, 1870-07-13
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Proposed Campaign OF the Pot
Ter Palmer Club.
Some Facts Concerning the Harvard
College Nine.
The White Slocl1ng-Star Game.
Cincinnati on the Chicago Club
TIE POTTER rAI.HER cLCn,

TIE POTTER PALMER eLCn, .-
m amateur organization, maoc up.ol c4hssV y.
young men who are gifted with the phEsfque ana
fhe snbtfon rfuutsIte TO eventually constitute
them !. s,1ons base ball team, will leave chicago
thia Morning upon an extended tour, which COM
,,s3ses tbe following games: To-day At Sycamore;
July Il, at Oregon. Ogle County: July Is, at DIX
IN: July 16, at Ereep0r Tor Clntonls July ls, at
Rockford with the Forest Citys July 10, at James
willie: july 20, At Madison: July Fl, at Ripon; July
-, at Juneau; July q, At WatertoEn-and from
there whiting the principal cities Of Wisconsin.
md returning about the 1st OF August
THE HARyAHns, or BOaTDS.
Probably 5he nas gsms P9yea u THIS @ Sy ey sle
the Harvard College Nine, On july IS. II what
theY have accomplished 80 far on their tour IS any
he 81 To- or onr
s,onals To hold their own. Tie following in1o!ma-
tton in regard to their progress westward Will be
BcsSox. Jusy 1.-Gatue with the Princeton Col
1e9e Ninc-Harssrds, 90. Princeton, 13. The
PTnceion Club, some ten days before, held the
Athletics, Of Phllade'phla' to . runs themselves
new HAVEN. July 4.-Game with the Yale Col
lege Nine, yesy closely contested, and % settling
the base ball championship betwecn these great
nva1 colleges for the coming year, very exciting
NEW HAVEN, July 4--Game with the Rose H!l
game with the New FORK Matuala, Rose Hill
asofed T. to @ fns5 ~ THIS is the worst
Tnor, N. T., July a.-Gane with the HaynAk-
efA The Hsyfnalei nine was composed Of the
Wfsp ssesn u II f. asn ss
Score: Hsryarns, p; HaymaIers, ls. According
TO The I1oy Wing, the Haynakess were fairly and
e41 G11ci, \. T.@Game with the uticas, No report
SYRACUSE, n Y.-Game with the Ecktorda.
os1S:e, x <, 1.IGatns 1G win vi the ontarios. No re-
ri III Eli Harvard nine Is composed of students IN
Harvard University. With, perhaps an exception
or two, they arc medum-sized, perfectly built
sg1nS Tas eees T. = ~
occupy The highest Bocinl position and arr favored
nj ali their games In Boston and Cambridge With
pentlenen. euch Us other clubs rarely attract On
2ccouut OF their high reputation, both as gentle
men and b2Il-plnyers, and also because they are
they Ttu be regarded py our citizens with gen
eIal and most friendly interest
BASE BALL At u0xE.
The Mutuals heat the Red Jackets, yesterday
afternoon, by score Of ss 70 Y. .a,
The Battles and Young Americas play match
game, ibis afternoon, on the grounds opposite
Tie game between the Garden Cltys and Ana-
teurs, inis afternoon. st Ogden PaIk saoaid nos no
tween these clubs, each having won game, and
ttA reslt viii be looked to with intense interest By
the friends Of the rival mines. bota q Wlom ate
capable Of playing strong game as Is attested BY
The fact that the Amateurs scored u runs against
me RED Stockings, and by the recent victorious
toqr Of M aans GsrasI Gs ane eones'
wHI1E srocK1N1s ". KErsTuxKs.
PHILADELPHIA, July 12-Tne White Stockings,
Of chieaso bsasns ksss.enes ths afternoon p
plsy being stopped BY yr rain.
TIE wH11E sTockKG-sTAR CANE
The New York World OF the 10Th has the follow
ing: u great deal Of interest seemed 70 be ex-
cited By The match yesterday OF the tamed ~ MLe
Stockings against the Champion Amateur Club:
1lled by = crowd Of some eu00 to 1o,t0o people,
an on the gut rice to Whist YVES expected to be
very close match, and their expectations were
Yeated, they fel n9htns well At one time It was
were raised 10 The. tWh1te Stockings" playing
Clno. but these were waived, and when the order
FaR given to Clear the Htounts shout OK applause
wentIound From the reputation Of BUTTS tae 5tan
to his neld, began a. q moderate pace, and the 81
did not seem to get the range Of bis pitching IL
Ptav VAS called It s:55 r. m, when 3icAtee 100
his stand At the hpme plate to the pitching Of Cun
minXa
Ehae s1oekings-McAtees struck short and III
Put ont Ut first base By Beaya1s and Packer. uedt
bit to Cummings who mufred It and reached ~ ~
good one 70 left neld, making two bases and br1n
Ing Hodes home; be then made third b passs
bail Cuthte1 went ont on toni ~ caught
lone but W 81 IL o o. s seeand. or Is Teacy "
cAnght on the ny By Clyne- Side out Tor runs.
