The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-27

Mills punched one just In front OF the plaIc
sna burns cared for him, Nelson being LETT on
second. one run, where whitewash should nave
Chtcogo-McAtee led the batting score VOTERS
succeeding in coaxing Mack TO nit q ball which
ought 10 have been called, aud 1t went straight up
10 aieid and reiraced MS steps before half the
distance TO first had been trayersed. Wood waited
savageiy to The lett ed and saw Patterson close his
hands upon it. For al there were no runs for the
and admiration OF "pretty workn by giving the
Mutuals hearty round OF applause.
SECOND ISNIN O. nUFi fH
Nutual-Martin and Charlie Mills both tie sted
Meyerles capacity Tor singing grounders and both
art 10 w9 er POPPED high one
Ing down In the endelvor to get under it, ana the
sser male first swande established the fact
VOTERS out at second By aeyerIes to Hodes SIG
out Tor a wnilewash. Loud and prolonged cheers
hca0oECath6ert squared hi 1seR II or s lona it
70 let held only to see the ball taken by latcfso.
rShn gay s " NILS foul bound and lacy acc M
mouated the olherM Ills with al easy ~. N run.
,, THIRD INNING. ~
Matudl-Swandel tipped an awkward 70 il fly,
In manner peculiarly his own. Hatfleld's gronnder
H was mn1ea by Wood and he reached first. ggler
ssyea for R G but a ts throw az n was
BALI did not 'i hold ,0a sss s sHDpbb 6sund ans
away short distance. He proceeded SLOWLY
i hnr IT, N, not ~ expecting Hatfield would try for
ball. threw like lightning TO Craver VINO dropped 1.
Burns who had run up g support the play observed
over, and without touching the plate. Quick as
Cash Burns had the bali in hand and touched Hat
rapid and exciting, and withal so sharp on the part
OF Burns. that Hatfield didn't know he was out until
side was out for another coat OF kalsOnlue, ard
Burns QUICK VIII and skilful play were rewarded Ivy
Citcago-Meyerle hit long to left ncd and patter.
son took care OF him.. ,Craver gave Swandell o
grounder at second, aud 1t was folded to L. Mills at
IL. CraverS eayerneSS led him to Overrun the base
ana Mills, having recovered the pal secured him
bound to Q. Mills. No run.
FOURTH INNING,
Aatna!-Tho New Workers went out In one, two,
three Order-Eggler on foul fly to Craver, Patter-
son by Hodes to McAtee and Nelson the foul fly 10
Craver. the score stood TO 0, the work was sharp
and beautiful, and the crowd was delighted
ChtcaGo-McAtee gave q. Mills a foul n.y. Hodes
was done for by Hatfield to T.. Mills. Wood was sent
ball CuthSert baited three times lust oTtsiSe the
foul line, and at last got long and high one Just in
side which Patterson took sDendidy on the run.
Mutunl-It had now become serious question as
10 whether any runs were going to be made
either sdc and the result OF the inning did not alter
the prospect +. Mills hit a grounder to Hodes.
Aztec jumped up and caught 1t In one hand ana the
striker was Out. Hodes did better with Martins
gronnder. retiring him at ilrst. 9. Mills sent sky
searcher TO lett, which CuthDert ran Tor secured
handsomely. No run.
C'.tcago-Fynn walked to first on three balls.
Meyerle despatched safe liner to LETT and easily
reached first. helping Flynn TO second. This was
far, and 1t called forth admitting plaudIts drawer
sent fly TO Patterson, who 1elded finely to second
s, caught Flynn Ola bad error Of judgments IA
score SILL standing TO Q.
Kut,tdt-Up to this time C was uncertain whether
Burns or VOTERS bothered the batter most. VOL
s the BY sending 6a clean
Dell followed suit, getting hrst aid bringing
Wolters In on g. safe liner to LEFT. Hatfield put
Eggler struck a safe grounder between Hodes and
;Meyerle. and got first swandell to third. the
on passed ball Patterson Went out on foul boun a
by Crayer. Egger stole IN from third through the
aa 10 q Inc Not S the ban to who
neid and gained nrst, gong to second on q wild
threw g burns Mills tipped which
Cn}ca0o-Now It looked dubious for the White
soon II at all Treacy made mighty efort to inaa
gurate more promising state OF things, sending
while runniug oackward-an extraordinary ana a
lucky catch and one which he may not repeat this
1 he S ao IL % are as ANGELS visits
hands and got ,lirst. Cravers short hit to Nelson
Ing double play, overthrow to 1rst, and Craver
got around 10 third. Burns popped up an easy nv
for Hatfield and the side was out with Crsver lett
on third.
SEVENTH INNING
Autudl-Martn's grounder was scooped 10 by
Meyerle and seut 10 first In ample time 70 retire hun
q. Mills flew out to Cuthbert. VOTERS hit safely to
short centre but was lett on first as swandell gave
Chlcago-MrAtee put a hot bounder in Nelson's
vicinity and was sent beck. Hodes' turf-scraper
first was swift and true enough to make 1t up Wood
gave q fly to Eggler. No run.
EIGHTH INNING.
M,,t,ial-Hatfeld reached mis- base on a safe hit
to short centre but was forced out ut second fly
by Esgler's hot bounder to Meyere. Patterson
reached second and helped Eggler to third. Nel.
son took advantage of the opening between Hodes
SON to third. E. Nils hit safely past third taxing
his base and bringing Patterson homo and Nelson to
to rst to catch e Nils 3D. and elpea that rersop "
taken BY rreacy, E. Nils being left on third Three
- Chica0o-Cuthbert's hot grounder was mufred by
Nelson, and he reached FIRST. He then attempted to
by G. Mills to Hatfield. Flynn hit safely to left for
his base. Treacys fly to right well run for and
to s Of everybody who knows MS
field an easy ny, and the side was out again for
blank score, Flynn being lolt on first.
M'aual-Tnoronghly eleted over the positive
certainty OF a tremendous victory the Mutuas
went confidently to the bat VOTERS grounder
was well stopped by Hodes, but he thew short to
McAtce, and the base was reached safely. swan.
dell gave Meyere hot one, and he mufied 1.-THE
Irst error In the game for him. Woors got
thlrd on passed ball. Hat1eld's grounder 10 Hodes
resulted H. fine double play, both SwandelI and
the striker beng retired by Hodes to Wood, and he
to McAtee. VOTERS tailed on the play. Eggler
reached second Oh mum by MoAtee tnis flrstl from
Wood, going to third on q passed ball, ana adding
his run on wnd pitch by Burns. Patterson struck
to Hodes, aud was retired at first. Side out with
two runs-neither earned.
Onco0o-The case was hopeless now for the White
Stockings, who seemed to have given up all idea OF
scoring single run. Crayer and hicAtee each gave
liatheld an easy 1y, and BURNS went out on foul
ny 10 u. Mls. Thus closed at five O'Clock u game
Which has no parallel-a game In which o club,
made up OF contossedy strong battors. SUI
fered nine consecutive. WniteWashcs The crowd