The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-03
THE MUIIiL,S DEIEir.
The Great Game with the Red stockings in
Cinrinuuti-IIow the Nutunis were beaten.

Again the Rcd Stockings have pluckcd vic
tory i.Un tue DE 10 Tie niGtu inning. IEei played
tue Mutuas, OF New York. ON the Union Grounds,
yesterday afternoon, defeating iIem hn"ly by 10 to
H. he game opened strongly IN igNut vi the ltcJs,
out the Mutuair tied la the scN,n.h inning AMI in
tie ei nth obtained lead o. two runs. Ia t.c last
inning the Cincinnati nine made five anu banked
e. cit alNersaTict-t Very LCtt. Brilliant, lld nVcrs
sary uiccc OF Mork. l. has been truthiully stated
That the Play the Reds has fallen oil OF hate, set-
orsly and unaccOuaiaDy. Certain 1t Is. however,
that al Tie visiting cubs are plaj ing more power
Iuly than IN any previous sersOn. Tncy have all
no ed defeat the Cincinnats IN 1871 aud have la
bored herocly IT, improve and render themselves
equal To the task Certain Al Is. also. that the games
oi TINS nonth lave been the most exciting seen
here We believe that the Red : Oekings, when In
country four games IN every FIVE Bu, this cannot
last forever. We suspect that some other city
day viii ue feeling ike morning s'Ar over us in
Vi ciD.e nine.
The Mutuals early this season adopted a new uni.
fora, consisting cnicfY OF b,ggy ;ht blue pants but
they have ..p-ibly returned to their green stock.
lngs, write Ureeches, shirts, aud caps. They are IN
excellent condition, tuclg recent hard uad glorious
ii hitting having put them down 10 tue timincst
weight. Their career vi Conquest IN the West tsis
year has been STAYED only Ia OHIO. The Mutnals
64v. alvu,- found tic Reds It'll" too much for
them Ine two games In 1863 went against T. EN- 10y
Ito 2 md II to- The two this year have goLc tue
same way b 10 to aud 10 To II. The Mutuals ART
a capable gentlcmauly nine. Iney dc Lt"n them
serves well ami hOIutatly IN M situations. and tciI
popularity J. deserved, ami promises to be- lasting.
i.C aLti'nrc !'slctuHy numbered about Jour
'nou and G.Ilg ihe seats, .nl overlooking on
the grounds, The spacious second der VI seats built
a..
the presence Ui several hLtdci lah-souvy dressed
aides, which Slows the remarkable increase TIM
year IN The lNrg ol the Lt sex iur h''c ball. The
weather vas hot oIpfcss'Ne pIituG the last half
OF the gamo the sun was JhscuItd. and the be
came dciciousy cool. The audience uppl.udci the
good pays OF both sides with great Lclraues.. 1Als
genial TAFT i peculiar T. ClItunaN.
Iue work at the lat yesterday vas brilliant. II
was one OF ,he very huosI cNhOi.ion@ nu that re
-p,ct ever zen co. lac rtouuAs luc Rods opened
tsc game Jtlns lost the toss, as u>ual-With q
sucoostiou 81 ritt ~ clean hat that elected cutnu
.!lsuc cheers Up 10 the th ihh,ug the Rels OIcu-
fourth lining The Mutuals hrlltd with unWonted
lVu,eHts- IN the beginning. IAcii uhiru b,,e"au
p"ycd badly, ana thcii shore siop ani second base
man repeatedly dlj the "rou- thing at tue right
| ume--ior the rod H. tie tim hn'ng the MUTUAL
pulled up ny uihnS ia run 70 lh'f score
Ae sx ruLs were earned by magnificent
ats Hathcii toak tnrce bases ON - beauty
live made a lone ru OF IT, & NILS krGcSed
Just .uth lnutuer lOns range uhcd shot in the same
uuhtr Ut tnr FIELD, ana e also went to ilird. TINS
ct, the Muiuus ON. w. behind. H. the sixtn anu
seventh u nlu-s t.tb made tao runs, aud blluked
| ,hr Reds twrc-g1He tie. Ia the eighth inning
tie, forged ahead, ohy - taste tue bitter expert.
rucc the Haryad- ia seeing their carefully re- are
rdicr 70 to smash IA tac ii't Inning A. tue cni OF
| 10 witness anothcr dc'cit uI the Rcl-. But the
| Reds went 10 work ami tod the -amr. Then GJuid
-'euItd IN h' qui'| suu' "S'i 10 llS t"mr fi,le'
| Wl tNp men o. DISCS o. Dat lor H. Curious hl to
tlr distant 'lt.in o. cclre ht!u he Drought hol IL
amt made - home rur. Ills grmd stroke sccu ed the
tur,u runs That Won. lie AUDIENCE greeted Huu.u'
| CltC dGuTIc MIlu the Widest Curr ing, rene cd
! o. 'In and a.dn iur three minutes Hats we're toss
| cd up .uu Cincinnati rclJiccl. The Mutull- Il ish-
| "d tlie inning, Ike q nino almost without he. o.
! ihvi made no tuu, Al.l-on retiring the lhri man
| hv ,ns singular laCli'y oi rlcklns tout, OIL he bat
| During the ltmc McNey and Leonard made hone
runs b, splendid long t- Ia Crnirv Geld, Lcuna H.
| GU rs lit bT.urul two men home. Leonard lisO
made The three est ~ running and lcIpiug catches
| On Ms sIde. George Mr2It battcd mucn below IN,
| mark, but neldrd We'll Waterman uli--el stopliu Z
| Two 10. groundors that glanced past hls feet Nc
| Nry mufti q difficult H. while running.
| Wherever Barnard vent 10 me tat yesterday, the
| sarcastic little boys shouted To min, HOmeNu ak
| Lomcwhk" Tbs was pointed allusOn 10 Brain
| uru's losing. probably, the A,nicuc game IN Tie
ninth inning by ali nagr-nt blludv IN base ruuAiug
| The OiHiHS are ruthless.
HE gano was int igently aud satisfactorily un
| pircd by Mir Erbc, OF Chicago The Rcd Stockings
Played good, steady game. lcstcr ily-oh1 ilat re
gu res no wholesome criticism" We sli this, not
Lecnuse tney Won, but because the score Is 4 Dos
| they lave uado lately. MuHcis ~ no an easy
| pitchcr to pdt, and the number of Clclh hit
| made by the Reds Is crcditah,c Wol'crs aud Zeu
| lrin TIE Iitcucr Oi the Ailniics, have niue Tho
| same style aud delivery. I,tL in, however, = n,
| more powerful pitc eT, and dcsioe OF t"o mon,
| savage In his disposition.
| The following II the score;