The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-05
rHB BASE BALL onAxprossHrp.
The White Stockings Of Chicago BADLY
Beaten By the Champion AtIantics-Mag-
nihccnt Batting and Fielding.

convinced that there IL greet deal Of truth in the
old proverb, 4" Honesty Is the bost policy" Yester.
Gay they contendcd against the White Stot kings Of
Chicago, team whose reputation has hitherto been
second only to the celebrated Red Stocking nine.
Although IL would naturally be supposed the sym
pathies OF the public would have been with the At
lantice as representing one of our home Clubs the
reverse was the case. The recollection Of the Ath.
lotic gene fortnight ago is still fresh in the memo
ry OF the public, who did not appear TO feel certain
whether this might not turn out TO he Q similar ex
| hibition. They we're. however ngreeably disap-
Iointodas nc Atlantic team bottei and cidcd splen-
| didly, completely
BEATING THEIR $4,000 ANTAGONISTS
ut every point. The day was all that could be de.
sire ', the sun shone vita genial hut not oppressive
warmth. his raNs being temrered with gentle and
| were present to witness the game, large number
| OF whom were ladiee. whose appearance lent y de-
clded and additional charm TO the scene. The West
| ern men were early on the ground. and were
| ceived enthusiastically. They are sploudid look.
ing set of men, dressed In white flannel shirts, blue
neat white car, trimmed With blue. They appear.
ed very confident; but they found great
difference In the style Of play between some OF the
provincial clubs and the champions. The Atlantic
nine having within the last month been victorious
Morrisania, and now over tho White stockings, are
earning for Themselves uniion M skilful play
ers, Which they ave never before enjoyed, and are
| proving that too title OF champions Is no empty
| name. Were they only TO bear In mind that tie
reputation which they arc acquiring causes AL their
| lie, tlev would surely keep their name unsued
| from even shsdow OF SUSPICION.
THE GAME.
sSnS q he he gar sS win R s @
he Raoessa ps 20 S9 Hyi %n Inc d Sp ne .n n
e start. and king went ont. he was snceeedod ~
By Wood "sn 70 lat md w
n on N; * at s ITO apd ns s
snn maze INC Atl,ntcs core. "pp ~ ny conndent
%'qn Ts2t II !"t Sf 'n
hen s'0 tire" S Il IG. o Gs si G%s
coming home Chairman nen sent TIE ball t. Meyerle.
@ asd new = lat % 50 rss
ee Of Inns ' bnn Se Sryo o % Tht IN nc a.
well fof wfich he wss tfeWendcn,y chcsroi zetcin
The being Of the
| SECOND INNING.
c % sq 9 VIZ Tnn t to Dove 5 Sno
20 Ifc. who folded well 10 Start making ID, sec nd
out sng rsa one * rent sG.a,re c
1ht aud crnyer maze Ven tw' s's 90 hi TO ie
M.ysrle hcirg Al III. third pnkhnm then drove one 10
oh,cIS oao. were AZ ~, ~ c,c tna. .,,..'n
Who nel "a % ban 70 flvnn. ana "VaC.' was Oui.
ps"5cs then dI"ppc ono over ~ i lead and made
20 Wood nnIi,g TcGrrr out ~ -.conr star hen nj
chapman NEXT bate IL, bali 10 MeySrc who sen, i
S S SS Woe TH on len? int Sa s s IT, % e." BIZ
An tart tc,'lng 70 the base N ms and Smith com:
| Us h'ut,s, 'l.hAoH Nth W icii lhf sCfOnl
zten n h 81 base IN he 70 wcRe1 Ia
letting Zen ein home PIKE hlt M 40 was t1ten on
the Ausntlcs. VI
| ruRD INNING.
rusST wS,ch he nedcd :" Starr. VA. out ~ frs adS.
then q 70 X. Ss Nv psS hs WOOD n.I
, rsss t to C1anmsn ree,n9G n ,cond base w'ne
srse and o We rcac,ed h,nc Flynn ,er wae nne
hm- Tracey vas next to the bat and hitting The snlI
10 s'sri Va, OF a. rst and Me,erc was taken
scD9n.la Pc rec, and smith for The A,isntlc. were
whlieSh hey received from the White stockings dur.
rorHrH INNING.
Cgaver sem me noil 70 ihe In 1eld and made his
sairn kng hen M 70 r,,h neld ~ rs nae. odes
AVE home While Kin ieachcd his thru n0' Ms Siis
to PIKE AID the SSe Dec ed aTS %a n 5s; hue hue
e .ene,s SPn,on wa; That ne eGc;on
Sr he am,oa. sort handed ne bat and ifing
va. then stcn on oa bound by CrsVer rerraaoa
adj 10 s ss sH- ard s Sr ss . s S In
zen ei, one 70 oees but ws too hot 70 hoS
k"s At ' Sc@: MA rlS SH,
ne D Re Nn hto 'hG made ''ys . 'eG Sa.s
ont az 1 70 ssnrS aSa H1 r.. sse hin
men ' sls6ddy 70 I,s 'ca rs t9rd
mee9n@1 al' q, h ~ .cser1 home smith Then
in yor oe ktahe Their Sn fHr o wa: HSS
al d tnelr Fielding, with ra &c exception good.
FIFTH INNING.
In this inning al III, white Stockings had show a,
the bat, Cu,hhert beirg twice there They nut on ss
cec Th STouaSt the game ma OIL ard 1f Se , %ee
quake mt they a to mt on Ss an sSd ,s
game then stood 10 70 II In favor OF the Atantics,
sxu INNING.
inning v hoat sdSF 20 ,ne being the second oa
The Aiartics nd little better than their opponents
hn hnn reaIee puunS on rnr, or Their tfe
MonS ns 1ss sn on "a ny gy R9c
ZetIlein we're both on bases when tbs bit wa made.
SEVENTH INNING.
Meyerle was nrst to ne bat and was very luckv Tie
59se b.. dy9GEed through hi. hands aud Meyerls
passed bali Srs AT ~ sat he be- sc,
ns base 'fSf% ass' SaG or G ht S
'P Sc SEaSs! yfT d S:ms 9s
o, oncea ths .eone sa.st ,serro Ss r S afns
t G"s % fG seoTe ne the a 1a9 UEs
SGe nd Hide Ssd 70 S ONT one Be- r. SS
Pike then took the bat and hts to Wood who mqsed
h reached hi, third 1,e SepooaId was ou5eo loui
yIEss H5SSsAi hs i sSTs
iSr 81, 10 have Sssh mex a
had he been al all .ms T. and PeaTce got home Chap.
smith and STAR got home ne on passed 90 ba
aens S"Ss SS os SP'PSs R11 S,
base lie got home. however Tie next Int OF Xett
leint TO Wood Hall was taken on the nv by King |
another me zee OF neding This made the game &c |
10 IL Ia favor oil the home club.
EIGHTH INNING.
In this inning the Western club aEain ali To
the bat ave runs being scored Of which Pinkham made
A. ONE rul. The AtnntIcs made two more whom the |
White stockings for the ninth and last went to The
nat Wood, nhhert, ana Trncey. the only men woo |
made IN" bases. made while FLYNN, Meyere aud
'raVer gre put ont. The excitement now nlI |
over rs tho Aiancs were eight runs ahead 10 which
noweygr Sh,Umsn ana hs sdSed t~9 more and the
the full sco.e
WHITE STOCKINGS. ATLANTIC.
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