, 1873-08-17


SIack and ond tho inning, Troaoy meanwhile
scoring q rim. OF tho 1vo runB mado 1t cannot
DO anld that one was actually earned, though a
polhs might bo atrotohcd to mako It appear 80.
| THE SECOND INNING.
The DoBtona started on IN tho secoud inning
with o mhn out, bohafer striking to Doylin, be.
tween whom mud Mack, ut first, protty exLibl-
,s, nitiofi 81 folding occurred: Harry Wright mot
| WIN better stlceoss. sondng the bal1 ovor tue
sh.oI1rt-stop's hoad for d bnso, and boing carried
etlil noaror home by another aafo hit on tho part
| OF h!B brotllor. A two-basor to right by DarnoH
brought tho two to tho ucoro, and tllen spnll-
| ing went out from short to ArAt, and LEONARD
! on foul to Malone. The runs 1nado wore
! earned. Tho votIerablo Zottlon oocneionod somo
| good"humorod remarks, boucornng his batting
ana running. qualifications, when ho stood
np tIpn Tor ,vi ball mud fnl1llod Eonoral oxpeota-
Wright and O'Ilourko. Cuthbcrt wont out On
| ty to Harry Wright, mud Wood on foul to
sohafor aud the first blank Of tho game was al
accomplished fact.
The Boatons went to work well III tho third
inning, Whito boing first to tho bat and making
safe hit to contro. o'nourko followed lis OK
ample with another to left Addy went out on q
Ing mon was brought in by o clean two-base hit
10 tho left fence by schafer. Whilo tho bali
was boing passod around, tho other got to
third, and ,shilo Wood was dispoeing Of Hurry
mAiEut iy n9 I'Aio uutne' deor6e wright WIS
The philadelphiaa, failed to Impress anybody
with their batting skill In tho haif
Of tho inning which belonged to them. Malono's
woak hit was folded by BaynoB to ORourko, and
Doyltna easy hy. WINS captured by Leonard.
Beehtol sont kissing grounler to George
Wright, which WAS capitally folded to first,
wlero tho throw was nlulfod. Fulmcr'a hit to
barnes = WAS juggled, but was got in hnnd In
time to rot;re tho striker ut first, whom the ont
should have boon tho man running to second.
This was the second blank, aud tho game began
to grow exciting.
TnE FOURTH 1vN1so
reaultod In the whitowashing Of tho Bostona,
WHO opened out with safo bit by Barnes. He
to tho watohfuinoas w Of % zsstIoin, is wIso found founa
hin him If f5o0lIang around the baso spalding
from third. O'Rourke hit safely into tho left,
and there wore three mon on bases and Addy at
tho bat; 4 foul tip, which landca in Maloncs
hnlds knocked bis hopes Of 2 home-run into q
cookod-hat, which Is bad ei1nile, hut will
anHwor all practical purposes. But threo mon
won't to bat on tho Philadelphia aide. The first
was Troacy, who sont up foul fly for O'Rourko
to cnteh. Tho second was Mack, who matlo q
snfo hit, but WAS afterward foolish enough to
run on foul md got caught of his baso. Tho
third was tho tloet-footed Zottloin. who wns
holdod out by George Wright and O'Rourke.
THE FIFTH INNING.
Bchafor began the fifth inning with q safo hit
between ehort and second, but like Mack In tho
previous inning, he rnn on foul OF Harry
Wright's, aud both wore put out. George Wright
was stopped by Fulmor and Mack. Again the
bort went out on . foul to White, Wood on fly
to Barnes, aud Malone from Barnes to ORourae.
Tho folding of tho ball in tho lattor instance was
unusually skilful, parncs catching it on tho
ting it to tho first baaonlan without stopping to
recover hiH equilibrium.
IN THE SIXTH INNING
Barnes aent fair foul to left for ono base, and
was again caught mapping in tho vicinity Of the
bag by tho willy Zettioin. The victim tried to
nlako tho umpire believe TINT tic boss pitcher
balkod, but owing to tho emaciated character
Of tho claim 1t was not allowed. 6paldiug was
tiyed by Wood, and Leonard by Mack. For tho
fifth time tho Philhdeiphias were unable to
Bcore. Schafor and O'Rourko saved Doylin from
muscular exertion. Bechtel waH retired on O tIy
to spald!ng. Fu1'ner mado tho ball strike in
slde the homc-plato aud bound out Agniu for o
snfe hit. Trency foulel out to White.
THE SEVENTH INNING.
Tho interest In tho gamo deeponed every mo-
ment, for the Bostons Wero but run nllead and
tho blanks thickoned on tho score. book. Tho
seventh inning alao resulted in blank for them,
though it was not Woods fault that tho ending
was not different. White struck to him, and
wns allowed to get base on o high throw.
O'1tourko struck to Deylin, and betwoen tho lat
tor and Wood, White wns put out, White running
Mack, aud schafer by Zottloin and Muck.
won't with such rapldity from The ba. at to the the
folders hanes that it was absolutely invisible.
blink in this inning, Mack was put out from
scllafor to o'Rourke through good folding.
Zettlein was dyed by Spnlling. Guthbert eont
tino safe llnor to contro for ono his first
good hit in the gasne; but ho was aftorward put
to George Wright.
THE EIGHTH INNING.
Tho Dostons increased thoir acoro in the
eighth inning by ono run, which they should not
have boon allowed to make. After Harry Wright
had been put from short to ilrst lis brotEor ,tfr
struck to Devlin. Tho bull was well stopped
but thrown 30 poorly that 1t went into tho crowd,
and before It WIS returned! George had roachcd
third. A fow seconds afterward Malone over
threw TO- third In attempting to put him out
there while he WAS dancing around, aud he run
homo. Barnes wont out from third to first
spalding hit aafoly into the loft field. Loon
ards boundor to third WAS jugglod by Doylin,
Dovlin to Mack. Tho Philadolphias went In INTO to
do something extraordinary, but thoy failed mis-
erahly, aB tho following record Of tho porform-
anco will show: Wood, safo hit. Malone, out
on fly; ball returned to first before Wood could
run back, and double play resulted. Uoylin.
out to Spalding.
THE NINTH INNING,
Tho game now seemod to DO Boston victory,
beyond doubt but III ordor to mike 1t moro
binding four additional runs worc deemed noces-
sary in tho lnst inning. They wore mado in the
following manner, tho batting being OK
collont: O'Rourko opened with safe
bit to centre; Adly followed him with
two-basor to left, and Sclafor with ono-bager
il tle opposite direction !; Harry Wright hit to
Dewlin, and gained his base owing to wild
throw; George Wright Lit safely for base,
but as he did not attend strictly to busi-
mesa, cuthbort, Wood, aud Mack formed
combination to kill him. md succeeded in the
undertaking Barnes went to first on q nun OF
Woods, but waH put out by q throw Of Malono's
while attempting to steal second; spaldiug mot
his fate ut the lends Of Fulmer and Mack. The
result OF oil this excitement was four runs, two
OF which woro oarned. Tho pAi1alolphias
awoko to sense Of their uncomfortable sltua-
ton, and enteayored to tie or at least como
within respectable distance OF their opponents.
Their arat two battors were put out,-bechtol on
long running catch by Barnes, which brought