New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-29

BASEBALL.
THE GRAND MATCH IN CINCINNATI.

THE GRAND MATCH IN CINCINNATI
The baseball fever, which has been greatly
on the increase the this past week, eliminated
on Wednesday night when the great "invincible Red
Stocking nine" with defeat at the hands OF the
Philadelphia Athletics In Cincinnati the defeat ~ the
pet nine received by host OF mfriendly comments
chiefly by interested betting men. All admit that the
Athletics played beautiful game, pup lrary every C-
cinnatian claims that the Red stockings failed to put
ton OF vareessness freely made and the citizens
but few words OF comfort for the crestfaen whom
In Philadelphia the excitement on Wednesday evening
very great The ball used in the game was what is
Cincinnati Club had sustained their grounds since
1865. The following is a synopsis Of the game:
Ciacfnnati-Auid GREATNESS silence George Wright,
Familiarity known in POrkOpolis as the King OF bats
men," stepped to the plate and after two balls from
DICE eI 20 az .s 1eN pDds t rc 81
Ould tried Rattle" with bOunder, and was out at
first for his temerty Waterman ON grounder reaches
s Gy 70 be I0fced r G nt sec9h S9 ed d
with grounder TO sweasy and out at first Mcbride re-
muff by Gould, but left by FISHER going out
foul fly by Allison No runs
DECENTRALIZATION out strikes ny Malone; Harry
Wright sends high one to Berry, who drops IT, and
being run out by Reach and FISHER; Leonard out on
long fly TO left field taken by the strongyed Beehtel
Wright~accepted. Berry retires at first at sweasys
hands, Radclif third out foul fly by Allison. No
THIRD INNING.
Cineinnat-Brainard pops up fy for Pratt-well
held. Sweasy sends out 10 center for the Count"
and striker OF course retires. Mcysy on fine hit gets
FIRST but is left there by George Wrghts weak hit
Mcbride feIded 20 Fisler No runs. Atietie-Bechtel
hits fly straight up BrmnaId, and retired at his
hands. Pratt and Beach quickly follow on fouls to ALI
No runs
Cineinndh-Goud takes back seat, after tripping
Inevitable DUIdG 81 Beche ON the far left ed Allison to s
safe hit but was left by H. Wright striking out No
one TO Waterman, and retires by Gould Malone by a
hot grounder through George Wright reached his first
the ineaIi time out on foul bound Malone steals TO
third and gets his tally Asons throw 10 second 10
there the latter left by Berry, out foul bound
One run for Philadelphia.
Cineinnat-The Athletics having broken the ice, the
spectators fondly hoped that the Reds would follow suit
and get up and away, but they counted without their
host or rather visitors, as another goose egg"
added to their already large supply Leonard 10 the bat
foul fly to Fisler and sweasy down by
long one to Berry at fYsi which Tom holds this S time
inning Quaker City boys four with six bases
being made before hand was W, lost kadc Pratt Beeh
10 first on fine hit, and to third on Malones strike
Fiser seat liner 70 Waterman which was beautifully
followed with ball tO short forcing Malone out n
ond -Four runs and the game stands TO In favor Of
the Athletics.
CinciHndfi-NcVey first out on tipbOund to Malone;
George Wright retrs at first by Pratts throw TO FISHER
GOud has two strikes called and the weather looks blue
for tine Reds but the next ball suits away tween
center and right II g0e stays there long enough 10
let the batter count four bases first FOR Cincinnati
amidst tremendous applause. Waterman senta liner Ia
Pratt, but il missed the striker however, goes out
al second while stealing there by throw from Malone
10 Reach AMietcFiser 20 first on hit too short Sensy
out fly by Waterman Ridcn out on long fly Ia Leon
ard Berry sends Fiscr home, but was himself forced out
at second by Bechtei. One run; total 6toL
SEVENTH INNING.
Standardization out on brilliant catch by Radcf
back third base H. Wright to base safe Ill., and
"a homer by Leonard Ia the f.r right field;
BrIiuard and Sweasy fouls by Malone. Two
ANictic-Radcn and Bcchtcl scurr good hits; Pratt
aud Reach out at frt BY George Wright; Mcbride aud
Fery get their bases grOnirr, hut are left by Els
ler's hit 10 George Wright Two runs; score, tO3
INNING.
CiaeiHHdH-McVcy and George Wright 10 bases fair
hits Waterman fly by Pratt Gould retired sec
oDd by Radcf and Reach being forced by AiSon, and