New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-29

an, ,otter ont No first by Mcbride and f1ser while run
ns On o out on Nv by Mcvey, sensy home Rattle
strikes ont and Pratt on ny by George
being left after getting his base ny soou MT oo run
totals, D. NINTH INNING.
,,..,.,, Tn This inning cui.inated the excitement
OF the day the Legs having four t 9I TO t ge6 to s
which by several mus looked TO Dc wtnn ins reaSn'
Which the attr took in splendid style leonard popped
easy fly to Reach ana ,aS Se gaye Al another chance
This time for q double play but he oVsr,nrew Daay 10
Radclf. and both men got 70 ,pn ooE"d o If tho Hth
eties would throw away the game which thsy had so
brilliantly Leonard comes 1ar and was rum ont
reach and FISHER Branard comes nome on Mc'ey mt'
but the latter left by the ~ tbe itbctcs own
ab,fic-Reach ont at first by George N,,snt, Dgk 10
base called balls Malone Out eUd. Dick i'm and came
b ~ nsef on Wild pitch; SeDsy winds up the game
hy an out to Leonard-two runs, totals IL TO y ana all
ihir ape has to be played but Is not yet decided
where wiz take P PSeh their gq third game with the Reds
THE SECOND DEFEAT OF THE Chicago NINE
The Chicago papers of wednesday $50 ii are c not
,cased with their White Stocking CUB me iu"es com
mentinr on the defeat OF the White Stockings by the
tn, IMPRESSION which prevailed month two ago that Chicago
had aIsass ball b efeiGa .qqeeSed before eseri1
bot consoug to think that We had F6oi L Tie srvar
Sos even s y IN the Stsed McAee muf ~ Wood .obbere III
c1 bert S SS ss 10 pa h. The Cheos beaten by the
because ss Latte, are s9 stand they beat them sTu
ne s and hey would h beaten them in the ouG
haspene By some lucky accident to knock ball little beyond the
The Republican says: HI y, .u-.. g.,
YeserisT wasn't very good r bsebs either on coure II
con have been that the great champions upon
shom has f,u the Horn and the mantle Of the h,eesor
could have succeeded IN being iS,ce 5 g their Inclination to
make tally The laure Of the club are last aans' ~
Mu nine CfO man 6 fs avc eG oSe the dy
plate how IN The world could ne hav. 20 nI vav ~ stfet3hy
account Of the Chieagos on the sPoas 1
d daS' was ss' no. a complete saocess
The CRicaeos said Of had to do T. We sre not all
Pontus Pilates wash hsns OF IT. There Is oondera
non 10 ,s TO S5ncppst men in the nine we view
late disaster feeling of gnaeo1 bordering on Joy II IS doubtful
anything about pedigree except that shoevsr MAJ have been sired
D a o O tSoT e%pbStesy ons to that
ball elub returns and who wish we're PaeeiGg @ IN ne
,asoD seem, Co. only calmly await the ssd event ia
s bLssfu hope the ie bird and rse from b oSn
aseA thing Of Importance and an institution forever
NOTES.
To-day the Pastime Club of Baltimore play
the Ataniics on the Gaptone Grounds ana me bIoTR
Union Grounds
The Friendship and Adelphi Clubs played a
the Champion grounds jersey cry YESTERDAY
The home and homo game Will be play cd next
week.
Yesterday the Harmonics of Brooklyn visited
the Champion Grounds Jersey City, and there played
game with the Etna Club Of Jersey City, and after
close and interesting game Of 10 innings they retired
ninth innings ended in score Of IA to II.
The New-York Cricket Club have made MP
baseball nine with which they are anxious to play me
repOrtOrial The Crcketers present the following
stTong nine: Scott" sprague, Hisham, sr, Hghal'
fr HAYWARD Byron Gibson Hgginson and Greg, jr.
This includes old catcher Of tine Cincinnati club the
pitcher vi the Eckfods and the second base player VI tho
UnionA
On the Union grounds yesterday the Eek
fords PLAYED the Irving nine and defeated them easily
by score OF Al T. In the third innings the Eckfois
ran up a score OF The feature Of the play ON the
Irving side the fielding Of Phelps who put out nine
players and assisted in dsposing OF three others ON
Union grounds.
Yesterday afternoon the veteran Knicker-
bockers had lively practice game on their OLD neld al
Hoboken. The Old fellers" OF the Knicks GotEams,
Eagles, &c, would like 10 play match with the Old one
of the EXcelsiors. Atlancs, EckfOrds, &c This would
include such players Davis ThOrne, Howe. Culyer
Burns, Yates. Miller &C., of NewIork ana Ieggett T.
o. Brien, ManOlt, Lamphier, Tlce Hamilton, Price, Rus
SELL DC, of Brooklyn.