The sun., 1873-09-10
A EOUSING GAME OF BALL.
HOW THE WUTT TfLS DTD TT FOR THE
IOAIONS IESTLRDIY.

HOSTONS rESTERD1Y
An Oli-Timc Contest the Union Grou rds
-Magn fccnt play on Both sides How
those w6o Bought Pools were Quilted.
Tire game bctv cen the Mutuals and
Bostons which was played on the Union
grounds yesterday had been looked forward to
with more than usual interest Each club had
done good work since their last game, and II
was thought that the Iiostons would easily carry
away the laurcs. Such a notion PREVAILED 40
oxtensiyoly among the betting men that they
! offered reasonable odds on the boys from the
Hue. These odds the Mutual's friends took as
fast as they were offered. and the pool seller
sold the choices as fast IA his assistant could
take I'm the money. AT 0rst S2j to 60 was offer
I ed but as the time for calling the game APP
| preached the Mutual stock went down TO sl7 to
| Slj on the Bostons. $ veral bots " $,5 TO s5
| that the Bostons would win In two innings were
made.
The attendance was the largest that hai been
on the grounds for several weeks and there
was breathlo.s Interest throughout Between
two and three thousand persons witnessed the
play. Rurdock Of the Atlantic Clut urnnred
the game a"d did not make All c.ror. The
Mu,uA- won the toss and sent IN the Bostons.
THE GAME.
George Wrlght stepped to ne plate and Mat
! thews opened ON him with hot pitching.
George waited until he was suited and struck
powerfully. Tho ban sailed way IN among tho
httle stars apparently and thuse Hho haI hyt
Na- l.iut &C. ,v.r .',, hv "a. t,tt hr r'n
'hn 'hc meu wuo mad beg on the Nutat's
o. Wcd biruos hf % liner int lett heit. ant
}. .o.. a, 'uuu-h lc was good fur two hs-c-,
o.. tttHrN tu'h o. while running and drew
f''t' tu .nor -nout ,nt tine Nutuals. ~paui.
..u- ,i.J -t,..,i. which was quickly rt--, i
.i4 Tie H's-ui's "4 Aea 90 tie he'H i"f
~ tIc Nu.oa.s lgcles. rca.noa hi. dr-t
sale one 'I ".n,r. h"ld. ita.heid went t. ntst,
but h, llilhiH and ,art were put GA. uu haso-,
81. 't1h Ee ,.r r,p h'n' on s Wild rltch aud
lus.cd haii j., White, e., elm the inning "'h
one ruu fer tie AiatUais to uUut for tue DOstpus.
sruiING BOWS 70 WORK.
i.eoaari .rynei the .e,,,9A ,,nni.g' %S't4l
he.uiifulV 10 frst. Wai.c i'll a gtol one IT,
l,u fcd. OK1Lrke knocked a fy 90 ceht,r
n"lt lnd ftg,r caught 1t 50 nicely that the
spc, .l.cr- shouted long and loud. Addy sent
warm enc TO Matthews which ue drove g. ir
ia good si>le. and the hpstons again went out
NJ "a n,t feeble one Tor the Mutual which
Suauluiul pat To- fret just IA time Allison mt
10 stcond uu = passed bail, e. thii 4 sud h .. On
Gcdueys bat 10 left held. Ntmtime Matthews
wac put out al hrst aud lloldsworh soon ioi-
Neither elub scored in the third inning in csn.
sequence of sharp feeding In the fourth tho
Bostons went to work Barnes rdpped fair
f,u, b. III and had spun around to second before
Inc Mtu4ls fetoNtlcq tion tts''r - tphiSu ntu''
Barnes made good base strike: Leonard ht =
hard one Into GedneN hands. White wd- caught
out on Nv Nelson scored and Addy scut warm
one e. left field and brought >pauldue 'nie;
Schaefher cpuii not G.t :. .tthewss hot ialls and
s.rucN out bach club mad - red Two runs and
! ia" spct ,l.urs began TO DE excited.
uI>,orNNot>G rur v,rrALs.
htaell stepl ed To- The ..a-e and drove bot
.i.. tIt..rl ui-c.Nhi' 20 >chd, fh.r uedcd t. first
%. Instant igu lAtc. iic aii u f' hAe.y tndi ha
0.s red. start was euH-At Out on Nv
/ Whiru bftut- hld a htId chase g. i"ach Nei-". =