, 1870-07-29

balanced BY the superior reeora Of the Red Stock
tnks for base ply The latter arc credited ALSO
with t"o home suna ,rvuo
The feeling on the strrets and II INC crowded
Gibson si xas ss
La, that tne unaptre had not a!!o~ed tasm a 70 be
out whr ,iIdi11 uoake lei him do IT. II he could
] SEND Mcycy in. Why Didn't the umpire give him q
n9 e e ,ne A.neea Ia e 81 inasa g
Womb have been sst;sdesl" Fiji .e iound % s.
few who were lnconaitcrste enough 10 xcucot
en- The Gnetnnht1 for being beaten, u II 1t
we're cftme, hat any ninc payers should lose
equally strong nlnes hare been organized snd
tltlst 6r the great c!lcs Of the Eass tor The ex-
.E,ess purpose ot lbrtng1ag about that result
cursed lhe whole cub, and ono man stopped &ud
lneufted President Champion and Secretary Joyce,
do noI beess ihsrs ~ 1ere re oeo sssksd T. % On he
game Ia the entire city. Men xith bzAns enA
money 10 not bet high when Two such nlnea meet
We approach this subject with reluctance. snd
on. eess1ss mater .; pnnc
thinking 1t true-thkt Nj, Boakc was selected for
aaeiphis, through DC correspondence I q atauncn
friend Of theirs, for We gre to him and to every
ran who accepta the taanxleas 1aak OF nmpsring,
II We gve To eytry base bail player Of every nine,
cre1iM Tor honest Intentions uut1 the scrersc Is
proven Neither do nc nn0 fault With his dss
elimination tn favor Of McBF!dea pitching. nor
any tiecis,un except one, for his honesty ii the
Premises no man has right 70 question:, but this
ne DO aAJ. TIA, ANY nan who would allow himself
tb bc he<tDrt.i intu such dec4hion bis Inst by
Dick AeIsz:se. nuJone else, Is not nt 70 umpire
rras-ciass Ka1ne Of base halt
Fin.l!s: " DO pos eel!t;e that sny decision
ccmc tho Philadelphia men to their weli-eAlned
victory. Call again. gentlemen
The public NH nnd that nc STeax,ag Of the
chain ot usumphs OF tho Clncinnatis, who hare
Lever Lever yst. . u victory or defeat. d:sgraeed tns
increase rather thau lessea the Interest OF coming
Eauee- Already speculation Is r1fe as to the Re.
suit u next Saturdays game with the Mntuals,
Mhote hte splendid u1uniphs are the waudes ot
Apsopes Of stseamers, we had almost forgotten
to compliment The Athletics On thejs good tsslc In
day. and to add thss dry taof II au1y .e1th them
Tie cinc'nna'is DO nos co.npets fotit
The Rcd StpcAiAXA descended gracefully frtfu
The celestial regions yesterday. Their reputation
ios nvlnciblllty II brokcn. No other nine ever hau
sasl = iss ss H., rnr which Yielded Il Up ycssss
ttnc-henorsd an.! .s1y powerful Athletic Cub, OF
Phiadeiphla, eaE1alshed The Red Stockings in
1o7. THREE lues in succession tne ltei stockings
hatc beaten the Aihleties once last Jest BY q to
IL and 2gan by II to II, anA oace THIS year BY 81
70 - TINS ls close work every time. The Atu-
| 'cuca have nothing to plume Themselves about in
viewing re result Of their last tscent encounters
a e aase r. oas1 euS es e7sf u
taine1 niche Ike this ln public opinion, aud per-
haps never will ~
| lave tLer great cubt,ealen on theiroWn grounds
| They bare not had the acuA2t!on Tor nearly tKO
seaIH- Their Wis certain amount Ut g!orI In
the recent Atlantic defeat, for that WAS accom-
g:onoas. TIE Athieucs played IN Indifferent
d surprising lack df ambition The game between
| Tie Earle cluiS III PhiIAdaph III thc xed Of
Jung. which tae Reds won by only two ruas, was,
III all respects, iHlilttt more exciting aud inter-
t>ting than that Of yesterday. The He'd Stockings
we're thtn eager Tor vsctoYr, and Lac Athletics
we're equality anxlaus ahd determined tp retrieve
1heir Lust years recorl, which tney failed to do
The Rcds furnished the bali, yesterday, amt. of
cu0rtt, supplied their farott1e dead bail lHown
arorndsr too, tae experts thought tue chances
rert decidrtiIy ~ stnst the Athletics. The recent
oxn q ,us ksds wss m b, continued ~
sent ever stucs the return Of the club from IT.
t:astesn tour. w: took the liberty Ut calling A.
