, 1870-06-14
THE NATIONAL GAME,
meyeraess Picked Nine to Meet
The White Stockings To-Day.
The Rockford f1nb Defeated at ChFel2A1
RI to la-The Red Stockings Whip the
MRtuAls l6 to 5,


nv '.a''1a 'e' pe's@'eu A. ."'.14'
| Fl t. la-The Red Stockings Whip the
| MRtuAk 16 to j.
NEW Yozk, june 1s,--Notwithstandlng the ur
favorable weather. the desire to SEQ the Red stoca
tair =. a. asa, a.. Weay, "@s = ateas, .nensn ~
lu. - ~ .ne s@te "as uouo4e taas ever pe1o1e' up
without the grounds, IN The belief tha
played. 1t having been expected tha
there would be an Unusual gathering, It was BRO
ties in the number Of ststa and. seond bY iarr.
force Of police. ATS O'Clock the Red Stocki1R1
drove up in large hotel coach, dressed for play
same gentleman Wio aeted A. mnre T. ~ aams M
belwecn these clubs last wear. performel te sa1i,e
od5ss i tas game: lss' '''' psli''usu 1u0 sA'
e FIRST INNING.
striking 6a sViftIy 10 Nelson st tns anntf hitT
which Nelson stopped; but failed to dc
%ofS n ;Ds aoS Sai though be wast Esd
second. was 1t length comnelie r. att11a n aan,t1a
the bali to Hatfield At seconl, who. thopg1 he
muled 1, got 1t to cut o1 wright, though Se los,
WatermanY clear lit to iert GeI1 -;
Gould to second. Allison strneE nnt
neldluR ct the ball to sWandei GonI1 WA fiecds35
out. Side ont without scuriuu.' y ~ ',s'Ae'
l,ttuals-E Mills, E9uler. nnrl ye1aon rattrefl In
one, two three order before reaching base,
This Bas very Tn:ct,r niavct tnr,ro wsto--
man, Allison and Il NriTht retir4nu t,eforo
Patterson, Tatneids and Marlin srrh onc4 en
clran work did each make Of the nther' thns far
that 1t Was believed handsome game WAS to b,
freely. '%'0 'f~''s'''0 opp'Auueo
THIRD n1s1na.
Red s.oeking.-Ieonard opened this inning with
st!sSe Ssa So M ban & t. s &asa I eOaS
b. swandel on foul If, Leonard stij On firsts
After several ieints to run, Ieonar Started o and
moment SWcasy t tho taii Wh,ch on1 ~ a. 1i1hs 1
Short Hafneid changed liz CO rse to Dct In Il fhe
result being that Ii slipped through Bis leas and
nrst md Leonard to eecond. acVey Sit to
light neld, bringing Leonard home anI
sending sweaay On to third, amid warm
plandits from The crowd SEQ. Wright's nit to
third. Gould was 1elde0 out from short to arat
handsomely, AcVey not daring to come In thereon
q base Cd called balls. when the e postion sto
waa: All the basea occupied, Waterman On fjrSt
GHcrge Wright on second, and Mcvey on third
mrnan was cut on at second, and tho Inning
closed for only the two runs mentioned above.
AusIaA vent the three successive strikers
on foQt-bound balls. Thus the whole nine had
heen to bat, but not one Of them had reached d
base- It was now manifest TINT thu batting Of the
Mutuals was below the ordinary average, and, If
sSe hUs Tn 10 WORK. they would not
FOURTH INNING.
hit at s fos r5t S1t the s1 ha ne
nnn1ng the bali, LeonarJ anu Hratnnr,i fo1JaxaI
with safe one-base hts. the latter seuSine "fI i
the ief cid 6Y Patterson ho, the vut g W
batsmau being held on hases irnn5nS ~ Inif
by Nelson from McEcy.s bat sent Lcnr1ar1 Hnn1e
and straight Centrc iIeld Uall from Geo. Wrirhts
but gave Brainarl q run. NcTcT haIi
wuJkcd round 10 third base, pn,i Gro Wrirht
was uneasy to get to second: 70. wHtcnjnv hs m
nynt, he s.21tsa at ihe top d his speed, iuss as
fure Wright could recover Ills nrst base tic bail
had reached them, AMI thus closed tne Inning f for
more. '' "A'N' A4a'A'e' sooo LUZ aS many
Huiuak-Althou, III thr score ras.,o n aro,n..
thtm, the Mutnas we're not tisma5ed. E r. 6sis MtIs
p PSpps s aas o o9 eV e n
.cr r6t screE IN the hai, carrrn .'l n - t
light Of the tuird base, and be- got a. far ~ scc.
eaci, o1hcT squareis, md the na1, Was nu1ie 4 az
critic speeu but 1niortunstey Il vas ~ 1ow =: 90
o strike tie sand base bac and its fa1re thcrph1
,E,kken snoush Nelson 5easasa 5ss safely
he the time on thir11 tase. orer anxions
Q reach Ills second Nelson run tor that post, but
F0H handsomely atldea out from Autson'a ttrpW |
o SHeasy. Egg1er had ample time hume during
his 1naaRnsIe, bnt his caution being in The same
alto us Selsona reckessness, he held tightly to hls
'ase, where Patterson left him, he going out on q
y to sTeasy. Scose to . III lAyur Of the He'd
tocklngs
Red Stoeiings-GonlI oG with line bail, making
tase safely. Waterman drove q bali 70 Swami
ell, who nufYet1 ii. Gould going 10 second.
.nt1her opportunity for double play, II not
F1ple one, vas giren the Mutuals now, but It was
'ould on second, when Allison hit 70 Nelson Ut
hort, who touched Gould between the bases, and |
1en hrew 1t to Hatfield but he muf'ed 1t.
~ thereby lost Waterman, and perhaps