, 1875-07-04
n. g.stons and Athletics Defeat the
Hartferds and Philadelphias.
gIsary Fails to Accomplish His
Walk-The Reasons.
Race, at Dexter Park, Long Branch,
st. Paul, and Elsewhere.
rhs American Ifidemen--The
Coming Yacht Race.
BASEBALL.
WHITE AND BROWN.

WHITE ANIL 00O~Cs
Yestsndsy's gamo was the first gratifying ,ndi-
..h,m th.t the White Stockings OF 1875 have
1onchsafed of batting ability 1t au conmen-
ert. With thar fielding. For that reason, rs
ve1l a because the victory WAS over st. Louis OF
~ ;ties the hackers and friends OF the Club
xsrs fnbi}aut Inst evening.
Tne e,me wa Witnessed by about 5000 peo-
ia. md eave indication from the tap OF the bell
~ halnp IN interesting contest The Browns.
,oe;ne tho toss, vent to bat and were easily dls-
no..d Of : f,t base, sharp bit Of deldine BY
w,ren beine the ooly notable thing. In the
eA,ond md third innings they made no marx On
IN, seora though 4 man was left On base each
tns. In the latter inning Zettlein caught.Deh1-
m,n oY first (which be had reached on an ar7or),
.o3 N,llar Ind Deyliu t4Qs him back to the
sesta. a.. e
tnn1n9n, End only two base-htta marked their
batting efforts.
Whites managed to get in some OF the pretaest
suors Of the year. and let IN three unearned
r1ns bT pike, Chapman, and Hague. OF course
St. Louis Vas iubilant, and the choice delegation
which h&d accompanied her nine made horrible
hootinps ind velle 10 express their feelings.
Tho first Chicago score was made IN the nxth
inning, when Devln got in ~ earned run. hav-
ing gone to second on clean two baser to
third and home On Gienn's safe hit, assisted By
&ba dalxy in putting ont HighAm It the home
pla+a. Tbs decision Of the umpire in this case
xss 90 clearly N error tnst the crowd became
demoustr1tys On the occasion. It WAS plain
that the Brown catcher dropped the ball at the
same time OK before, lie touched tha runner,
ret the ont WAS giEen.
In the eighth inning the Whites got on to
hsdleys delivery fairly, and tho ST. Louis crowd
eeased their shouting for space Miller was
tint to bat, And retired By Dickey Pearce's clean
throw TO Dehlman- Higham followed with ono
th,t nobody could get md Devlin got to first
Wills Hague was playing juRg!ery with the ball.
Hinaa helped matters With liner which took
him to first, znd brought in = score. After
0ienn had put up one for Cuthbert and retired,
feten came to the rescue with / hard straight
BIT which helped matten Amazingly. With
Zines On third and Peters on second (result Of
Anssed bali, Hastings came to the bat, and
seas high one between Hague and Cuthbert,
shle Peters followed Hines over the ptAte
Raidat the most uproh1ious cheering and shout
hg. Zettleio and Warren followed Tith safe
ht2 snd the bases we're flied when Miller came
b the bet second time. The third out was
snaed by Warren, who fAiled to get back on
&nl Of Miuer'a-
The Browns tied the score In the ninth inning
yfh two unea1ned runs resulting from errors By
Warren and Miller, bat were unab1e to get any
hlug Il tho tenth and eleventh 1nuings. In
point OF fact, it wss not good season for bat
aag; 2ettlein Ind rolled up his sleeve, And Pike,
$he boasted bard-hitter, struck cut, while the
1thsr dne bstsmen popped up easy onas Tor
Gem md Zettleins
In the close Of the eleventh inning the Chi
Ngus again got afoul OF Bradley, and made
t1ng1 hop In the noet approved manner. After
4ilae had scored an ont It f1Bt, Higham, Dow
b, nnd Hines followed With safe hits, and
43snn sent Dick home with sharp bounder 70
nght-neld. PetArs then reached first on = jug
d, vhils Deyiin scored. The game was ended
h. double play on Hastines' hit to Hague.
1hs latter got the ball to Eattln in hmo to cut
q Peters, and from second it went to first be-
fas Hastings could get along. Hines scored,
toxeve1, befors tho third hand va ont.
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