, 1874-06-02
SPORTING NEWS.
The Athletics Defeat The Baltim0rcs
10 10 5.
The Atlantios Badly Beaten by the
Philadelphias 10 to O.

BASE DALI.
!sptcia1 Dfspateh to 1'he Chico Tribune.

THE ATHLETICS AND The uhLI4AoltEbs
PHILADELPHIA, Juno 1.-I1o baltimore baso
Bail Club engaged In contest to-day with tho
Atllotics whom they dofoatcd In thor park In
tho Monumental City on Saturday Iast. Tho
day vas warm, but such high wiud was blowing
as to seriously Interfere with tho batting md
throwing. Tho gamo was extremely tedious,
tlotractsng gro atty from tho brllllant plays made
Mt tines.
Iho Athletics lost tho toss and went first to
tho Int, retiring in one, two, thrae order two BY
weak hitB 10 Warren, who 1leldod them to Gould,
aud ono on tito lily by Ryan. Tho Canarics
popped up throo ayh III their ordor and urow
IlAnght. 49,.
Tho Ath!etics indnlgod In the samo perform:
nuce In oneniug tho second inning. HlcIaRM
commenced tho work for tho Daltimores 1t, this
inning, making good drive, tho first baso-htt In
wise ronoutct tic performance, sonding one to
NloAIullen. WHO attempted to cut oil biolaski,
bit overthrow to b1cGcacy. Manning took his
ol,anco at tho nsl,, and nnotllor aafo hit Was
made sondlug in Snyder ~ and ea, aerharas has l.! a n
Bride however, and was pnt out: Tie Balti-
morcs scored three runs, two OF which wofo
earned. .
throw on Oerl1arlt's in tho third inning, and n
run was scored. The third inning was a worry
auspicious ono for tho Baltimore Club, and 1t
was expected that ut loast two rllilH would be
scored. Twice wore tho lnsoB full, mud each
timo tho el.arp fielding Of tho Blues anu tho
poor playing Of tho baso-ruiners kopt ta'lY
from being n,ado
Tho fourth was tlle fortunate inning for tho
Athlet;ca, Gould playing l1rst-baHo lnd allowing
two bals to pasa lin, ono hit hy sutton D9Ing at
n tirno when the bases woro full and which EASe
tho ru1ner his baso n1ld two hands an opportilnl-
ty to uco1e. The Blues did not rctiro beforo
four runs Ind been n,ado and lead OF two oyer
tE.oi, opponents obtained. Tho Baltimores failod
In J.
they batted eafo aud woll at tunes aud worked
hard. Tho Athletics gradually rolled up their
total 10 ten boforo retiring.
Manning lost IN opportunity to make A. hne
double. play IL the eighth iang t oy moaaing h
AIea1ulcn nud NlcGcary. Gerhasdt seemed
afra d to attcmpt 10 etop come OF the safe drives
which went in closo proximity to him, and ~ tho
lust inning, Warren, who Is Il clover and reliable
tiollor, mado two bud errors ut critical ponts Of
the game mud liolped to swell tho total Of hts
antagonists, Tho Canarles were rotlrod III tho
last inuing by beautiful double play by Sutton,
Battiu, aud Tislor, which disposed of two heads
Mt once.
4,e!:'i:s !ssfss:- :::........s e.
I,uns earaea-Athletcs, A.; naltimoreB, 2.
1ifst af gumt--rwa hours and % minutes.
Empire-Wllliam Mclean, Of the Eureka Club.
Tomorrow, ono of tho greatost games Of the
soasou will be played bctweon tho Athletics and
tho Atlnntfcs, Of Brooklyn. Tbs latter-nanod
club is tho only ono which has thus far defeated
tlc Rcd Stockings.
spte,a. Disputch to The Chicago Tribune.
TIE ruILApELrIrIAs W. THE ATLASTlC8.
New YonE, juno 1.-Tlo Atlantics, Of Drool-
I'm, received tle most eoyoro dotcat they have
ind this ecnson, on the Union Grounds to-aay
The OCCASION waa tho first championship gnnie
between tito AtlantcH mid the new nine Of tl.t
plilalelphia Club. Nlr. Matthew'S. Of tht
htutuas, acted az umpire, and called play ut 33i
o'clock, with tho ThilauetpLlas at tho bat
Through error8 OF Nest ut second base, they
scorcl two r,,ias, anu tho Atlnntics rocelvcd t
blsnk. In tile na1t four innings tho Ph1ladel
pias added five more runs to their acore, thi
homo club drawing banky. The Atlantics playet
much bettor during tho rest OF the game, ant
tlloir opponents wore only able to add tlreo NOR
ruiis to their score.
Tho Atlantics did not get rnan on first bas
until the eight, inning, when Weat nude frs
on an error of Hollsworth'H aud 1oarco follow
ed with fine baso hit sending West to second
aud run looked almost certain, but Forguao
seut q hot one to Fnlmor, WHO tielded the bal
beantifulyto Cravcr making tiuo double play
puttiug out PearC8 and Ferguson, Vest, it, tin
inenntinlo, hnyiug made third, but nas lot
there, however, as the next striker retired d
firat bnao.
The ninth inning was begun NTH acore .
10 10 i'll the phladelphias' favor, but the total
wcro unchanged, as both Sides draW blanks
Dellmans 3 absence, on account OF sickness, va
fols by the Atlantics yosy much. Following ia
THE SCORE.