The sun., 1873-05-08
ArfcroRp worm EiRyIYo.
The Rainmorr Bnn Players HtntPn by IN"
Atlaniics EVERYBODY disappointed where
the Qutduuucs Lost their Money.

About 1900 persons ~ asctnhlrd ON the
Union grounds in Widianshurgh yesterday
Afternoon tu witness game between the H. a.
morcs aud the Auaftics. The grounds wer, Ia
nnc oIdcr. and 'h, weather could not have been
u,oic favorable for both players and spectators.
The Atlautics we're early ON the nt Id, and amused
Themselves by passing the ball around while
AWAITING the arrival Of their opponents. shortly
after O'Clock d coach drove in with the Haiti
ui,tc nine, their ~,otcr, and few friends. Nc
Ncy. their second base man. was unable tu play.
his ankle having been badly sprniued IN the
Uait,uotc.' last natt!, with the Mu' tials. Char
lic Mills wa Lex and unable To- assist The Allan
urs. unc - the best r'avcrs .ne absent from
80 brilliant az II would nave been had each rluO
had its full team. At 80 the crowd was or
Grfrd from the ncld. and Mr. SwandelI Of tie
N'tual- was invited by both mines 60 he tie
umpire.
TuE GAut.
The Baltmorcs won the tcsa and sent the A.
'sniics t. the bat. Pearce, tue hrst striker. sent
au easy one To- Radclir who threw the bail to
Mile and p.'kVdid not rca n his first. BIrdncs
'h,u took the bat. and tpting tho hall go that u
struck Just ~ front ~ the plate was uuahic to
reach trst before the bali Bnyd popped Up a
iiLn one IT, short centre Geld aud the tall was
,du.ht nn the Hy 10y traNer. u us retiring the
At lanti,s in the one, Two. three uiucr without q
man getting t. the first base.
Furco then took the hat iur the Baltimorcs and
1i''t we LOUIS s'nt = n1t gr"ihnct t"waiu
lr3rce. D.chy stopped thc htll hano o.cur y
!.
Radclt drove the ball To- The pitcher. Btitl
threw the ball wildly to Ueblman ana ltadciid
reached his nrst In safety. PIKE struck fine
eruuudcr into tiEht field aud took his first. send
ING Eadclif TO third. Pike sftcrward stole to
second aud Hastings sent hot one To- third.
Wuich Ferguson stopped hut threw the hail tar
over Dehlmans head, giving Hastings his ~er-
uud and allowing Kadciin ard Pike To come
home. Carey struck high one, which was cap
turcd hy Ronsen. hut Hastings having stolen to
ihtd scored run. Craver closed the inuag@
hN e@ins out at irst; harlow to DenIman. score
laN In I
1hs rave the Atlaniics an uphill game. and
made their friends doubtful whether they could
win. Bets ot four 10 one were freely offered On
the Baitimores, with but few takers.
THE PLUCN or THE ATtA>TtCs.
The htlantlcs, however. went steadily Ia
work, and in the second innings Ferguson
scored a run. and the Batimores were put out
one after another with round o.
In the third aud fourth innings neither SIDE
scored. the striking of both clubs being very
In tho rfth innings Rcmsen and Pabor each
scored Tor the Athntics, and Radcln secured a
run for the BLtimores, making the score At
la, tic. 3, BaltImorcs 4.
In tn. sixth innings both sides retired with a
blank But In the seventh Nsmsen, Pshor. and
and the Batimores were again sold out for
nothing. This made the .Atiantics Q, Balti-
morcs I. The excitement OF the spectators was
intense. and when the Atlantics went to the bat
for the eighth innings they were greeted with
In The eighth inning. the Atiantics were re-
tired Tor blank. and Hastings scored a run for
the tiatimorcs. making the score Auantirs &.
Haitimores s.
rRaININO ron vtt-roRy
In the ninth innings both mines eNerted them
selves tu their utmost. Ine Atlantc~ were re-
tired in the one. two, three order York of the
Baltmoses, made his hrst hase on nuc hit
bat was caught ON second by Burdock, Cum
I mines drove a hot une to Pearcr. but "Dicky
. handled it Skilfully and Cummings retired
Force secured his 1rst by splendid croundet
but RadcliG popped up a fy To short centre field
/ which Burduck captured. Thus the Btltt
mUres were again whltev ashed and the veto
~ Was won by the Ausntic-, contrary to ever,
/ expectation.
So runs were earned hy the Baltimores. abd
! only Two by the Atlantcs. The folluwingis