, 1874-06-04
The Latter Win the Day by
IL to 10.
Derby Day in England---The EPSON
Races.
Races at Freeport, Ill.,, and Cambridge
City, Ind.
Pigoon-Silooting ut Dexter Park.
BASE BALL.

TIE RED AND WHITE STOCKINGS.
The mucl-talkott-of game between tho Whtto
Stockings aud tho champion Rod Stockings, Of
Boston, waa playctl, yesterday afternoon, on the
Twenty-third street grounds in tho presence OF
about 1000 people. Tho aay waa oil that could
have been desired, the woather being dry and
PLEASANTLY cool. Notwithstanding tho fact that
the homo club waa beaten by score
Of II to 10. mono who witnessed tho
game, and who can look back upon
1t with IN impartial oye, will deny that it was
1lnoly-plnycd contest, except in raro instances.
Those who possess practical knowledge Of the
aport, and can mentally analyzo tho 'rolattro
morits Of plnyora as thoY 60 through game,will
readily admit that tho mornbors Of tho Chicago
nino aro the equals IN evory respect Of their rcd
loscd atlycreaxos, aud that il hursnlitsing co1n-
parisonB wcre drawn wo would In all probability
ilud that wo havo much stronger organization
in many reBpecta thnn it would DO
in place Just now to mention: Even III
their defeat tho White Stockings cloarly demon-
strated yesterday that tho talk, hoard 10 much OF
lnte, about tho Rods having a suro thug to win
every time they play with them, or With my
other professional club for that NATTER Is simply
nonsenso. But for errors on tho part Of Hhles,
Outhhort Moyorlo, Malone, and petora, and for
nh umpire whose partality wnB 30 Glarug as to
bo positively diBguuting to fair-mindod people,
THE TRIBUNE this morning would 10 enabled to
chronicle tho q White above tho lsod !" again,
to do many moro times In tho future.
It WIS apparent to all that tho homo club
played tho bost. The score, of course, shows
tint tho Dostons outbattcd it little. but It
was so closely watched by tho umpire that hnlf
his effectiveness WAS takon nwny, while spald-
Ing, on tho other baud, waB allowed oycry 1ntl-
tuao, and almost permitted to, do just
Which vi n' Of pleased s Ms 90 ne aP
Of the Whito Stockings agreed to tho
eoection Of tho umpire who acted yesterday,
but it must havo been either nIr. Gassette, Mr.
Young, or Mr.. Malone, tho Captain. The choice
was certainly IN unwiso one, rs it isa Well-known
fact that tho individual In question besrs tho
Chicago Base. .Inll Association no good will, bo-
cause be was not allowed to become member
Of The nino. Tho fielding record OF yeeterday's
garne shows that the Whites were superior In
wera ine1casabo, and, bcsidcH errors of The
pitcher arc counted in which woro solely due to
tho wrotclled nmpiring.
The gamo was begun Mt the usual hour. With
lilo toss. Tho former Wero put out without q
run, though it was no fault Of George Wright'a
taat thoy did not got ono. low throw by him
Einny Force Il base. MoYorle also reached first,
ing no fielding errors, they were blankcd. THO
second inning was tho reverse OF the
llrst as to tue batahg,. Tue chl.
caGo men botnE pMs out IN QUICK
lirst on Bafo hit-lconard. In tho third in-
ming tho aspect or tho Gamo was chanGed con-
hldorably Despite a bauty-mn1ed ny by Spalu-
Ing, tho Whites were aont TO tho iiola WIN tne'r
tra oypaos, ana linen thG 4'9hs sno"eo IT, ,no hlSs
lhoy made and earned three runB. Hall started
of With lightning liner to tho centre field, aud
was followed ny scha1er, VINO SEM Tue oall
utmost III tue same apot; hau vas
brought homo ny george Mrlg1t's t"o-oase Alt
70 Inc right aold ieico. eng ochatof @ scored
whlle Mhito Waa Doing heiaco oWs ~ n1se: a
eato MT py AoVoy earhou ueoTgo mmt!Bnbh rnil,
and then tho slue vas pnt OUT. lho pflnclpal
feature o. to ,t nes ~ Ill., ,t'1 r. lme ane mas
nlng ny eaten ny alohn that 10 ae!aom oaua!ea'
The fourth inning "aa%c poeun ny tAo Mnl.cs'
Myorlo securing a hnao on ane hle.
guy TO 10 le.5 s'anang a.a1ag ... on ,.o,, IT, W
Inc throo succeea,ne atliHels' m' M1lo noppcu
np "eak llya ior tne lnloiuGrs. mo v1HltiIg W!
club went out IN one, TWO, throo ofaef. Inc
fifth inning resulted ~ plank on goth sldes,
9nd WIS well lleideo " tne Maites. Ing latter
did not mat my safe mis-, nut one o. their num-
bor got as Tar as 1lrst On mum OF gfountef
by George Wright. On tho Boston side schafer
Mado safe h!t. only to becaughs OUT ~ Malone
End poters while attempting 10 steal TO second
base. George Wright WAS sent TO hrs! on Widea
when, if he had been fairly troated.
On htrlkqs: Mhite MADE a ! 2 sase he, ana aa
iatter ~ opportunity e assist povlin II ,naaing
tlne double play, Which waB cloverly talten ad-
The einth inning waa one q tho most remark;
able exhibitions OF ball-playng ever wltnessou
~ this Or any other CITY, and tue audlonco went
Wild WITH enthusiasm over II. Iho Nhitos, III
telr hni o. H. wen 70 na' no aes1 m aha H.. snteon
kl1lu OF olkLluB. earning uFo OF tleIns