The sun., 1873-06-26
THE ERSElN VEN DEFEATED
CONTEST HEtWEEN TUE NUrrt1s
IND RENOLTIES
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thcw-'- PITCHING roo Nnch ior Thrm.
There was a fair assonhrgc uf spccio.
tors on the Union Grounds yesterday afternoon.
and they were treated t. Al Interesting rape
between the Mutual, AMI .hc R's i lte4 VI No.
Jersey. The Rcsolutcs have materi illy strength.
cncd their nine by the sub .'itution ~ w,as.
worth and Nevins for Loughlin and d. Allison.
Mathews ~ the Mutuals pitched so crertivev
that in the first i've innings the Rrsolute. did
not make a first base hit. Afterward they
seemed to get the range n little better, but
throughout the game the pitching was the great
obstacle to the Resoutes winning the game.
Burdock Of the Atantics was chosen umpire,
and filed that than less position to the salts.
faction OF both players and spectators.
At THE NAT.
At 9ij the Resol Ites. having won the toss.
sent the Mutuals to the bat. Eggler was first 4,
step " to the plate. leading OF with lrst-6ase
then to third n Cham struck houndcr which
Mathews captured AMI threw to first In season
the first run Tor the Mutuais. Hatned sir,i"s
Fleet took the ~, closing the inning fpr the
Fleet struck to lIlcham md retired n, nrst. II
Cnmpbell popped ~ q little tly aud li than
caught IL. Allison struck hot one To- iniri.
Hatfield picked u ~ aud threw II ~ start In
seas m to retire spn, clp.ing the first innin,
Mutuals !, Nc7olltcs a.
Martin took up tue bet but struck into NJ
Ctmpbcll's hands and he wa OBLIGED ~ .it
down. Hicks hit a bounder to Wdd. ,orh and
he also retired At frat. Mathew. sfst.<u in ~,
one Just IN front oi the Plate and before any ma
could Dick It ~ reached 1rst. Gc iucy s.rIcks
short hish one aud N,vn- 81 'edt it, having
Mathews ON first WI h three nut.
Austin hut "a scOiCher To- liuld.wprtl nut w1s
put out az first. N Cnmph. u was di'uo-ol ofin
foul bound t. Hicks, making the score Mu.
tuals litsOlutc-, ..
LIVELY PLAY.
In the third inning HolIsworth WIS uut on,
az II ~ bY a bail skftilly stOuIcl bt N.d worth
and finely thrown 10 NJ. CinpU H. E-grr udds
n base hit, and while II. Cmprrl w.. urcplr-
ins 10 pitch the ball, made move a. if to run
down to second. II. Campbell threw toe tail far
out of the lrst base MAJ reach. and Dave ran on
to his third. Iligham took iir-t ON line hit,
sending Egglcr home. Hirhan stole To s.cond
and went on To third o. an overthrow hv lar.
row. Hatfield popped uu short fly and was
caught out uy Fleet. start took Gr.t un fine
hit, sending lIigham h mo. start worked
around to third. bu' Martin WIS put uut at nr.t
10y Fleet, aud Joe was lett. adding two runs to
the Mutual's score.
NeylnS retired ON ny well taken ty Gednsy.
and Firrow was disposed of In the same wav.
Booth went out on foul bound t. ilic.., max
ing the score, Mutuils b. t'suldt,sU.
iIrks opened the fourth inning Al the bat for
the Mutuas. but was caught ON 4 ~Ilri iv by
Fleet. Mathews made ms base by a h,d throw
aud stole down to second. liut GcdurN vent
out on tiy To Austin, and Hold worth was put
out at first by Fleet, leaving .hcws On second,
Fleet struck into the pitchers hands ann
Mathews easily disposed of him NJ hre T.. u.
