, 1874-09-04

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Time qf qan,t-Oue hour and Gfly-nvo minutes.
Uppirt-Nicho1aa Young, Of Washington, D. q.

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Special Dispatch 70 3'hs chieaao Trtbsne..
HAnTFonD, Conn.,. 8ont. 3.--The Mutunls and
HMtfords played the eighth Ramo Of tho series
thia AFTERNOON, in the presence Of small crowd.
The general loosenoa9 which characterized tho
play Of tho homo club Gil Tuesday was oatire1y
both sides. Tho folding Of tho Hartfords was
une1coptionably good, especsaily Upper, N tho
loft fold, who secured ovory ball near ILLS Boc-
ton. Tho batting OF the Mutunls, however, MAS
notceab1y superior, and their opponents iu thoir
best efforta wore fnr from oqualsng It. The
game 1aBted nearly three hours, with tho follow
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TUE CHARGES AGAINST TIE PHILADELPHIA oLuD.
Spseiat dispatch To The Chieapo Tribune
pu1LApE1rit1A, Sept. 3.-~Severai reports haye
beou given Of the inyestigation into tho actions
Clubs Tho aifdayits made havo all boon care
fully ltopt under lock and key and mono but tho
Investigating Committee wetc allowed to know
their contents. Despite ail this secret worGing.
your concsrondoMt got hold Of tho following
~ verbatim copy:
William McIean, residing at 1877 Grand avenue being
swo5n. doth deEose snd NY: H.. %ns . II Chicago It
ind underaIood t, totwecu Gu ths Two I'D eluts ID that ~" I
pyea to in ut' Ea e2 ~ ptsTs. tho to ls ss
game being PLAYED; Hna On tho sumo tny. was ap-
i'hado1pha DsseDsli Cub. uc took mo 10 ono side,
in the hotc thu Ctto} w1ero they stopping, and
ted mo 9,o,a that he had saso With h gavo to
b. ' resat 'E of this ~ sano, s'pne eatins at tho
tin.o that It wiz nll tho money he haj and that
ho would M Eye ,ta rS oss1a aro ny dscsion II
thero were four otlers tn with him. He named
them as CnM1nIngr Hicks, Crayor, and Mack,
md himself, aud wanted tho game to result in fayor
$3.50 told him would have nothing to do with II aud
said would umpire tie game the sano al had
done all the ether games. le aall they all TO-
gcthor. and ilA Cummings was to put tho balls right
, on shs eas; During ths game, SAVE saw csaySs 60 70
his hand to Lis mouth and eaid, "If you cannot
win this game Sou cannot win any as you haso got it
MI your own WAY. II MISC saw Craycr Mt second base
Rtsh " ba fo% II fbs na.a H. s,. sna inst'ad ~ s Of
ho throw backwards over his head. lIo also
picked mp ball close to Mnck mud threw 1lati nnd
wide TO rst base to lroYent tho runner from being
rat out. Cummings. lllckr. crafer Alaek anl lad
Cummings pitched during heghne nice for tho battor.
10 say Tint he pitched the bali IT he wanted
the hatterH to bit IT, Hicks did not throw to aecond
hase :. he can DO and uNh TO hayo aene the players
arms mo tn my oplnton was remark TINT
heard 11icks mako to Chbcrt:" fyou eau show mo
any man that IL wrong will giyo you Sas. Sworn
s3i aM1 subscribed to this 2osh day of Aussst 4. D.,
3.r. DrLAAi:Y, Alderman.
Radcliffe and his brother tlony tue truth Of tho
chnrgeB. Tim Cummittco iayo roulere1 TO-
port tonight recommending ]. r. ltadcltfes g
immediate expulsion, mud roprimanding tho Dl-
rectora Tor u lack OF dlBCp pue alao for uogli-
Eonce IN Tho performance Ut thoir duties,