New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
Nu0n O COMMENTS SOSlS a " OF THE CHICAGO PRESS

COMMENTS CHICAGO PRESS.
The Tribune remarks upon the game as follows:
1t viii be remembered that these same iateiui feGW
in green hose opened Chcagos eyes very Widely On ie
9th of July by the with which they beat our n
1t remained from them 70 still further humble Chcago
pride and they did IL The game was won ana UiT a.
the most perfect OF the two: 1t was me hnesl Ielng
game they ever played ana one Slcn %ou1 o t's so
elective, they having earned but five runs en-.
b lost 9G s sbaS a The o m Da Would not wait
for balls, and VOTERS was shrewd ana sklinu VI
SnTH is the real reason Of the terrible defeat, and not
because Wolters's pitching hard 70 hit for other
ugs learn 70 balls outside OF certain range, or else
10 wait until fair balls given, they are liable TO be
on thc other hand Burnss pitching very difficult for
the Mutuas handle although they did wait until they
be acquisition to the nine, and bids fair to take high
rank among the list of frsclass pitchers Considering
the fthe batting the play of the Chicago nhe IA
the field nearly equal to that OF the Muuals al
though the result yesterdays game fully establishes
the fact that the in-ield needs reconstruction.
beine defeat of the professional nine baseball play
ers called the Chicago Club Saturday, there can be
het. in the most extraordinary manner and most
accounaby except the hypothesis that they cannot
pptIetical The Club has made a iseraby poor record
That has done partly the fault of the players and
partly the fault OF the managersthe management nav
than lie PLAYING. The insubordnate spirit Of some
members Of the nine has been painfully prominent
verses the club but not for the defeat OF satur
pay OF the Mutuas was as near perfection az
p0sshle but three errors being made their side and
hrv not serious enough to admit OF tally for their OPP
ponents Their fielding, out and in, could not have been
tmnroyed upon The 0utfclding OF the ChcagOs was
fine but the in-feld was weaker than usual errors
being credited those players that would have
looked badly in amateur cluD. Inc new
nitcher proved q failure. Craver, well as he
caught could not stop all Of his wild balls, and every
mass was taken advantage Of But the real cause OF the
nine whtewashes lay in the batting The great club tha
went forth heTalded the heavy batting nine, found
pitcher they could not play against, ana When MT was
made the ball To 20 straight UP IN tne ar anu
never allowed to touch the ground The heavy bat
tiup,i was far below that of the Amateur Club, VINO
| made IL runs the day before against the same
| opponents As willow swingeTs, there never were
! saidcr failures, and in that lay the result OF
III came-whch however. woud have been won by the
superor Unfolding of the Mutuals had the batting been
ever 80 good. The defeat Is extremely Illuminating 10
Chicago people. This the organization that was gotten
m for the purpose of cleaning out the Red Stockings,
and sweeping directly into the championship. They are
in fair way of doing now, for they nave achcNed an
been thought worthy Of But other such game Is ON
record. ....o
STILL ANOTHER DEFEAT FOR THE SlS,OOO NINE.
CHICAGO, July 26.-The game of baseball
TODAY at Dexter Park between the Haryards OF cam.
bridge Mass and the Chicago White Stockings, result ed
in favor of the former by the following score HENards
IL; White Stockings. 6.
MUTUAL VS.. ROCKLAND.
The match between these clubs on Monday
resulted in the success the by score Of
10 10 $50 il is reported.
RED STOCKINGS We. ATHLETIC.
The contest between these clubs, at Cmcln-
natl to-day, Will attract attention. II WILL De an exciting
game beyond doubt