The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-17
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Mutual vs.. Forest City, Of c'evsland-w Wonderful
Victory for tho Mutuals by Ono
Run-The Score 10 to o.

went tho necessity for third game and the Mutuas
- firmly resolved to wipe out the recollectons of
their late defeat at Cleveland. The accounts OF the
l6ne plV shown by the Cevelanders In their game
on the previous DAY with the Atantlcs drew largo
crowd to the Union grounds who were no less de.
u9nted with than astonishel ut the result of tho
game Play was called at quarter past three, tho
Forest city team In the field. ana some fne play
4hey exhibited there. The helding on the Mutual
yde during the first five innings was very loose and
Thds while the Forest City men were working
DoaunMly, and like beavers. At this point, the
game being nine to four in their favor,
they seemed to relax little In their efforts,
evidently from feeling Of over-con1dence and the
Mutes began to play better. The consequence was
that the latter began to Chicago their opponents
operation they took much pleasure In perform.
ang that they repeated 1t four times In succession
In the nth and sixth innings Mutual stock had
gone down much below par. but as they began
to make run or two the confidence of their admir-.
ers returned, and during the last two innings the
excitement was fearful. When the Mutuals tied the
score In the eighth inning, cheers rent the air. ana
again resounded when the Forest City were for the
third time, disposed OF without run. Silence
Tor q while reigned supreme in the ninth inning,
IN whlCh Nelson made the only run, for though
the Mutuals were then one run ahead, the batting
OF the Cevelanders was known to be good, and peo.
Tor fourth time, but such turned out to be the case
and amid ringing cheers from the New York and
Brooklyn crowds Nelson ard f. Mills put the last
cleveland man out without run.
FIRST INNING.
Hatfield led OF, with o fine hit to right field, ana
made his second base. Egger followed, with hit
towards short, making his base, and bringing
Hatfield home Patterson next hit to right,
making his base and was succeeded by Nelson;
but before he hit Patterson was put out on
second by throw from White to Kimpall,
foul ny by White and c. Mills was next put out on
foul ny also by White. White, for the Forest City
was followed by Ward who was nut out on three 'Ya
strikes. Pratt next made his base on clean biz to
centre; bringing White home, and reached his
gu muffed fly by g. Mills, and was succeeded by
Carlton: who reached his base, although three
third base by throw from G. Mills to Nelson Ali
son was then taken on foul bound bali by G. Mis-
bhe game being two to one In favor Of the Mutuals
SECOND INNING.
Martin leo on for the Mutuas and was taken on
on foul ny by White. He was followed by VOTERS,
VINO was out at his first on throw from Klmbai
bali and was pa ont tor on the srRes Km
Del made his first on clean Int to centre field and
was i .,ns E. White who teached his first
bis base on hit to short. but q. White was put out
on second by throw from Hatfield to swandell J.
swandciI toe. Mills, Heubei coming home. !.
White then came home on passed bali. Ward next
succeeded by Pratt who hit foul ball, upon which
Ward ran to second, but was put out at first before
80 'O0'0 '''u'n THIRD INNING.
asss Hae 1sgan With good hit to left for two
by Sutton Egger then was taken on the ny by SUIT
ton, and was followed by Patterson who Iuade mis-
Sso va on sSs ~ S%
white out for one run. Pratt commenced by
driving the ban to VOTERS, who felded It to II.
Mills In tune; Sutton next mnfred on foul Hy
by Patterson; he then made ne hit TO left for two
bases; Carton next made his base a clean hit to
centre field and was followed by Allison who made
his base on hit 10 left sutton having come home
limmediately previous on mutr Of VOTERS; Kimban
then reached his base on muf Of swandels, Carl
t0l com home; Heubel next sent high one to
Hatfield, who dropped 1t in order to make a double
hTd Willie was then out At rss on i throw 1 from
VOTERS to r. Mills the game being five TO three in
favor OF the Cievelanders.
FOURTH INNING.
@. NILS led Oh, and was out on foul fly by White
Martin then made his base on clean hit to right
Held. o. Mills was next in and out on q splendid
NY catch by Heubei, and was followed by VOTERS,
who was out o. first by throw from Kimball to
centre field, making home run. Ward was then
taken on the foul bound by Q; Mills and Pratt then
reaching his third. Sutton followed and was taken
Dn the ny ny Patterson, Pratt coming home. Carlton
next was out on three strikes.
swandell led of with hit to sutton, who nelded
II finely to Carlton: Hatfield followed; In aud on
fly by Allison. Eggler then made two bases on a
One hit to left field, reaching MS third on passed
4ali. lie was followed by Patterson, who made his
Sase On q hit to centre field, Eggler coming
home. Nelson next made two bases on a fine
hit between left and centre field, and G. Mills
was then taken on foul fly by Pratt. Allison began
with a fine hit past Z. Mills and reached his first
Eimba!l then hit to Swandel who felded the ball to
Hatfield, putting Allison out at second, but in con-
Kimball reached his third Heubel then drove one to
centre 1o.d, making his base and bringing Kimbal
I'M I. NJ IN fnrnxv
from VOTERS to L. Mills. J. White next made a
Ine the base hit to right fed and Ward then was
out at his first, between Hatfield and Il. Mills tue
game being nine to four against the Muluals
SIXTH INNING.
Martin led OH with q hit to sutton. who stopped
ana eided it finely to Carton. O. Mills was next In
order. and was out at first, between Kmball and
nun oil kimball's and was followed by Swandc
VINO mt 10 sutton, batting VOTERS out at second
pn sd on ana WAS 9t at ps , on throw from
NY by Nelson. Carlton next was put out on three
strikes The game remaining nine 10 four in favor Of
SEVENTH INNING.
swandell was first at the bat. and, after :" two
tls base en- hit to left field. Hatfield followed
and was let OF on a muf between Allison and KIM
to g0R fI s Ga EgS G
neii "a, came home Patterson next made his base
es 10 Ma i Me ~ cGmng Nelson was
Eggler coming home. L. Mills was next taken on
foul AZ BY J. White Martin followed, and was
ming Allison was first to the Bat and w WAS out ru at
nrst by throw from Hatfield to r. Mills KmbalI
then was taken on the ny by Nelson. Heubel next
Chicago for the Forest Cty-the game being nina
70 seven against the Mutuals.
EIGHTH INNING.
G. Millsle of, and made his base on q hit to left
field. VOTERS then made his base on q fine hit to
right field, bringing Mills home. Swandell then hit
TO sutton, who feded the ball to Kimball put he
missed t. Hatfield then sent a nigh one to Alison
who accepted 1t on the ny. Egglcr next made his
base on . hit 10 left field VOTERS coming home
Patterson then drove the ball to Sutton, who delded
II toJ. White, putting Swanteil out at homo base.
Nelson then hit to ktmbal, who put Patterson out at
second. f. White led or with a hit 10 Hatfield who
stopped 1t prettiy and sent 1t to T. Mills In time
J. White was then taken on the fly by Eggler. Ward