The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-29
CAN THE MUTUALS DO 1T ?
WHY ARE NOT TWEED AND MIX Y
EORTOE ON TINE FIRST NINEf

Yesterdsy's Match with the Chsnpiss At
tantics-An ExcifinG Btrsgsie-splendid
Rseldiss, bst Peer strafegy-f1 % ~ In
Favor sf the Chsmpions.
There are but very few occasions where .
crowd Of about 5000 OF 6000 persons viii assemble,
and submit 70 broiing under the seorching rays Of
. midsrmmer sun for q couple Of hours. With the
Thermometer among tho pineties, 10 the shsds,
vsry powerful inducement Is necessary 10 attract
such On asssmblase Of persons ss was assembled In
ue Upion Ground yesterday. The announcement
OF match between the Mutual and Atlantic Clubs
Cor the championship would almost make New
Yorker or q Brookiynite return, II be were half
way across the styx on his voyage 10 tho realm OF
shNdcs Red Stockings White Stockings may
visit u.s. but they dont arouse such feeling EXISTS
when the above clubs play. Yesterday was no en-.
eeption TO tbe rule. aud thousands who would have
grur blel and growied at tho inhumani,y Of espos-
ing them 10 such
~ shone yesterday. willingly submitted to all the
risk Of sunstroke and the dseomfort Of wiitsd col
flowing freely from every pore, rather tLsn lose
sight Of this game.
PLAT WAS cALLsp,
with the Atsntcs at the bat. Pearce was the hrst
manner, made q nne clean hit to oentre hsld, snd
two or three foul Sslls, made q splendid drive 10
right field, and got to bis second base. Start was
in order He BAL o,S The
men OF his batting powers, he made Gne clean bit
70 the icft hed, working round to his second base,
Chapman u'cn made q clean hit 10 ccutre Geld,
Fo,ng TO his Grst base, S.,rt coming home. Fergu.
son mort popped up Hatneid's head, and got
his base. while Chapman, who had stolen from srs,
to second, got TO hi7 third Zsttlen then took The
Nv By O. Wills. Hall next cssaved run, but Nelson
nelded the ball nicely to r. Mills, snd no was out,
but CHAPMAN got home, snd Ferspscn went 70 his
nj has ftan ArO tbe lrd n
| d,n. who celied IL well to x, Mills, and the nrst
inninr OF the A,lantics was over for four ruus.
them, lie MUTUAL: bsised AZ sScr. and weak T. Minis
being taken o. the fy BY Smith, BSe'er BY throw
from Zettlen to start and Patterson by pretty bit
| OF ncidng from Pearce TO Start. and all without
making even base.
SECOND rSsiso.
| Mcdonald made hs base on n hit towards Hat
neld, who folded the ball TO Mills, as most persons
thought, In time but the umpire decided no; out.
| on One hit To centre field He rot bis second In
| consequence OF HATFIELD making n bad throw TO Mel
son, trying to put out Mcdonald on third. Smith
next mnde his base clean ~ to right, Melon
aid going home. and Pcarce to his third. Start then
QUICK enough to o. prevent him getting lis base, and
pearce got home. Chapman was then taken on the
ny, pretty catch, by Hatfield Forfusoa drove tire
ball TO Hatfield. who stopped II beautifully and sent
II to Swandel putting Start out at second, and SY
dell then threw to r. Mills, putting Fergusou out At
nrs,-a fine piece OF double play, loudly and deserT-
Nelson. for The Mutusl.. drove the ball T. Pike.
who mLifed It, and he got his base. Hatfield then
put one into Hai's clutches at centre aeId ana Nc
Mshon hit weakly 10 Smith, who threw the ball 10
clean biz % pa.t si Sase but but" i. %a Of ~ no I avail FUR
the than citing Nelson homo, as Wolters hti short
| to Zettlein. and was out at frat.
