The sun., 1873-09-19
GOING ~ 10 UIE.
Hase uall Game Ia which tue Muiun'-
Meant Hu-iuc.- 4 Victory Over the Ath-
l,tics-A Gain DaS for the Gamblers.

\ Race Uali Game Ia which tue Muiun-
Meant Bu-iuc.- \ Victory over the Ath-
l,tics-A Gain DaS ior the Gamblers.
The game of base ball between the Mu-
ral- and tie Athletics on the Union ground
Yesterday was one Of the finest ~ the sca-
-ou and was witnessed 10y multitude. TIE
betting men were on hand e7ry and pools sold
rapidly. At nrs, the Mutuals were the fayoritcs
two 10 one. Then Athletic stock crept up, and
the ucttinc was even when 1t became known
that Allison would not play bc c'ausc OF injuries
received in Mondays game, the Athletics sud-
denly went TO the front; but before the game
began the Mutuals were again the fayorites SlUD
20 go. This fuctuotion gave the gamblers many
chances and added much to the interest ia the
contest.
Every move was closely watched by the crowd,
and toward the close Of the contest. when an
error Toy either eide would have decided the
game, the excitement was intense. Mr. NILS
Wa chosen umpire and called play AT few
minutes If four Icsler for the Mutual- E.tds
a good base Int. Incu he tried g. stead down t.
sg.oh'. ilt CIapp sent the bail llhc -hut, AID
W,nj To- h.st Hatacd sitI'cG a weak ia.r r'li,
which tlapp captured and threw TO hr-.. N'-
NLlvu caught start out on the ty. The Hut"-
We're whiteWasbeu. McGedry for ttc Athlctl,-
hjt wei fpr first. Mcbride was Leldei uut b,
li,l.-Wuttu 90 STAR. Ausun popped Lord one
and brought McGcMy home Fisher and Sutton
were taken Oh The uy. One run t'r Tie Ath.et-
Ia the second, thIrd, and fourth innings the
plly was beautiful uu uutA sides. : trDtN ava
tlrDr Was recorded, ana TIE players worked like
beavers. Matthew, and NcbriIe pitChcd better
than ever. Although several strong base htt-
were made, neither ciuu So rcd a run. Tie
MutUals were WulttWd.ucd also Iu the uith M
ning. The AtUlttly- put ga three ut,t ~ &c hits,
ami scored one run,
The sixth iuuin. was very exciting. Gedney,
aft,rd guuI Ll, for asst base, reached his thlrd
on whd throwing. lioidsworh sruck a trc-
home, and make third base himself The crowd
oi4uu.c LEEiVr went u4t tu q, 20 hCNulleu.
lllsuAm hit strong, and Hold-Wu urth U,u nome.
Tia crowd yelled like demons, litthcid popped
up little hy which was passed TO nr-t, aud
llEhun WAS caught mapping. The sauc VA u
tie, TWO runs for each
Ia the seventh and eighth innings both sides
settled back tO hard Wurh, and mot % run Wt-
recorded. Tho Athletics made tWJ base hil-,
the Nutudls none.
Eggler stepped to the plate on the oueniug
Of tuc ninth inning, aud strlc!. hard btll g.
out ncld. lie made Two bases. ihcn HiFham
knocked the tail way beyond anybody and
lrOught Eggler home. Hignam reached third.
Hatfield was captured on ny 10y tidpp. lllslam
ran home, and start and Nelson were put Out.
The Mutuas had made four runs and the Attn
letics two. Tue latter took mold 10 score two or
lose the game, Clapp did his best and secured
good base hit Murnan was caught on iiy by
IIl.haul, and McMullen aud tlipp were lut out
on bases. The game WAS won by the Nlutudl~.
made u remarkable one hand eaten and three
base hit, on which hc could easily have made
four had he been properly cuptaiued. llutnrd
caught a very dfhcult toul-houud, hnd made an
elegant thrcc-hase MT, tHpp made some eA-
Taordinary stops behind the bat.
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