ssars-Rogefs was csasht % she ny ey Woo
ed bal, ana home on wild pitch. Do1lard stl1
TO Burns and was pnt out ~ first CiJne v
caught on the s y sa Msa1es s,aa s!de out for r0
penssa c1ssss s,1asE 70 naI:srd and sesSh
@ Ba1ns q snen man oat ~ III Gssies tncs u "a Dc
making frst base and sendmg craser to third; 3
his second on passed ball, but WIS left tnere
Hodes being caught BY Dnlafu NhiteWash Tor
White StocEtugH
Nm9-C1Ipmtnes hit to Craver and Was put Q
at 1Is1. BeavsDs caught On foul bound and Woi
On foul ny, both By Hodes Whlsewash for I
THIRD INNING.
& g,M9s1d ~. ss on5 en ~ 2 aa R9gs
ond on passed ball Flynn bit safe ball 10 rig
ned, making second, and sending Curhber1 non
Who held it. Meyerle nit.to right neld, and "
nearly caught, but made arst7a and sent Flynn hon
stealing second, and getting third by bad throw
Of, he toni ny BY Manly. Two runs.
Stars1Aftertw two strikes, Packer got n!s first
mum Of McAtee, Who lifted hts foot o1 his .ba:
double play Of Crarer, Wood and McAtee. Rogt
struck to crarer, and was put out al FIRST
fUna- .--...
FOURTH IEEtSG-
Whit Soetings-Borns made nTst BY SAFE hlt
right neld; stole biz second. MrAtee was cans
On S3 s 1ala5d ~ Ps "a Paceer Woo st to fsht
and made his base, but Burns. uJing to Eet nor
was put out at nome base hy Jewell, assisted
esst WEE tS4 SaS sne 2 WIFI Sae soeknss oe W"
starsJewen out on ~ BY Flynn DollArd
out there By Hodes and MeAtee In trying to Ct
his second ClJne hit TO Meyerle, and got base
hs1l thrown 10 AcAtee;; stole seeond, but Was 1
wss badly missed By Hodes, struck to Wood 8
was put out ut nrEt No runs
,, e.o..,.o. 11FIn WcaIas SSSS; msde seco,a m g,
hit 10 LEFT feld. Hodes hit . hot one TO left ds
making lrst, and, sending McAtee TO third, %.
On ased na eg Sn Il Eli
and was put ont At nrst, and F1ynn Was Sect
o. the ny By Dollatd. One run.
,oa m by Toass aas Facfsr BY c
Rnd McAtee. 10 run
s111H E;Sn0.
Bearans, n Ss1 10 led It. aeyerle got nfzt by
hit to Beayans, who tried TO stop 1t, and stole
end. but was LEFT there, % Crayer WIS caught
Rogers, and Burns very pretul5 on foul up
saa,.-Maniy hit to Meyerls, and wss cut cut
mt; Rogers caught On ny By cTaver' and 'eF
on a 'on hound g E1fSaa ASaaa; i,:s1sd. Ns 5an'
Fhas &oettn9sLMcAtee hit safe bali to
An sna sas s I'd aaa rea
sending NcAtee to third Wood made safe
to Iefr neld, making two bases, and sending
Atee and Nodes home. cuthbert hit to left q
home himself BY orerthIow Of Jewell Flynn
on ~ by D9aaTd ana Ifsaey yn On 1onl NJ ns hg j
by q bad throw, but was left, Cra1er being
sas c5ne St saas Sa ao
made 0rs.- Cummings hit high but safe bal
left 0ell, and send Doparn home, made base.
stole sesond Cns ons 81 nome Reasass Pase y nm on
nrst by Burns and AeAtee, and WoEth On ny
Flynn Two runs.
W7ite SteeFtngs-Burns out on foul NJ, aud
Atee On foul bound bg Jewell: Hodes hit to
lard and Tas put out 81 M mt 70 rms; o,a.
vas Put out a. ms, Picker mailing his third,
then nos on Passed s,t 5a MassTs s 4sf 9e
made ntst, Etelc second, but vac LETT Dollard
ting to craver and being pns out At hrst. One
NIeTu INNING.
Fktn 4stocttngs-Wood out On 1y By Fog
Cuthoerr made fine hit To left field and made
oud; Flynn hit high foul mu1ed bad " j
FINN being occurred on the ny bv Rog
ana Treacy being pur out at nrst bJ Beav
and Packer No runA
Cummings bit q eTasef, aud was ou:
INST Beavans then hit foul vi
MeJerIe tR1 for and alM6Ht secured but nlu
both on 1y and bound. Beavans then hit
Czsvet, who gave him his flrst by bad thr
stole second. Worth hit daisy cutter 10 &C.
f]eld, making his 1rst and sending Beavans ho
sole second, and got home on tne hit BY Pa
to left Geld. by which he got two bases, but G.
not get furiher, az Manly hit highly to Tre
which was held, putting an e1ungu!sheE On
hopes. Two Iuua
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