, 1874-09-29
Game Between tho ChtCagos and
Athletics Yesterday.
The Former Club Gets On It's High
Horse and Is Declared the
Loser 9 to 0.
Trottlng ut the Fleetwood Park
Course Yesterday.
Cricket--.The Trigger-".Aquatic.


BASE BALL.
p1sonAcEFu1 GAME BETWEEN TIE WHITE
STOCKINGS AND Ar1LET1cs-THE GAME GIVEN
70 THE LATTER NJ SCORE Or TO U.
Sp<c,a. 1tspatch TO The chfc10o Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 2a-ThiB afsornoon
on the Athletic grounds was son ono OF those
o1d-tlme contests betwocn tho Duo Legs"
and tho celebrated Revolves," which delighted
lnrgo audiences when halfof that toam wero
qunrtored temporarily in this city. There
waa tho Bomo diyiBsn In tho crowd.
aud tho Lake City boyh were
great fayoritos. Tho gano was we'll p1nycd for
tho most part, and oposed with two runs for
tho Athletics and noue :or thoir opponents. A
missed fly by Cnthbett and bad throw to third
allowed tho Athletics ono run In tho third In
ming. Anson mado beautiful third-baBo hit
aud attamptol ratlnr Btupfd'y to score. but MAS
caught on 4 nico throw OF Treaoy to Forco,
aud thence to Malone. Outheort mado the
first run for Lis side, Ia tho third inning, by a
thrce-baso, aud camo homo On muH OF
hIn1one's hit. ClIpp brought tho Athletics scoro
up to thsoe in tle fourth nuing by making hit
for throo basoa assatod by h hit of aednoy,
upon which tic latter retired. At tho conclu-
olnaion Of ths fourth inn.ng tho scores were
tied, tho Athletics having mndo two
mud tho Chicagoa throo BY errors
md .gooi batting. !, Tho playing on
runs wore scored but in tho seventh lilo Dluo
Logs aided two by good batting, whlla their
opponolts agnin tied tito score, securing throo
on tw>-basohit by Force, who assistod materially
in tho work. Clapp, tho last hand out for tho
innirg while running to first base, md Ind
to ortsiro. Reach was substituted and played right
fell. Thurman going to first, AnBun to Bhort-Htop,
a1d McGeary bohlnd tho lat. Two Of tho three
Y.,F1Rn n 3fatn Yr1nfn n
ANON, and Anrnau. Tho eighth inning onded
iu blank Tor both uidos. Tho teafor 2ettlciu.
got at his old friend, Mcmillan, IN tIis inning,
n nna I u p segIyDS ex 20 him pens 1 such ghs
Ss %s 9as sna ,oetlmate M Suslness p0'Sa Sowover
and tho Athletic man Was more to blame for bis
display of bad tomper than zettlen. Tho un-
oomea to be rclatod. Tho Athletics wont in for
thoir half Of tho ninth inning. Darknesn WAS
fast coming on, ana tho bail could hardly DO
distinguished. However, tho t1oldora did well
lone requested the umpire to call gamo. This
he would not do. The Chicago man retuaed to
catoh tho ball. aud allowed eight runs to bo
acosed. Malopo gave Sutton a lifc on strikes.
attempt to secure 1t. Neach sent Poters IN easy
one, which he purl,ose1y let alp by lum. Ma
1one made . n,iserablo feint Of attolnpt,,
Jug to cut It,, OF l4;,da l1aad It,, At seeEna S,l
p4b8 Auu tu1uh NtG4 4ltNGb G9AAs 4AAa
Il ark WAS kept up 30 long that tho crowd became
;1s, uusrcd. The attempt to throw tho gamo 80
az 70 havo draw was TOO Transparent. and, un-
dor th,,> ruleH. tho umpire could have declared
two or t, hroo hands out. but Has 80 porplexed
hv tho t'Bgracoful gtato Of affnlrH that
h wnyld not do 30. After tho Athletics had
scored runt' and two bands were out. zottlein
and h. so hG oa1ps Gs 70 aaT nS Wo
:, A,e ufsS' II up \ Hr. Mclean tioa deeided tho
FL ssin,,, cites to Aayo won tho contest By n
acore qo to netting r. THE Tho lq' WAS
cosuts;. ~, ,rderly. Xuttloin who had boen tho
e,;naG very n,n1 tIa disgracefut waiting game aud
were not bep % ssbtsisa bss otsors to qn
meTous i ,hgn ra,,ni. some uiscreants spit tobacco
niea 'oS oSoi hs s aud threatened lin with
Violence. There W.T. no dlstur1anee a aoMevor. ',s
and she throng dispe. 'sed growing anu o'seon-
tented. Tho folloWingiA -
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