The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-23

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There were now three men on tue bases, when
wild pitch sent Fisler home, and Schaffer and
Sensenderfer made a base. Radcliffe by tre-
mendous hit over Harry Wright's head made
clear home run, sending Sensenderfer and
| Schaffer home Bechtel made two bases by
wild throw of George Wright. Pratt was put
out at 1st base by Sweasy and Gould, and Reach
closed the Ginning by hitting high ball to right
| field, which McVey took on the fly, and Bechel
was left. Four runs.
THIRD INNING.
Red Stockinos, s,-Waterman went to his first
on hree called balls. Allison was igiven lift,
as Radcliffe, after finely stopping the ball, made
wild throw Harry Wright hit to Reach, who
| felded the ball to Radcliffe on the second in
| time to cut off Allison. Leonards fine grounder
| to right yielded him one base, while 1t sent
Waterman home and Harry Wright to the
second. passed ball gave Harry Wright and
Leonard each base.
Brainard made his second by fine hit to the
centre field, and Leonard and Harry Wright
came home Sweasy was superbly caught on
tip by Malone. McVey made a clean home run
by q splendid hit over Sensenderfer's head in
among the crowd in the centre field, Brainard
coming home. George Wright made two bases
by splendid hit along the foul ball line, and
came home on Gould's fine grounder to right
field.
Waterman then hit a ball, which bounded over
the home-pate. Malone caught 1T on the fly
while Waterman ran to first. dispute here
arose, and Waterman again took the bat and
reached his second on q low throw of Pratt to
Fiser Gould coming home. Allison was put
out at first base by Radcliffe and Fiser, Water
man being left on his third. Seven runs were
scored, making the score even, eleven runs, un-
! even innings.
Athletics-McBride led off, and Brainard
commenced pitching rather wildly, and after
two balls had been called Dick struck carelessly
| at high ball. and was caught on fly foul by
! Allison. Malone was caught on a high fly by
| McVey at right field. Fisler made three bases
| nv home
on Sensenderfer's five liner to left field. Henry
making his second, Schaffer made
fine hit to left field which Leon
ard caught on the fly at last The
umpire decided him, although the decision
was very questionable. The inning closed for
| one run.
| FOURTH INNING.
Red StockiRgS-Harry Wright was finely
caught on the fly by Bechtel, the ball being
taken over his head. Leonard made one base
by high hit to left field. Schaffer and Pratt
had changed positions at the commencement of
this inning. Brainard hit nigh FOUL which Ma
lone was hindered from taking by the crowd.
Brainard then hit to right field and made one
base, and took his second on Pratt's failure to
stop the ball. Sweasy hit high ball to short
right field, which Pratt fielded so lazily that
both Leonard and Brainard came home, McVey
and Sweasy to the second and made his first by
a high hit to short right field. George Wright
made two bases by fierce bounder past Rad
cliffe, and Sweasy came home. Gould was
splenddly caught by Sensenderfer.
wild pitch then sent George Wright home.
Waterman made his first by heavy hit along
foul ball line and was left as Allison was caught
on fly by Bechtel, five runs being scored in this
inning.
Ahetics-Radclffe made one base by q
high hit to short right field, which McVey tried
very hard to capture, but failed. Bechtels long
hit to left field ia among the crowd sent Rad
cliffe home, but Bechtel was put out at third
base George Wright sending the ball to Water
man. Reach made his first base by fine
grounder to right field.
Mcbride hit to Sweasy, who tried to head off
Reach at second but did not succeed. Malone
had one strike called on him, and hitting to
Waterman had lift given him. Three men
were on bases when Fisler took the bat, and as
he had in the first inning sent three men home,
great things were expected of him. He hit a
safe ball over Wright's head at short stop,
brought in Reach and Mcbride while Malone
went to the third.
Sensenderfer hit a high ball to right field,
which McVey took on the fly, and Fisler was
left on first base Three runs scored.
Total now standing 16 to Is in favor of the
Red Stockings.
FIFTH INNING.
Red IStockingS-Schaffer and Pratt changed
to their old positions. Harry Wright
after being missed on a foul fly by Malone
made his second by fine hit to left, and was
sent home by Leonard's long hit to centre field,
on which two bases were made. Brainard made
his first by high hit to short centre field, and
Leonard went to the third.
Sweasy forced Brainard out at second, Rad
cliffe fielding the ball. McVey made his first by
a heavy hit over second and Sweasy went to
third. George Wright sent Sweasy home by a
lucky hit that bounded over Radcliffe's head
Gould was caught on fly foul by Malone. Water
man forced George Wright out at second by
hitting to Radcliffe, who quickly fielded the bal
to Reach. Three runs.
Athletics-Schaffer was first at the bat, and
after hitting several fouls out of reach, sent Q
high ball to Harry Wright, who took it on the
fly Radcliffe made his first by a high hit to tht
short left field, and went to second on wild
pitched ball. Bechtel was put out at first bast
by Sweasy and Gould, Radcliffe in the meanwhile
making his third. Pratt sent Radcliffe home anC
reached his first base by good hit to left field
Reach was put out at first base by Sweasy anC
Gould, and the inning closed for one run.
The score now stands-Red Stockings, ~
Athletics, Is. Great excitement.
SIXTH INNING.
Red StOckingS-Gould was the first striker
, and struck out and Malone felded the ball tC
, first, putting him out. Waterman then hit wei
: head at left field.
Allison then hit several fouls and finally hi
/ a fair ball, that bounded over Radcliffe's head
, and he made his first, Waterman coming home
r Harry Wright made the first by a good hit t
| right field, and went to his second on Schaffer'
: | throw to third to head off Allison.
Leonard hit to Reach, who stopped it with hi
3 foot and Allison came home, while Harry
q | Wright went to the third. BTainard sent Harr
\ | Wright home, but was put out himself at frs
' base by Reach and Fisler. Sweasy sent Leon
0 ard home by good hit, and took his second o
passed balls. McVey was caught on the fly b
o Sensenderfer, and the innings terminated TO
e four runs.
v AhLetics-McBride was caught on a fly foI
r by Allison. Malone made his first base by