National Republican., 1873-09-12
TIE NATIONAL GAME.

Bpston vs. washinatou-Score II to o.
Yesterday afternoon the game Of base ball an
nounced In the REPUBLICAN was played on the
olympic grounds between the famous Red Stock
ing nlnc, OF boston, and our local organization
The nne weather and extensive circulation OF
the advertisement through the REPUBLICAN uni
ted to bring ont good audience, which en-
coursged the players to their best endeavors TO
MAKE brilliant display Of both their batting
The stonf, sthietIo build and brown skin Of the
visitors, dcepened by the red trimmings OF thcir
uniform, contrssted severely with the pale faces
Dostonians the fsyorites by long odds. However,
y was known that the Washington nine would
90 their level best 70 win, and with Nick Young
The hrst innings resulted In . score Of 70
notnine, and kaye hopes OF close game; but all
hand, nsnds gtunted their disappolntmsnt At the un.
and Gerhardt in the second innings, which per-
mitted the visitors to add ax TO their score, whs
ss;y Tsfsa our sGys with single run 10 this
Ia the fourth in,lnes stearna tept up foolish
attempt 70 throw me runners out At nrst base,
by overthrows. Gerhsrdt and Tommy Beais
batted hard for runs on this inning. The former
| succeeded In scoring, but Tommy-wa ieft at
sais aSsss en- snd ~ S
the crowd laughed ss the visiioa accepted this
se seorre Wright hmrafred both peIIsss, ana Hines
In successon on their nis, and faiied 70 take al.
vantage of tricky attempt at double play by
barnes. White caught the contasion and mIftd
Two foul. on Ssrharats bat while ne crowd
MT, but died At second base by the weak hit Of
steams, retiring the side with two runs. l'.E
s ;1S .Sol nS ,n Hs,y %n; ou ~ ~
bsaged, and Barnes came 70 grief By repetition
Of aeosse's folly; Thus = second goose egg wa'
Stearns struck out, but the maternal guardian
Of the third bag made a long hit for two bases,
and made home on the strike Of Johnny Glenn,
were the remaining victims, oloang the innina
with one run, the score now standing TO 0 10
favor o. the representailyss from the Hub,
| In the seventh inning nne hit BY Andy Leor.
ard, followed BY the same from BaTnes, gave
each OF these strikers base, while OK Bellask
ne os e nc Ticket once o. III
sp,lding. o'Rourke snd Adds were retired ii
Hines led on q, the bat for the home boys viii
10 the best styie, while Tommy Beals sent Pau
y 81 s. q night nsd Bs, her
lleved M second by Holly. steafbs retired a
INST, as usual, and put the side out with one run
the game now standing ~ TOE.
taken by snyder, and was followed BY narr,
Wright Who was nelded ont At nrst By Besis
,eorse Wright drove ascrsieher sione th,
Int was left there through foul tip b. Barnes
taken IN nne style By Snyder. Another round
/ for the Red Socks. .'I ss5l .
| Our old lady led on with nne hit to left neld
Snyder and 0ienn followed and were neldel ou
| al nrsA DeilAati fouled out leaving White q
third, and retiring the side with blank.
% white, who nelded Il poorly to hrst. AndI
i Le0nArd hit TO Beall, who made handsoml
double play and received the Applause Of the
crowd. He also made red.hot stop frou
barnes bat, aud was again cheered. O'Rourks
MED out to Hines, and retired the aide with nc
/ runs. alIHSl
Hines hit "fair foul" and was put ont tryini
| 70 make second. Holly 1ed out TO O'Rourke
/ and 0erhardt was nelded out at 1rst BY Barnes
thus ending the game with another round o and
/ By Q score Of TO II. .rI.....
White, Hines, B.all, Holly and Glenn did vel
/ on the homo nine, while Andy Leonard ant
Barnes are entitled 10 the honofs on the part O
the visitors. ..-.IIIIuI md.