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deed, and linblo, to bo completely upset By tho
oyontH of any Bingle day.


THE WHITE ATooKfN6s AND DALTntonEs.
Ihe anll monotol'V OF dcfoat. varied now and
thon bY acomnonpace victory, was btokon by tllo
White Stockings yesterday afternoon, In roally
Rnporb game With tho baltimore Club. The Hoa-
son In this city 20 far haH afforded no parallel to
the exhibition Us dlaplay Of brilliant folding.
and 1t rs exceedingly gratifying to note that
neVor In tte history OF tho home organt-
zhtion las 1t worked 80 harmontouRly as
"holo. and with s,,ch perfect aolf-
possession throughout. Every player seemed
TO understand bis dulieB thoroughly,
hno exoept III low lf1atancoa all the postlonH
"efe 1atltsese'y hliod. The whiting club was
t'efoated by SCORE OF to l. md even that eoli-
tary rnn would not havo beon niade IT tho Whites
had given that strict attention to tho gama In
the second Inning which tho remainder Of It ro-
ceived at their lands. To Peters maat DO given
tho greater share Of praise this time. Iiia play
at short Hold WIS marrod by but ono error. whjlo
on tho other hand IL loye'oped tfo nout brilliant
s.a.s 49,, ss.a,.s 49,, -, t,n.. s,,Sat, .,''s..'
stoPs aud ca'ohoe' ana LUG inos5 acoufato throws
The n1ost noticeable feature OF his field
Ing occurred In tho eighth inning. A
hard bit rrouufor won't botweon Fnrce,a
,oos and .onn dist,,oo ;nto .s,e
toes ,1 a'o ''No u'''"|eo NV -, .Io
neid' Ihere aeomoa 70 DO no poseinle
chance OF getting the striker out. but, aided by
1,,n visa or1ipnr. rrn,inp inward mud oc,rretn
s na.o.a ,a ,.,i s"S sa,a.aa -.
firing tho man at second baac, Which ho attempt
cd to reach, aud would have reached undor olli-
narv circumstances. Tho feat was loudJy and tle-
aorro.1tr ,,,,1,7oa n,d ,t i,,a tor .,ttIt,t .,,d
aolssa5 app'saao, uaA 40 IAe 49, a:4u
P1omptness may never oe "ltnosaoo aealn'
Poters also leads his club In tho batting aoore,
fiYo clean nits and aix totals boing credited to
lin. Meyo.lo's play ut SECOND bnso surprised
oyorv ous. Ho covered tho position like ono
experienced in Its dutios, and when 1t ia stated
viii bo noou that ho playcl steady
smo ttroughout uia battinr howovor
sn Co. -. .asa a,,,.r,,h1a ,,r r;,, hrn1ono h.
was no1 ,efy Ien'atAAo.s .ot ma, n.'nono w. ~
h'na the oat' was a7 en'o'on' CD no a'""ss ~
and he showed to much botter advantage than
nayar Ya,ied tn eend the bali Inst rieht for tin
baseman eyory Emo. Doylin r,layed without an
crrnr md in 6ett ar styio thsn for somo time past.
ma gg 9f @ ceoa
nitchinr waa r mora etfootiyo than usual and hla
aaldtny waa aB norfoct and hta battlur as I'M
uorfert az It Inns ever boen and doubtiess ever
vii be. A brilliant catch was mado In tho
outflold by Hines. but nothing e!so was done by
him Or liis colloaeucs. CutGbort and Treaey,
The nino wore admirabiy managed by Mstoue,
and Il II In nn hnnod thnf in future eiter he OF
enyns nthar romnetnnt nareon viii bo a,npoHerei
tn direct their movoments or the fa!d. H,thorto
il hag hoon mattor Of great uncertainty who
war and who waa not tue Captain, The balti-
morog woro veal, at Tho bat but played an aver
AGO fielding gamo. It is NONSENSE to say TINT
thew arc tue pooroHt professional club il, ths
tt,a,r a1{htv n win onu,oa frnm t1n