,s @ c
by au on1cer Of the club as - hausting the vocab
uiary Of abuse" We presums thai essn he u NOV
picking 'rtason, arc out Of favor, cut o.
spirit nut Of ambition, out Of hutnor, on
ai nav 81 M tas IT, o su 3
vi tIt.ug lefpcsually strung up to inv1nclbil1y.
,ay u that they t1,!nk It is sccomp!.satnE enoos'
season. Thr Kcd Stockings arc still at The heat
Us rcpar!s THIS senson's play. The Athletics hav
t.en beaten three timex IN 1870. aud the ATLANTIC
ate nnest At least VIII the heds STOP nefe' J"
In 1he irst lDye iunInEs the Athletics hanttsome
,Sr lag r., s g5,g
~ the fourth inning, and four in the tfth- Attc
tIat It WIS an even march. The batting On ax'tl
; wrak. II wins NOT f1st-ciass ut any stage
Ihr Re.ls tr4e'l to 10 better In the last f'u
trn1neH bur displayed none OF ther old-1la'e ~
reIIe.cv. Tht5 mEde IN unusual nntntser at rttuT
+ III haze running. Harry Wright Was caught TX
. tween first and second. and run out Waterman
. caught ~ hls base IN foul anu put Out Th
! tcost d!sccnrapIng ero Was In the ninth innins
! | when The lieis were strusEl1DE 70 tie The gamt
. nrst, when Swtasy made 4 Gue hit to left nelt
which wouli hare 1!elded him two bases easl.
E and be plunged on 70 sesena. forSstsnF. psrnap
r bascP. inc result was that both sweasy AZ
,. D'alnafa were caught Oh bases and after got
.1yal ot confusion: swsasy vas & declared a. o.
y an ex. client show Of his sac ~ pnl! up =,
e win. Harry Wright mn1Iea m easy ~ at cent
= played oniy halr as well AZ usna, With him. O.
u hail ttat he should have stopped new between
ae 1tgs, and, in attempting to throw another that
" 1.nA kfppIe't, Ills itfH gave OUT Under hn eioa
I'd and Leonard esch ln1.lc n home run By splend
T. hi1s to right ctntre, with sEcd TN and on un
y they bounded untsct the carriage wheels Wkis
1uan ntde the most brilliant exploit Of the gan
Ct xrccurlfyhnK dtuh!c play nE2ihed hE any 9th
IL layer. lie todk line ily hot from the bat. IN
u iushlug 10 Ills haze, caught mapping III. Dick y
l:ltic, the umrrc~het.tutinE c1ptain Of the Al
n jcftc nine. Allison lost four runs at least yt.t
,iay, hY lis passed pae. wnesea, Malone, tt.r Al
leiir catcher, played n1sNniDecn:ly. not making
sjngje Gro from beginning 10 end.
rc The Att,.r.tcs are In fine condition. Their NJ
I'LL uniforms decided Improvement on their {
IL | t!,st becrY cAttneuta Tlpy now attire the
nj telyes Ii white caps, silk sIEts, wtu'c NAM
III. 1ruHsrrr, and stockings of light bluc plaid.
n! il Exor could have failed 10 Hnticr, 5ts1e:'ay,
I'll :fcy p!ntetl will iuuch moro vim ind relish III
ds lie Red Stockings. Their victory pleased TIT
81. lD,ghttly. They tclt suo.i ensfn.n 10 dance, .
OF - ;11d rarty rrstr.tu themselves In tfs1f III
I'm They rrctfttl cutie atl Gr1ijon they made th
er, y A. thYn1ch The crowd tI the omnibus In Eatti