THIRD irSiNa.
oS SenS Sy G. s Ra Hs. s "ss taken Sos on q the
ny by Patterson. and hopes were entertained OF
made two sa.c. on a clean hit TO len, and MeDon.
aid feilcwed within nne drive to len for two bases,
mo se. gam game %sse his Sass ON n's % hi, TO esns sI
Consequence OF an oyerpitch OF woiters, then came
es~rs q s-ss sea setss sfss % Sass. roarss
| irotting IN. ststt was then taken on the fly by
| Swandell tte Alantcs having made three runs by
| powerful b ting, amer two men were out. Swan
dell was ten pc out at nrsI base by Zettlen and
| Start
! l. Mir5 was taken on the Av b. Pike and Egger
s.,CLd have beer out on an easy A. by Pearee. but
er se ISa hs base Neson S ken on tie ny Syr sy
Hall on the neIt hail, the gime being now to IN
| favor OF the AtAntics.
| FOURTH INNING.
| This wac q short one for the Auantcs. Chapman
went Out at the second base, While attempting Il
steal base, BY throw from G. Mills to Hatfield
| Ferguson At first by nice play between Swandcl
snd X Mills, and Zetilen being taken on the 1y b.
swanden.
the ony ore made during the game. and McMahoI
made made his base on clean lea all ~ 70 % lsi! neid eT, 6
Pike, anu Swandel on ny by Hall.
rITTH INNING.
Again did the Mutuals show fine Geldng. Hal
got bis base on ball which Nelson might hav,
One ny catch. Then Mcdonald drove the bali /;
Hatfield. who put Hall out o. second. and assistet
pay making % tie sccoHd Dd wssws.n ' for the S'uS a
lanics
v. Mills began badly. being taken on tse ny b,
Chapman. Egger got his base 4 due dlisy cuttel
to len. Patterson next made fne drive over Chap
name head. going to his second base, and Eegle
hut worked round 10 second. as the ball was no
quickly felded and Patterson got home. IIatdel,
laid well out for H. and McSahon vas taken by Hal
on the ny. The game was now to IN favor o
the ,Atlsntics; but the Mutuals were in splendit
fielding fever, so that there were hopes Of clos,
wSrH SS@sa = ~~- -
Pesrce sgain got his base on a hit over swandell I
head. smith was out, between swandoll and Z
Mills, at FIRST base. Start got his base a hit u
the right which brough, Pearce home but Char
man drove the ball to Swandel, who helded IL /,
TaIheld at seeoad base, putting Star. out and he
sent 4 70 Miis % Te Ee,y quickly and riapman % vi.
For the ay ey s'S on bound
Woters lit to right for his ba@r awandell neIt go
his base high bound 5 Oal toward Zettein
bringing wolters home Eggler go; his base on
hit past third base, sv andell coming home. Pat
terson was then taken on the fly by Chapman, an,
Nelson hitting short TO Pearce, K. Mills w1s fore
ed from second and was touched by Pearce. The
game row stood ~ TO against the Muiuals.
| SEVENTH INNING,
| FERGUSON went In and went out on foul bound
Zettlein next vent in and went out also on fou
hound, both by c. Mnls, ilanllit houncer owe
Nelson's head, getting his base, but Pike was pu
out at first by Wolters and K. Mills.
| Some 1ne batting was then shown by the Mutuals
The rsfire nine beina to the bat scoring six runs
thus ioadilg Ike Atlantics by two runs, amid tire
| nendous cheering, grcat persplriDg, and row Wit
| some noodle who had betted ten dOlsrs they wou
| not make two rune and who felt such a tender re
gard Tor his stamps that he did not wish to par
| with them.
| kIGnTH INNING.
| This inning was watched with the utmost anxiety
and when the champions were disposed Of withou
| run, the Mntuas were considered sure to win
| Thc wish Was iatLer to the thought perhaps; bu
| like mary other good tnings 1t did not come OF
the Mute being disposed OF without sign.
| NINTH INNING.
| In this inning tho hutuals lost nerve lttle an
occasionally threw wild, (which, with mun OF 4
Mills, the first he had made In the game, enabled III
| Atautics to score hye runs.
The hutuals had now three runs 10 make TO III
and every was on tho tiptoe OF expectation
Soon their hopes were blighted. W0lters was tn
| only one who got home, and the Atantics were dt
clared the winners of spiepddly played aud eI
citing game by two runs. The Mutuals were out
batted. but their fielding WAS out and out the bes
| they have shown this season. The following Is tn
| score: