, 1870-05-17
SPORTING MATTERS.
Return of the White Stockings
from their Southern Tour.
They Defeat the Grove Citys, OF
Annknkec, Ill to 5, ON
Yesterday.
The Great Game Between the Phi1a-
delphia Athletics and Nor
riGani8 Unions.
London and New York Com.
meuxg ON the Yacht Race
Rowing Match.
BARE BALL,

TEE WHITE STOCKINGS AT EAFxArKE
The eighth and LAST game, aud victory, Of tn
White Stockings, on their Southern tour, We
played and WON yesterday afternoon at Kankakee
Where the club arEs~ed In the morning. Their op
ponents were the Grove City Club, OF Ksukakee
who were defeated by = score Of LII to J. tn.
game Was played On the fair grounds, about mile
from the city, where about nye hundred people
cnngTcgated to witness the sport Play began Al
1.15 Nj. T. ]. Curtis, Of KAnkakee, being chosen
umpire, snd the Groycs being sent to the bat
MJerle began the pitching, as usual, P1nthAE1
vas OH for the day by reason o1 a disabled nngef,
CuthbeEt going to centre and Flynn 10 right 1eld.
F1RsT E1S1Sa-
Grorc CttF-Euu struck ont By CrAver. II. Ma
McAtee and given to Wood, who had occupied the
lase LaPo5se tipped ioul, which was held by
Casaago-The White Stockings got accustomed
to the pitching forthwith, and batted I'VE runs 10
The inning. Flynn hit short ~, and It was taken
ham on q toni n5,1Nyerle Being iett On thlrd. iii
Grope Ci,v-E. M1g1nder fDuiet1 ont by Crarer.
was finished by s. Mag1nders bounder, stopped by
Wood and sent to McAtee.
chionso-Eeht runs were scored Cuthberts
foul NJ wRs taken by Hull Flynn poppcd a hiph
one 70 right held, and it was well held by S Ma
0odes Lett On second.
THIRD INNING.
GEoEt City,. Lancaster struck out to CraVer.
u J. SaMpseu Eas cared for by Hpdes to McAtee
and ms brother struck out By Craver. Another
Trcacy WIS retired by Lnporte to u Maxruder at
nrst base. Mrerle's high foul was taken by Uull.
Flynn sent an easy bouuder to Lancaster, RHO
sent i 70 Laporte. and he to Magruder In time to
fpCETH MHr;G. --
Grorx Cxy-Anl's grounder WAS stopped BY No
Atet, n MaEruders shors hit Was disposed Of BY
Ecr. Whltewash No. 1
GaseagsI ,;a T3sgos ona~sIs.opped ground.
Wood suffered precisely the came Is.e. Crayer,s
short ny was captured by Lapo.te- Cnthbc1r and
McA1ee seored each run, and T1cacy vas left on
1rBL
FIFTH nEEu.
Greg cIy@E: y. /: Mas3uder l. ht short high ny,
C1red on the bound BY CraseE S Mag1uder sent
a long and high one 70 left held, where Tfeacy
cdioaeo-Sow the WHITE Stockings settled to the
tnIrty-one runs had been scored, and he majority
IVES the nrst to depart, being assisted by Dertlef
nred b. he same players It fel to his lot to get
Ing McAtee On third.
s1I1H INNING
Grore Csty-Lsocaster - sent safe gEonndef b.
bounder Of %. J. Sa1upseu MS finely stopped BY
Wood and sent to AcAtee, Lancaster going TO sec
le1t neld, getting nrst, and helping Lancaster to
third 1rsacy got the bail readiy enough, but
held II N hand too long, and, when he
made bad overthrow, and the runner got In,
Sampsen reaching third; whence he TOO
o5 St s. aa ans %as rsd 9n
long high ny xas Beautifully taken On the run By
Flynn. Side out and runs.
Chica5o-ln this inning 10 runs were scored
9iuEhn1u led on at The hy a ntar
soft sroEs % BeInieF settled lin At ms, aaa Is
short high ny vas taken bJ NJ Aagruder,
EETETH NcN1H1
GrGpe cty-fnsham now took up the pitching,
Myefse gGing 70 talFd- Lapo1teis foul was taken
short ~, which fell into Hodes' grasp Ber1ief's
short ~ was got By P1nkhatn- No runs
before, and 30 runs Tere 9 seosed | n tie iantnr
Cuthbert struck foul toward third, where Laa-
caster got i on the bound Treacy fouled out By
Hull, as did also P1nkham. Crayer made two
home runs, and cuthoert and Treacy one each.
EIGHTH INNING
M 70 fefy ey e;1 Haass ; sa,, got hs base On ssfe
sent baee by Woed e deAfee. o. J. ss@psens
inter1erei with his aetirity, and the striker gof
nrs1 Nnefe ne 0ed heWeEer, az his brothers high
Sas ensS e. 81 scoa NJ Hoaas 1,,
Got on The bound By Hu1l. Wood sent groundef
70 n Msg1uder, who sent it well TO his brother |
~ A4eA~ 0l0ed n A8 8H&iQ GlE A+k&tUpt1O4
TO s1ea1 second, the out belnS secured by a dne
throw by Hull to n. Mag1uder.
NINTH INNING,
Gforc Ci3y-Hun popped up On lazy fy, which |
Pinfham VAS 30 sure Of that he nuded 1t wretch /
edly, and The striker gained nrst- He was forced
o1 BY =. MaGrude1's E1ounder to third, which |
myeI1e stopped and sent to second, this getting
Hun. MagIuder reached second on high passed I
ball to the account Of Ptnkham. LapoFte hit
third and bringing Aag1uder home. n. Nag1udes
struck hlgh-ny to short centre ne1d, |
and got to first, helping LapoFta in for tally. |
Be1nie1 tipped foul into Cravers hands. 8 Ma
y1uder sent lofty long one to right 1eld and got
% third, bis brother coming home Lancaster's /
1onnder Was stopped BY P1n1ham and sent TO
Chicu9o-Ine White Stockings wound up INST |
tcrs with i've runE- McAtee,s attempt to steal |
second WIS checked By Laporta to u. Magruder
C1nver expired at the hands OF the two Mag1rders
1t second and n1st F15nns short high ny was
:apsured by 1spo1ts Thus slossa tie game at
Grove City, 5-as follows: 1