The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-27
THE OLD CHAMPIONS ALIVE
the CRACK CLUB or THE WEST
DROP THEIR COLORS.
Magnificent Game aud Astonishing Defeat
Of the Red stockings by the Atinntics-
score 4 TO against the Reds.

Magnificent Game aud AstonisbipR Defeat
OF the Red Stockings by the Atinntics-
score II to against the Reds.
Yesterday afternoon the Red Stockings played
the home and home game Of their series With the
Atlantcs OF Brooklyn at Philadeloai1, and q more
extraordinary surprise was hardly ever witnessed
tian in the victory Of the Brooklyn men They
were themselves, In consequence OF the long indis.
position Of Zettloin quite unpreparod for such o
suit. Fortunately, however. Z1tilon was in pretty
good fotle, although very weak, md they supported
him srierdidly in the field. The Reds played
beautiful game, but were terribly outbattel and
out.6elded The most
EITRAoRDfYARr TEATuR1
in the game was tlat George Wficht should twice
strike out, although a lucky accident saved him
from being out The second time three strikes
were chilled against him. Could played his position
OF FIRST base srlcnddly, and so did McVeJ behind
the bat. Waterman led their score at the bat On
the Atlantic side. Teafce. Ferguson, Hail. and Smith
nelJed beautifully, and Peaioc also led tie score at
the bat
Not over a tlousHrd persons were present to wit
ness the game. hut there viii be thousands who
wish now they had seen 1t, as It was, Indeed game
well worth witnessing.
BoTu MINES STRUGGLED
well and gamely. and Zetleb, the AH.nii, pitcher,
deserves the greatest credit for the pucky manner
in which lac stuck TO his work, though it was cain
fully evident after the Third inning, that Il was an
extraordinary effort Tor him to do 20.
rLAT WAS CALLED
a, $50. with tAc red stoctinvs az the Bat q
WRIGHT led "a with wagn hcent drive over Halls
head, and got to his y ird base II WIS lucky for
man ,vio made hi. base. hrirg ging nc King Home
lhe Atlauios were teen d rosod Of wiiaUut q run,
a'ti cuoh tart made ilrc drive Tor two bg.c- The
HgFf, sF.f Ig.ft
especially distinguishing liuself hy making an CX.
traurinary A. catch from nrir'r 2, ro ling over
and over on 70 ground wih the ball firmly rrasped
N his hand. In il,e itird inning The Rods made
three runs In consequence Of @ miserable throw OF
Pikc, when be ought 10 have mudc beautiful
double pay. Pike Led uG for thc A.uu,', and
reached his base On had nun hy Swcasr. Ne.
Donald then sent ",ar ioul" past Wetcrmao reach.
ing Ms Gfst. Dad ID key then fcpi beauty to
rignt re'd trir gnv Tisc home. and IN consequence
81 q little loose p'ay reached his second, aud Mc
Donald a.so came .omc. swlth was then taken
RID nor or THE BAT
bv Mcyey. but snr, on his lit to Gould brought
pcarre homo CHAIRMAN then sent hot ono 10
W tcrmsn. who overthrow u 10 Gould; hut the
latter. BY auaT'necnt gc,c OF hedinr, got tie ball
hl-h IN md touched his h1se in time Tho game
wa now % only in ,ayor OF Cinciuuaii Tue
Reds Tcro ,lcn disrcscd of In one, two 'lree order
Ferguson d.suosing of SweaZv, NcNcv. and a.
Wright by himself behind TIE bat while tho AT.
lauiics, through a nun by Dean sud another by
Gorld. made one run and tied the game. In the
9Th inning &. SMITH made n slight mutt hut the
Reds were Chicac0ed notwithstanding hcDonal
and learcc Of the Au1nues were tLen disposed OF
bases hut Chapman lett them there, being folded
out at lfst by sweazy and Could The game stlll :
TO a. The sixth inning saw the
ciycivw,rrASs ovcr MORE DISPOSED or
in one two three order by splendid heldiug on the
Nti1ntic side Two " the Atlsntc nine were then
rrt vut, when Hall made fne hit TO risht field
reaching his drst. PIKE then sent one right down 10
the ienCe br piGs II II home, and worRng rouud to
his tiird. Be did not 60 home, however, as Me
bN ruD nd " & rp
inrirY, q. Wright the kinl of ball piayers. went
or on three s'ks SSua Sa w ne ,aEee .s SS e ny o
nrs, b! MAtelmLn anl uogld, Tnil y1s tho fons,h
tIme no rcds tHd beer Nhi'ewashed IN succc'-
field swoaly ana Gould then l'led Suit out.
hot start nd { Hrman hyin got u cir base ,on
ter ono. 6. Wrisht uop received q h.t one rom
Fgrsv. and by ttul splendid bit NJ G,dng u Dc o
leauIni double pay the seoIe wa row G TO IN
r1Ng DOUBLE PLAY
between Smith, iearc ard start disnosel Of Dean
Leonard ,n a foul it tp. I''ge.n ael Hal were
t.cu tnf5u ON t"0 wsrtiir ny ca'c hy Wider.
m and I'.n ~; and Pike, ALTHOUGH q % mace f.
ooila ~ NCD0n. ~ v.l- ru' Cutat f,.. H.zr
W ap uc Esd rca Vcnt to ais nar, , rnth time
mosi ,-taoriirrry Sire OF lucS cycI Witnessed.
.'i ls Of ,GS on, g rrn M NV, ,eS Il, "i p, ''
on to centre Ge,a witch lloli made ~ splendid an
,urt to take, but without sues the very pace 30
| nom holding it G.. wish, tArn Wcnt - thc ia',
M ior second time .n TIE same truc' cu', bu,
Tcgl-on rIcl - Tod It ai once. lio IicHel IT,
| ha' w quickly, however. rui. rushing iurveri.
touc 30 George Nri-, OF. .'c Getting that bow ~
It.cit.lya dead man. L7ou"'d vHs rum ir- frr
i..c. ,ur him and no was tho pcrsoI O. touc. ar
rui ont at irst. This sip c'tated great confusion,
rnE rurrpE WAS PERFECTLY ccrrrcr.
Gould then went 60 to bat. and by splHHfii
duvc TO r.t te'd brought g.. Nli-d atd AitN t'