New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-07-29
BASE BALL.
Champions of the Northwest Defeated by
Our Lone eStars-Sc0re, Twelve to Four.

Alter the de1eaU on saturday Dy tnt
| White Stockings, the Stars went in with th.
determination that no other club should dt
| the same.
After eating light dinner they went Il
the Lake Shore Park to meet the Etnas
champions of the Northwest, the club tha
defeated the famous Forest Citys of Cleve
land by score of four to two. Had it no
been for an error of Judgment of the umpire
in the fifth lining, the score would stanC
twelve to two.
The Stars played well from the start
| only two errors beng credited to them
The catcher and short stop of the Etnas
| are engaged by the Kekiongas, in place OF
Lemon, the catcher, and Selliman, the short
stop, they having left for parts unknown.
They both played III the game to-day.
FIRST INNING.
Lone Star-At hall. past three o'clock the
| game commenced, with the Stars at the bat
Condor led off with hit TO second, who
! failed to get it; made second on wild pitch
| Wright hit to third. who also muffed, and
| by an overthrow made second; Condor
| going to third. Leonard, by mutf OF
| short stop, made his base. Condor home
| Wright taking third, Leonard stole second.
| Hennessey hit safe one, bringing Wright
| home. Leonard TO third; Hennessey took
second. Tracy, Redon and Didlake went
out on fys by centre. Leonard scoring on
Redon's strike. Three runs.
Ktna-Hallinan retired by Redon on fly
Bredburg hit a fair foul and made second.
Taylor out by Tracy TO Condor; Bred
burgh to third. Reid hit high bounder to
Leonard, who failed to reach it. Reid tax.
ing his first, Bredburgh coming home;
Quinn was put out by Leonard to Condor.
One run-three TO one.
SECOND INNING.
Lone Star-Lauer took his first on called
balls. Scott hit too short and forced Lauer
out at second. Scott stole second. Condor
hit to first base and retired, Scott going to
third. Wright hit a hot one to third, who
failed to hold it. Scott scoring. Leonard
hit safe for first base and made third by
left felder's error, Wright coming home
Hennessev hit safe one for first, sending
Leonard home. Hennessey stole second
and went to third on passed ball. Tracy
struck out leaving Hennessey for the
second time. Three runs.
4Etna-O'Laughlan, after a life had been
given him by Hennessey's muff, struck out.
Ward hit safe to the right but was put out
at second by HenDessey TO Lauer. Graves
nit 10 Lauer, and was put out at first. No
runs-siX 10 one.
THIRD INNING.
Lone Star-RedOn, by muff and wild
throw of third, made first. Didlake sent
one out TO centre apd was gobbled. Passed
ball sent RedOn TO second; same took him
to third, and home on a mutf by third
thrown by catcher. Lauer went out on a
foul fly by first. Scott tried the left fielder
and he retired. One run.
-Etna-Lynch went out on fly sent 90
Lauer. HaIlinan then tried Lauer and was
more successful, as Jake let it pass. Halli-
nan stole second. BredbOugh sent one to
Scott and retired. Hallinan started for
third when Jim sent it to Wright in time to
put him out, but the umpire thought differ
ent. Taylor hit safe fair foul, bringing
Hallinan home. Taylor, in trying to steal
second, was put out by Hennessey to Lauer.
One run-seven to two.
FOURTH INNING.
Lone Star-Condon took base on called
balls, made second on muf. Wright hit
safe for one bag Condor going to third;
Wright stole second. Condor home; passed
ball sent Wright TO third. Leonard hit a
safe one down 10 second, bringing Wright
in. Hennessey went out on the fly by left
field. Tracy hit foul which Leonard run
on, and before he could return to first the
ball was there. Tracy hit safe for first
felded in time TO be put out. Two runs.
Etna-Reid put up one for Lauer but
Condor called Redon to take it; Tracy
telling Lauer the same thing, both came to-
gether and the ball was muffed, Reid 60
ing to second while they were arguing
about whose ball it was. Quinn hit one to
Lauer; put out at first, Reid going to third;
O'Laughlan struck out. No runs.
FIFTH INNING.
Lone Star-Didlake hit to third and died
at first. Lauer out by short to first. Scott
followed Didlake's example, and took
back seat. No runs.
Etna-Graves out on foul bound by
Hennessy. Lynch out by Lauer to CondOn
Hallinan hit to Didlake, who muffed it,
the striker going to second. Bredburgh
hit to Wright, who threw wild to Condor,
both men coming in. Taylor out on fly by
Redon. Two runs-nine to four.
SIXTH INNING.
Lone Star-COndon hit to centre and re-
tired. Wright hit to third and died at first.
Leonard struck out. No runs.
Etna-Reid hit safe in front of home
plate, but was put out at second by Hen
messy to Lauer. Quinn and O'Laughlin
both struck out. No runs.
SEVENTH INNING.
Lone Star-Hennessy, by a splendid hit
over left fielder, made three bases. Tracy
out on foul fly by Hallinan. Redon hit
safe over second, Hennesy coming home.
hit safe; RedoD home on wild throw, and
Didlake to third on another wild throw
scoring on passed ball. Lauer hit safe for
first base, and went to second on wild
pitch. Scott hit safe for one bag, Lauer
going to third. Condor struck foul tip,
and Scott running to second could not get
back, and both were put out. Side out
Three runs.
Htna-Ward hit to Leonard and retired
at first. Graves hit to Lauer, who threw to
Condor, and another hand out Lynch out
on foul bound by Hennessy. Another
whitewash. Twelve to four.
EIGHTH INNING.
Lone Star-COndOn out at first by short
Wright hit a corker to short, who muffed it.
but caught it before touching the ground;
very fine catch. Leonard hit a fly to left
field and took a back seat More lime
used on the Stars.
Ktna-Hallinan hit high fly to right
field, and was captured by Didlake. Bred
burgh hit sky scraper to left, and Scott
took it in nicely. Taylor out on foul bound
by Hennessy.
NINTH INNING.
Lone Star-Hennessy out on foul bound
by catcher. Tracy hit weak one to
pitcher and retired. Redon out on foul
bound by catcher. No runs.
Etna-Reid hit to Wright, who threw
him out at first Quinn out ON foul fIy by
Wright, O'Laughlin hit to Tracy and
retired at first, thus ending the game by a
score Of twelve to four in favor of the Stars.
Q. R, lstB. T,B.