, 1874-07-26

Ti,a a,,t,;as sra ai -, nd nnThar n,natv.twn
| BASE BALL,
| r77Yc.oos va arrAsr1rs
rho fon~.s ,-.r,o ~ tho ,h,nn;,,o,,, eo,,o.
o Ao4 ~ 6e.1o 49, ~. W. ~ 1.'.
oet"een tne "ni.e @tocA'nss' ., e14caso' out
the Brooklyn Atlantlcs, was played yesterday
afternoon in the presence OF about 1000 spec
t.tors at 1aast ona.1,alf of than lnd;aa WIN
e11od +ha ora,a .+,,d oon,n,ota1v Tba ,ft.r.
"'''o S"o 51ADa sse"a oo.'P'' y,
noon WAS clear and intensely hot.-ope OF the
hottest Of the year,-and a terrific gale swept
across the grounds from the southwest adding
| - tla .aooa ~ w. ,;,,,,n,e ,nd ,n,l;no +bo
no J '"s FD' " ~.
Dattlhs dlihcult. AT 1eas1 sucn "ou1o % 'ne
effect ordinarily, but it was only truo OF one
| side in yesterdays game, the home club
h,tt;nc with tremendons effect tha
5a,;,,a =, H.. fasnar,a 1,,1a.,,or,d +h~ora-
oe1i'u'S .. tno l"uouo uuue'4,Auu 'u,o"o1
many clubs this year. and kept down their SCORES.
| Bonds pitching has twice proved deadly to tho
/ routops and NJ all tmes has been fl;ficpH tn
49, h,,. ta 1vtta c.aa,;naa h..,o ,,,,,,;staa ,n
ILL., pu' tne "nl'o otoeh.h60 na'e punlaneo @ ~"
severely IN both games played 10 ILLS CITY. Inc
Atlantics place great dependence in their pitcher
| 1rho has won morn rames for them than the
| othor o;,ht rtaro-a cornh;rea tborob ~ corraa
oNnoa o'sns p'A'o'' ~~A,o'A.1' 'Aoo6A'o ~ ~S4o0'
the heid deserve cfealt tor supporting nin'
Theirs is not strong field in any sense. Judging
| from their display in Chicago, and they have
thu. f,rutterlv fai1ed tn Int Zett1ein's nitchinr
| =. -: 49,. H.. -,,..z.a go.
I'D 49, ~1as H. ~ ~ 60. thar
soly Hno ea'u9e s.ie so@l, pu' ~ ~ nusu .aoy
nau W culleuuu VIII ~ nusn tot1tne ua'.uS ~ DO
lne "Alto otocA4nes saFe InoLn W nauoae }eStet
DAY.
| iAE oAnE
oesaa VIII tue h'au'e9 ~ LIS oa,' onu taas
?o"el " uuPues. nl1' McLeA", as tnc aAoAtei'
1et1leln pe!ns Astle WIZ, fealco "1s sisol n's
base on ~ldes strictly called, ana reached second
on Meyerle y faliure 70 nold the pal1 throWn o1
malone. bootn lou ~ vas 1ahen @ y uleun,
anu muueu Rrouuae5 ny rolce gave onap M
h1st and Fearce third 1ett!ein captured 1ne
next TWO strkef5, fleee on u!g: anu hono 81
nlst, Closing Tue inning 1o5 "n1te"asu; oa!e
nts W nlaloue Ae5o1Ao 0oo Alueo'-tn' !at1et
3N nelEg 1ot Two paseA,-eatneo rSo runs 1ol .ue
hA4tes, a!tcf eutnooi4 Anu colc1 "uio out'
AGAIN IN tne secoHa 'anlnE Ane 0l'an'ics "ele
blanRea py peautl1ul Play, tnousn man leacoea
thlFd on Dad t1ro" ot Malones. Fese's, IN
this inning, made the finest lnheld play ever
was b.tted by Deh!man between snort anu sec
ond- Peters ran swiftly Tor It, and oy hleh
jump secured it in bis left hand. Without seem
Ing to Ta!t to steady himself, turn OF the tlEhs
Wrist shOt the Dali 70 Gtenn IN anp!e tune 10 le-
tire the batsman. The play Was chee1ed loudly
for some minutes. The hero OF THIS achieve
ment led of in tho second inning with safe
liner Tor one base and passed oalls gave hln Sec
10 10 attempting to run 10 on Forces MT to Fearce.
Inc II errors OF AnoSdell and Uenlmau gaze re
Whites three ntearneo runs; A1tor SAFE MT
oY Pcafce, "ao fe~thea I'M Intfa En'.e % Ine nett I~o
men we're pelns u uciaeu ou' " uts', u4ues nA.eu
the slde from tAll'lng py q supeso running ca1cn
almost on the Gfonna: ct1o1s oy olach ana
hnoWdel! gave the whites an unearneo run IN
tne thlfa lun1nBs "nue tna a1anl1ca "eie IT.
n1eo IN the oloer OF etrklng.
Az AMUSING PLAY
occurred IN THIS lQllOE. fGTrUbOU ML q 9[lUE-