, 1870-06-11
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Ghe White Stockings Defeat the Ac-
tlves. Of Clinton, by
SO to z.
HAse HALL Matters FFere..t,out.-
Reports Of Eastern
Games.
TIE WHITE STOCKINGS AT CLINTON.

| TIE WHITE STOCKINGS AT CLrS1oS
CLINTON, Iowa, June i0-Thc match bctwce
the White Stockings. Of Chicago, and the Ac,tyes
OF this city, which Was postponed yesterday on &c
c"unt OF the ratn, took place to-day at the F,aj
Ground enclosure. The weather was clear: In,
rather too cool for comfort or nrstclass p1ay
While the condition OF the Rroundz owing to re-
cent 1aint was BY no means favorable to neldJnp
Sesertheless, the game was strong and credit
who batteu the Active pitcher unmercifnIIES
scoring 90 runs against I by their nnnnn
nenta, ald making 10 home rang A lafg,
snn e. VA N stiendance from Clinton aud Lyons
and Inc 1trost interest was manifested Id VIVA
was deemed 10 b. the wonderful play Of the rren,
professional nine Of Chicago. They leave to-nirht
TIE GAME TODAY.
al Ogden Fark, bttWetu the Whit: Stockings apd
the Amateurs with Meyerle to pitch for tho latter
promises Is to be Of far more interest than the gen
as the professionals will be put to theIr trumns to
bat MeFerle for large score, while Tue IIttcutv
VII VII enable I ths Amateurs to keep much nearer
e ' On onaay next tne M
iugs are to play the Etuas, and on Tues,iay Nev,
s1'es q p'SSed nlne, resting on "Wednesday, III order
Thursday with the Forest City Club. OF RockfOnf.
EIUDESTs rs STorEMAKERs
The Dyhre1fIrth College Club on YESTERDAY af.
tlaao ts.aoo9 n 1eat nine composed Of cmployes Of
\ SLIGuT ERROR
10 the Editor af The Chioaga Tribune:
- Ioor @ issns 81 to.day Jou state that the Field
seniors hy score Of q to- 3 It was the wholesale
juniors that they defeated by the above score.
thereby winning the right to be known as F. { L
Jnhlofs. They are, however, the acknowledged
champion nine OF tie house :oveE juniors or sen
CHICAGO, June 10, 1870. '''''
A NEW NINE IN THE FIELD
At an adjourned meeting Of the Sports' Base
Hal Club, held at Parior No 8, Sherman House,
s iast evening, the following officers were elected
dent; Edw- Scranton, v1co P1estlent;' A. s. Nc
Emerson, Treasurer; Robert Bruce, Secretary; c,
: Temple, Captain. The nine IS composed Of
late IN organizing, 1t is expected, bJ he end Of
the season. that their record will be as brilliant as
amg ang n11 y formed They start on IN Eastern tour
the country. The nine IS as follows: G. Gilbert,
pitcher; chss Cllnglnan, catcher; Robert Bruce,
rs, centre Held: " c. Lyon; third base; c. s.
Temple, second base; Harry Stouffer. short sion:
$: Mcpherson, left ne.d. A practice Rnme viii
he played ulIs afternoon.
TIE rNl0S-MrTCAL GAME.
From the 4Se1e FORK Herald, .Jureg o.
The contests between the Mutual and Union
character, aud the game between the stardy New
Y0lkezs and the noted villagers, played at the
Inton M M Grounds. was no exception to the general
de eighth inning The aedng v vas IS not M rs % me as
vas expected, bat the batting was 50 sharp that
WAS next TO impossible TO stop many OF the balls,
et alone Tying to put the striker out Some OF
ne misplaJs were, however, ine1cusable,
iho me chances Of either nine to defeat
ne Red Stockings next week looks
cad in the tlrst inning, and only lost 1t once
y the game. Their batting was of the finest or
ter although IL seemed ty be done entirely by ire
u SIX members Of the nine-uiGham, Pabor Zen
neyt Reynolds. and Getney excclling. On the
Mutual SIDE, Mills, Patterson, aud Hatfield made
5ome very pretty hits, while Wolters ls credited
Eith clean home run, In the neld, E. Mills cap
well ut third and Eggler IN the out-neld took six
nal!s on the ny some Of the catches requiring great
aIHL On the Union side, KenneyB tfst-base play
aStonls4e1 some Of his old comrades OF the Al
antic nine. who were present. Dirlsalls catching
Has very fine. HfCham's second-base p!ay, the
Et-storpng OF Bass and the thirtl-base play Of
shelley Were generally admired In tic out-feld
pltcMng vas hardly as wild as USUAL but e1-
treHlely elective, and, had all the chances been
AIKEN, the Mutual score would only have footed |
lp seven runs Two Of the players were Injured |
y the bail during the game Hatfield, ut The bat,
'tlucK tue ball with great force, and 1t hit Patter-
'on IN me leg as he was running to second. COM
'eling him 10 surrender hts place to Nelson for
,mc. Later in the contest . sharply Tipped baI |
~ the bat struck Birdsali Just below the eye, |
1eat1y Knocking him out OF time. He at length I
esumed play, however, and WIS loudly chocfed |
y the Spectators for his pluck When he left the
ground there Was swelling on his face the size
y M egg The result OF this game will lend audi
ional interest to the game between the Unions |
Ind Ked Stockings. at fremont, next Wednesday, !
1asd one to travel The following Is the score of
he game: