, 1870-06-09
THE NATIONAL CANE
Departure of the White StockIRxs for f;IIn.
ton. IowA-Full Reports Of
Games East.
IN CHICklQ

IN CHICAGO.
The White Stockings left, l8st evening, for tim
70 CLINTON, lows, to play the Actives there. TO-DAY
On Saturday, they play the Amateurs, who n i,
understood. have courteously acceded to the ~.
quest that Meyer1e Snail pitch tor them The
game VIII probably be plAyed At Ogden PARK.
line Lombard and Baltic Clubs Will play, this
atefnooD at O'Clock, on Lake Park at the foot O,
Randolph street
a match game for the pony championship Of
the Northwest will be played, this afternoon. be-
tween the Buckeye and Emmet Clubs On the Gar
streets ''o'
Tue HAx1AKEas AND A11As71cs.
tro,n Ms aey Fork Horld, J4neT.
Owing to the interest felt In the Mutual and Ect.
1oro game yesterday, which came OF at the Union
9rounds, the attendance at the Cspitollpe Grounds
W. ~ smaer thsn was expected at such flne CON
ony twelve or fifteen hundred people passing
thfough the Hatea- Little air was stirring, hut the
sun IN its bIilllancJ wns fairly dazzling, and to
gronnd bothered the nelders, intent upon n.y.
catching, not little. The visitors were attlred In
costume well lifted for good warm days hay
Knee -bteeches, blue stockinga, tied with tancl-
1ai knot OF red ribbon, and red belts and caps the
npRea,nnse Of thS nns & On the ed being quite
having very sore hnnd. Some time was con.
sumed ID LOOKING up an umpire, but at length the
ps GapIan7 oi thS pines were seen approachag With
and play Was called at twenty minutes to O'Clock.
rather TOO late for The opening Of what vas ex.
70 ps Ts antSs Mep to
handled the ash Popping foul over to left ne1d,
Wlldey determined that no fault should be found
%1ta nm 1or not calling out In distinct tones and
shouted '' foul" 30 loudly that Charley Mills, who
was playing oVet. on the other ground and had
lust.madc q good hit over third base, ran back
aS Is mske 'spg Ss r. oSs
9ords werr bothered all through their game by
Wildeg's loud shouting, and request that on the
~ as
been played, into the heaviest batting contest Of
the season. The bali Was . lively one, and as
every player on beth sides threw all bis weight
ana irssclc INTO every stroke, The neldeFs found
plenta OF work TO 90, and the ball was generally
found 70 be hot one. In the second inning ne
toea he aP Wedn = ~ e., TIC as a
IN the last inning, batting very handsomely for six
s sa ne5 oy En Sy Ms15 Se5 1 HfG1s ni
ss Sssn Nv nsss , @s;sas; :. Ths ,'as se,ptssy .,
Or three bad throws and couple Il dropped ay-
balls there was really nothing TO nnd fault with.
Most OF tho balls were too hot for nu innelder 70
succecu In holding them and putting base run
ner out is deserving OF great credit. IhtEty-eght
q lhe other, win serve Us to show what the hit
ting was, without further comment The Hay
makers played well In the field, and excelled the
Atlanties At the hat, aud thereby won the game
Woverton's third base play YVES very Bure and
acettate; Dick waA GfIlclcnt as Captain Of the
nlnc md at EecohH base; II0lltster
and Penneld played their positions cap
italy, while Foran aud King took everything
that camc in their way. On the Atlantic side Halls
the bases we'll, and Ferguson's catching was as
aurc and certain Is ever. In the seventh inning
Start and Chapman changed places, aud. as the
latter had not been playing well In the held the
change was found TO be s capital one. In the
fourth inning Mum, Pike, and Start made a tne
double play, the rapdty and certainty with which
the bail new from one hand to the other drawing
forth shouts Of applause from the SPECTATORS The
decisions Of the umpiFe'werg universally une, au.!
general satisfaction was felt With the course he
uursed In keeping both pitchers aud batamen
down TO their work Tho following Is