New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05

crowd which was Enthusiastically Ata1tic in sympathy.
Ferguson hit well beyond the center Geld, and came over
ing the bases; Zettlein Hail. and Pike retired in success
Sion Tracey capturing two fly bells in the field and era
Second InninC-Cuthbert nit a bounding hall to Fer
g,lson at short which Ferguson returned TO first base
pike and Start; Tracey butdid the hit described above
by Ferguson and 4se the home plate before the ball
Craver struck ont handsomely for two bases, hut ere
either got homo Pakham fell victim to Ferguson and
retired in consequence from Hodes TO Flynn Pearee
again hut safe lL bat he forced out at second 10y
Smiths hit TO hcyCHe, which sent tO WOdo start
hit TO right fe sending Smith to third; Chapman's hit
10 Meycfie was poor one, Meycrie getung te pail INV
sending IL on to Wood, who, to the astOnShneut OF
Chicago Ncscnt. muiicd 1t, Start thereby getting 10
second 1y another exceptional ht Ferguson got INC
BAL over ITaccys head, making another clean nome run
clearing the bases when all filled for second time
scnt b ny Eets g5oe vd Hsf H cd.
left howevc Pike retiring on fly to Hodes' score 10
! Taid E,ning.-Eing suffered from short to first,
while Holes secured base through mum OF rae; N2oa
to second base, from which he sent home by Cuth-
! bert who in turn was brought home by Flynn Flynn
losing, the first start and Meyere on foul ny At
lantic-McDmald was taken by Wood on NY ana Pearce
and Smith both thrown out at first by Hodes to fynn
| Score, 10 10 against Chicago.
Fourth Iunfng.-Cravcr sent high one TO Chapman,
which that player muicd. Pnkham tried Chapman also,
and went out King hit TO right field sharply; Hodes
was second time mufed by Pike, Craver getting home
Hodes attempted to 10 second, whereupon Pearce
threw to Pike and HOdes decided out, very ques-
tOnable decision Cutbcrt closed the pay
ing on a fly hit TO Chapman Atantic-start hit q
| hOundcr over Hodes's head Chapman out on a foul
bound; snguary enough Ferguson again got free rap
at the ball. sent Il beyond the right fielder and made
third home run; Zten TOO bot fellow for HndeS Ia
Po o& wor ng owc9 a a to eaR home Pike reached
first but forced out Ut second by Mcdonald Pcrce
on Which he came in himself without stopping; Smith
was taken the fly by HOdes. Score l6 TO against
Fifth Inning-Cuthbert and Flynn out in succession
Tracey and MeyeTe both hlt for clean home runs io
Hodes All of whom made runs the latter through pal
pablo muff Of Smith short fly of Wood; Cuthbert
this inning by Chicago. AtanticStart retired on fly
to Wood Chapman after being given life by Srayer
in time Ferguson bounded his ball over Woods head,
good hit to center field Ha took base on called balls
every base being occupied Pike lifted safe ball TO
center field bringing home Ferguson and Mcdonald
Mcdonald gave Wood an opportunity for double play
which ayailed Of Pike being forced out al second
and the bah reaching iii ST base in ample time. Score,
SirH Inning-Cuthbert again ont on longht ball to
Ta5cy from Pike 70 start in the one, two three order
Administering opened the FIRE With gentle Toeh e.
he Immediately ran to third ovcrpitch Of Pink
past third base Start foued ont Chapman hit foul OF
the line and the call not being heard both Chapman ana
second and Smith was decided out he at the time being
on third On his next essay Chapman hit 20 Wood, who
overthrow the ball. and Chapman got home In conse-
Guence. Ferguson and Zettein both hit well but were
left third and second bases, Hal being taken out on
| BTOoklyn's favor 800
Scueih Inning-Meyerle led Off with short high hit
TO Ferguson, who dropped IT, ana passed ball lnlne-
diaoy after allowed him to get home; Crayer sent
very hot ball TO Pike which too much for his fins -
PInkhan sent Just such another King lifted very high
and long ball upon which Craver ran for home but Han
took it, and being eded TO second base Crayer de-
Cdcd out; HOdes finished the business Pike and start
| attending TO him. Atlantic-Pke had narrow escape
from Wood to Flynn Tnkham kept throwing the ball to
Flynn while Pike base and is often the case,
put over Flynns head after while, Pike going to third
thereon; Pearce sent Pike home from this post and
Smith carried PearCe base further also did start
with every base occupied. Chapman fouled out, and
Ferguson TO the bat, hut passed ball let Pearce
and Smith in, while Ferguson again hit over the helders
head, making third base himself Zetten sent him home
hut himself again left Hall being played out by
King. Score, 26 to u against the White Stockings.
| EtGhH IHninG.-WOOd made his run on badly thrown
hall by Smith, the ball going far into the crowd; Cuth
rapidly RETIRED Tracey hit high TO Mcdonald who
mued IL, and Tracey all the way round Meyerle and
Craven got TO bases, when Pnkham cleared them in,
| striking a home over HaiS head; King reached
second base after this but there left HOdes going
out TO Mcdonald. Five runs were added to Chicago
| score this inning. AtlantC-Meyerle sent in to
pitch; q ground hit by Pike TO left field gave him first
base but Tracey lazy handling Of the ban permitted him
slipped in McDOnads hit, as that player slipped out
| Pcarce scored HOdes's poor throw to Flynn,
Smith and Start ending the inning Score, 2o to II III
| Brook yn's favor.
Smith after which he slipped cutter out TO LEFT Held
Cuthber got fairly hit ball to left field, going TO sec
Ond; Flynn foued out Tracey, by wild throw OF Fer
gusOn's was saved an ont Wood and Cuthbcrt getting
home; Meyerle taken out at center Held, Tracey
getting i'm Craven drew the shade over Chicago, and
throw by Pike. The 20 TO against them and
| the crowd began dispensing