Campbell went out on "A fudl bound to liicks
and Allison was put out at first Wv holdsourth
closing the fourth Inning. m which tue kcso-
ties had been retired a before, III thc one,
two. three order. The Mutu4ls ndd now scored
three runs.
sHAur woRK
In the nfth inning the pldyin was very sharp.
the Resolutes d % sing uf Eggier, llisuafu and
Hatfield, one after the utn-r. aud al py WAd.-
worth 70 VI. Campbell 1t irst. anii tremendous
applause.
nv "A fine throw uf lloldswoth to : Hrt NJ
Campbell was given his base ON cIiicl balls
aud ran to II amid great cheerint he ucln. tue
first man of the kesolutcs wnn hdd reached ur,J
base In the game. MadSwOrth was al.p given
his drst on called balls, sending tawpncd to
second. Ncvns WAS pat out at first b, ID, L.,
but Campbell went on To- third AMI Wtd dsNogth
To second. A farrow took up tue ash 81 seemed
as though the Resolutes must certainly ~ ko a
run. But, although taron strIck d not one,
Holdswurth stopped IL dni threw 10 t. star Just
In season To- put fdrrow 9ut ~ first. ci', NJ INC
inning without n run, Campbell being left on
third and Nadswurth OF coud.
In the skin Inning staIt tuuk art uu cJ.led
balls. Martin made lne Int, ta>iug hr-t. and
sending Start On 10 tuird. Hicks went out II
first, and ON the wild throwing that succeeded,
start ran home and Mar iu went 80 tntru.
Matthews struck a lont i1Il INTO LETT nehi.
winch Booth caught On the buuGd after hard
run. Gedney went out ON long ny To- centre
field 10 Austin, closing the siX,h inning Tor tn
Mates and addn- one to their score.
THE REsoLuTEs WARMING UP.
The Rrsoutes were not 10 be beaten In this
way, however. Booth took up the bdI dUu udIa
the first clean base hit for the licsuutt,, under
prolonged appl use. rect s,ru,k an tasy
Lpuuder to Higham, ana everybody expected 4
douhle play, but Booth was running like deer
for second. SO DICK made suIv ot Itt't Oy
throwing the ball To- start. Booth s.ci on -
third, and came home on a splendid ht 10y IL.
Campbell, who took Lrst. The hrst run
bV the R"-Olut"s was greeted win round
after round of applal lse. II. tamphel
stole to second narrowly Vsclpin- ON bhe tArUS
lt.HL- al
/ Allison, who took frs. Austin went utt ul a
foul dy, skilf Ally held hy Hatfield. NJ. Campbell
made a hit to Huldswurth IN waich ne pL-li u
have been put out, but 10y bad throwing lac 80
bis base. IA. Campbell came home. and Allison
reached third. NJ. Cdmpbel stole Il Iwn o. Sec
ond hut MadswOrth Il ,sed the i'll nlug b. pop
/ ping up hy which Hatfield secured. rms made
the MutuaIs 4, Resulutes :.
A LITTLE HuPE.
This spurt ENCOURAGED the friends ~ the
! Resulutrs, and theV bc-an To- have some hupes
! of winning. The sports began To- WINtr, aud
! Resolntc stock went up, 81 that many bets we're
/ made even.
! runs t. their score, two ~ which were sru 'd.
] making them seven. The Res IlItc- iutu went
In and made two more runs, making Their ore
four. In the eighth inning the MutIai- Ids
b two more. hut the Re~ulute~ failed e. score.
The Mutuals went in for the ninth inl l1st
J inning, but were put out IN one, two, tiree
! order under Tremendous applause tr .u ihe
friends OF The Rcsuiut.-. the N'~ll. tucn
went to the bat. Far,uW 49, dI-pp-cd II a.
/ first 10y Hatfield, and thpdEh BIuM u de hii
first op me hit, H. dl-po,' ui Fleet. Hul
/ Booth being caught nap tu- at ur 7, Wa- l'o
put out, closing one ut the huuc-t u-ht
tull-, the score uClug Mutu.ls q, lie. ..lcs
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