, 1870-11-03
TIE SPORTING WORLD.
The Recent White Stocking Mutual
Game-Another at Cincinnati
Tomorrow.
ParkcR's Challenge to RuIolpI,e.
Pigeon Shooting at Dexter Park
Cricket.
Base Ball,
TIE KHfTE arncEIEGS Akn sIY,1nafa n

TIE WHITE STOCKINGS AND ACTUALs AGAIN.
Yielding to the strong desire OF the Mutual Club
Tor another mtetlDg, and that upon neutral
ground, the White St.ckinys hare accepted their
proposal TO play In Cincinnati to-murrow, and viii
leave Chicago this morning. The Mutuals were
terribly discounted at their unexpected defeat on
Tuesday, aud. in their anger and chag1in, at-
trlLuter at the tffne the result to the Umpire, 1t
is to be hoped, however, TIM sober second
thought has vtudtcated Mr. Tom Foley,
Of the Rockford Forest Citys, from any
intention or art that was not entirely fair and
impartial. The Mulaa1s must admit that for the
dikagte cable jungle which took pIace at the close
OF the game, they have unly ~ thank WolteFn'
Wild pitching sid tad temper. Persous standing
near by heard Charlie Mills repeatedly urge Vol
tiers to deliver the balls +oycr tue rIa,e,r and,
When his requt sts wt1c pefslstcnily tti.rcgaEded,
he Threatened 10 hake no .1o1t 10 stup the bais.
W01ters Was inrosrisihle. evidently hoping 10
weary the Willie Stocking battrrs Into sinking at
tails nowhere within reach. Ruu, when le found
TINT this dH.ye wouldn't work: that the umpire
mas determined upon the same rigid enforcement
Of the rules III the ninth inning tia' he had main
Whites we're In fair Tay " snasch victory from
the yely Jaws Of teIeat, ha became morn
snd more nessltd: aad as last threw down
lie Was urged hy hts club 10 pruccrd, hut to NJ
purpose, snd tic Mu;uais, by 80 Withdrawing,
forfeited tie game, under tnc rules. by score
taye been pursued, Tor hui Wait-rs pitched balls
that could be reached. anu trusted to the field, 1t
IS almost morally ce1lain that !he game wo1!d
hare resu1led In farCT OF rhe MutuaIs, as 1t was
scarcely to he inagtgeA taat sh-Ar op poneuss
could score the Seven runs necessary TO via. As
Il was he Antnaas ~ 1T @ tg shamptonson and
then htazsy aAEn!sess. Tomorrow, III Etncirnats,
with an umpire ag1eed upon In advlncc-prob-
ably George Wr1Qnt-1hcy will be Afforded sill
NnOfhEr fair nnnNffnNffV h-Hf -
"eas nc ssesu,t @ay be-. tie SsH Yorsa4s assfe ne
e1 aa' than ass t9 s m hass on + $ue,Sa
for the Whites not III the habit Of committing;
90 1nany nelclne errors as they were guilty Ut on
! tended by q remarkable degtce uf interest In
base ball circles everywhere, aud a large Chicago
party wll probably make the trlp Tor the purpose
will be simply spite game, and will moi Affect
the question Of The nostshp. which Is lodges.
securely with the M1,.e Stoes,.ga
appears 10 Cincinnati paper, to the effect that,
1.-THE White Stock1nes, havtDg lost their ilrst series
tnS or
~ Of this stat ement viii be mnniiest, when 1t Il
TEN cEbe1ed that At the tine when the MutuAl
ns cnapons es oFs1 and ssFf hst tnsg Inc weff wiz
be successful IN the nrst game Of scries invo1s
Bearing s upon this QUESTION, aud M the White Stock
tngs are now universally recognized as the right
1ul possessofz Of the penaant.
Or tie aay OF the Nusnas si game one OF pair O
1 base ball shoes. the property Of Fred Treacs, Q
the White Stockings, was taken from the dress
oda & shoe vii e.ihs1 retu1n It. 10 Or tase tne u ms. Il
also, IS the broRanf, a. at present situated, Al
not available 70 any btNly.
clsc1SSAT1, Nov a.-Tne match ga1ne Of bas
bull played hefe to-day between The Re'f StHcs