, 1874-05-31

Northwestern and Racine Colleges, which 70.
suited in victory for the former, By score OF
to /. The Northwestern Club earned three OF
its 1ans and made only five errors, and the
Racine nine earned it's solitary run. The game
was for tho college championship OF the North
west. ......
posroxs vs.. PauADELPH1A8.
Srte1al Dispafch to The CHICAGO Tribune.
DosroS MAY 30.-NearIy 4, 600 spectators wit
messed The game this afternoon between the
Rostons and Phitadclphias. The contest Was
decidedly the most interesting and most
closely contested which has boon seen
in Boston this season. Ihe TACT thas
on Friday the homo club were able to score eight
runs, while the visiting nine Was unable to send
man over the home-plate, caused many intell-
gent minds to hold the opinion that similar
game was to be played, and would, therefore, oe
void Of interest. This ~ WAS .or ~ no means 3saps
was serious question whether the errors OF the
Bosrons and the good batting Of the Quakers
would not reverse the verdict OF fr1day. Gamo
WAS called at five minutes past o'clock. WITH tne
Philadelphias at the bat. Esgler hit safo. Holds
worth out on = fly to Leonard: f9lmer NJ
hot one to George, who failed to handle 1t.
CrAver ont on fly to George. York TOOK nrst on
Leonardo error. Radcliffe made clean hit. aud
two unearned runs we're scored, MACK mag
ing third out by George. to O'Kourke. me
Bostons wero unable to do anything Tor tho
first t1ye innings, go perfect was the fielding Of
their opponents, Spalding, Hall. and schafor .'
being tie only men getting base hits. With
these exceptions they retired in striking order.
tho .Fillies" not making fielding error. or
visitors wore unable to score. though Hicks
and Fulmer hit safe, and O 'Rourke gave York
first on an error, for which there WAS no
excuse, savo that Of ovor-conddence. a bail
was hit short to him. which hs took
fly from York to schafer WAS dropped,
beautiful and unmistakable muh. In the fifth
they got one man home. Radcliffe fouled out
to White Mack Lit safe and stole second, went
and came home on Hicks safe hit. Cummings
and Eggler going out. The Bostons. IN
tho sixth scored two George hitting for two bases
and going to third by Whites safe bit. spaId-
ing took first on miBjudged fly by Radcliffe.
WHO, when he got the ball, made wild throw to
for second, but Hicks threw to Craver, who put
him out, White III the meantime coming home
Bclafer and McVey were also out. First euchre
for the visitors. From this out there were
we're able to get but one safe hit, that
by Mack in the sixth. AIcVey came behind the
bat and White went to right field. The scoro
now stood 3 to 2 against the home club.
Leonard went to bat, but Was retired at first
by CraTer and Mack. O'Rourke went out on
Hall followed with beauty, and Shafer struck
q long 1y to right field which yielded him two
bases and sent Harry and Hall in. George out
by fly to York. The game was now won
by one run for the Bostons, provided
their opponents could be kept from scoring.
This was done by magnificent running catch
by White in the right field from fozk's bat,
Crayer haying taken first on Leonard's error. It
may be safely said that 6chafer's two baae-hlt
and Whites wonderful catch saTed the game
for the Bostons. Tho Bostons won the game bJ
batting, ScEafer loading The Philadclp'laa
played an excellent fielding game. Cfaver alone
putting out five men, and assisting ei1 times.
and not an error. The result at the eighth in
ming wns as follows: Bostons, 1; Philadel-
phias, 8.
MUTUALa vs.. ATLAST1CS.
Special Dlsnatch to The Chtcago Tribune
New YoRK, May 30.--Fuly 5000 people Wit
messed the first championship gamo between the
Mutuals OF this city and Atlantics Of Brooklyn,
on the Union grounds to-day. The game was,
without doubt, the best played and most e1clt-
ing ever seen on the Union grounds. Both
mines played avery fine fielding game, but tho bat
ting owing to the effectiveness of their respective
pitchers. WAS very wenk, three frBt-base hits
being the sum total OF tho nine innings. In the
first inning the At1antics we're easily disposed
OF, but the Mutuals were allowed to scora two
runs By three first-base hits, assisted BY errors
Of Farro9 and West. These runs, however,
we1o all that the Mutuals we're able to obtain in
the game, and ~ tho Atlantics we're unable to
score the gamo ended in faTor OF the NutuaS
by score OF to0
The following are the
Atlant:es. s. es................o . 8 . : : . : -
'Aasa; ai~s II Gam;:ons hour snd 10 ninusss.
ATHLETICS vs.. BALTrxoHEs-
BALTIMORE, Md. May 30.-Base ball: Ath-
letics, 6; Baltimores T.:
BoSTOSS VS.. PH1LADELPH1A9-
BoE1os, May so.-Base bali: Bostons, 4; Phil
adslphias, 8.