me
striker got his nrs He stole second aud gained 'hrd
ON a passed bail. Egger, after sending three or four
to the right and left tipped high one TO Grayers
certain grasp and retired iOr the hrst out Iae!SQns
hot grouuder ccnly scooped up by ey al rI,
out HATFIELD came III IRON , lnIiu , ~,
the play, scoring uncarned run Nelson TOOK
his base on called Datls, Seallne tr@nt a. me
plate and Burns cared for him, Nelson being left
been the record CAicagoMcAtee led the batting score
Wolters bean his ag1yang mn a With nnrt M
10 have been called and went straleh up Ioi
10 capture. Hodes sent weak gounder TO Hat1eld,
had been TaVeTscd. Wood waited for iar one untll
two balls had been called struck savagely 10 left field,
uule d
were no runs the home club the crowd manifested
its impartiality and admiration of pretty work" by
giving the MuIuals hearty round OF applause.
Martin and SSSrl Ellis both tested Meyere's
capacity for singing grouuders and both retired III con
seduencc Woters popped high one 10 short center,
which Wood ran backward for. falling down in the en-
To get under II, and the striker made nTst swan
doing of forcing VOTERS out at second by Meyerle to
HOdes. side out fOr whitcwash Loud ana prolonged
tibert squared himself for long hit to left
feld only to see the bali taken by Patterson Flynn
the other Mills with an easy fly, No run
H,,.ual-swanden tipped an awkward foul fly, which
Craver reached Tor ana secured III one hand III manner
Eood ahd he reached first Egser bounded one to
Me,erIe and was out 10 a certainty. Hatfield, who had
pnt out Esser at first feded to Meyerle for Hatfield,
6ut the throw Wild and Meyere, although stopping
the ball. did not mold H. the btli bounding away snort
distance lie proceeded slowly for A. not expecting Hat
field would Try for home but he ana y, ana Meyerle re-
gaining the ball, threw hke nghiilhg 10 tTdVtf WHO
dropped IT, Burns who had up 10 support the play,
home stepped over, and without touching, the
plate Quick as fash Burns had the
the plate Inc play was so rapid and exciting. and
wt. sharp on the part of Burns that Hatfield didn't
know he until the cause was explained by the
umpire The other side was out Tor another coat OF kal-
somne aud Burns QUICK VII ana hi1i PIS MT VI, re-
10 left field, and Patterson took care of him Crayer
gave Swaulc CrOunder al second and 1t was helded
10 f. Mills first ample time for out but the latter
mufcd H. Craver's eagerness led him to overrun the
after all Burns wound up the inning by foul bound to
c. Mills No run. -
M,tual-Ihe New Workers went out in one, two three
order-Egcer on foul fly TO Crayer Patterson by HCdes
10 McAtec and Nelson Oh the foul ny 10 CrdNer Inc
score stood to the work was sharp and beautiful,
and the crowd Twas elighted. Chicago-McAtee gave
q Mills foul fly. Hodes WAS done for by Hatfield to f.
Mills. Wood was sent 70 first ON called balls going TO
lust outside the line, and at last got long and high
one just Inside which Patterson took spendidy ON the
Wood left ON second
FIFTH INNING.
Mutual-It had now become a serious question as to
whether any going to be made on either side,
and the result Of the inning ana not aer the pf3sPtct
j. Mills hit srounder to hodcs VINO hthdcd y siowR3
IL in band, and the striker out Hodes ala bet
ter with Martins grOuudeT, retiring MIN at first e. Mills
sent sky -searcher 10 left which Cuthbert for and
secured handsomely. No run. ChtcdgO-FINhh walked
taken by Eggcr Meycre dispatched safe liner TO left
and easily reached hrst helping Flynn to second TINS
the only first base hit by the White Stockings thus
far, and il called forth admrng paudits CTaNer sent
y to Patterson who helded nney 10 second ana 'smgnt
Flynn OLA bad error OF judgment ID MN 10 nave run al
all Side out and no rum tie score SIN standing 10
A,,t,oI-Up 10 this zine it was uncertain whether
Burns or WOters bothered the batter most VOTERS set
fled the question by sending ball clean over Cuthberts
and reaching third amid loud applause Tor the best
or SWaudeQ followed SUIT getting nrst ana
VOTERS in a safe liner 70 leIt named put
another one left and Cuthber took care OF H. Egger
strnck safe grounder between Hodes and Meyerle and
ot first Swandel 70 third the latter scoring ms pun ana
E0pler reaching the third on passed pail Patterson
went out on a foul bound by CraYcr. Eggler stole III
from third through fault of CraYer IN not getting the
hall IN Rurns who ran the plate Nelson Int safely 10
short right field and gained hrsl, gong 10 seeOhu
on a wild throw by Burns +. Mills upItd a sharp
foul which Craver took an men IRON me pat
Side out for three runs Nelson being eIt on second.
ChtedQO-Nov il looked dubious for the Whlte STOCKINGS
for they must strike their batting gut soOn II at az
Treaey made a mighty effort 10 inaugurae more prom
tsing state OF things, sending IOhg M 70 io S
Patterson one hand while running backW aid-an
extraordinary and lucky catch, ana one "hich ne may
not repeat this season, for snch catchcs are ue as
angels visits Sun he got it, and was cheelcd IouGIS
Geyere sent arcdhOt grOunder clean through Halneld
hands, and first CTaVcrs short hit 10 Nelson FORCED
play, overthrow 10 first Craycr got around 10 thr
Buns popped up easy ny for Hatfield, and the slde
was out with Crayer left on third.
SEVENTH INNING.
H2lf11I-Martin's gTOundCr sCOOpcd by MPycTle
and sent 20 first In ample time 10 retire him c. Mills
few out 60 Cuhbert WOters hit safely SHORT CENTER
buf was left on frat, az Swande gave Wood fly. No
run (hic11O-McAIee put hot bOundeT ia Nelson's
vicinity and was sent back. HOdes sturf-scraper
slOW, handled by Nelson, but the throw first was
swift and enough tondhe III up wood gave ny TO
EggieT. No rliB. - -
Antu0tHsthed reached ius base on safe hit 10 short
center, but forced out al second ny EggeTH hot
boundeT 10 MeVeTle. Patterson JOed one swiftly along
80 base line " LETT reached secou aud helped Egger "