The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-07-19
BASEBALL MATTERS.

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Il BASEBALL MATTERS.
The Ludlo,vs Gain the Vyetory OVer tn
| Reds Organization of Nesv Cf1bs.
The Ludlow Grounds were visited on
Saturday afternoon by the largest crowd
of lovers Of baseball that was ever
assembled, this year, to witness the
contest between the st. Louis Reds and
| the Ludlows. The game was called at
O'clock. Mr.. r. s. Crandall was UNI
pire, the Reds going to the bat, but took
the field without making q tally. The
Ludlows In the first inning scored two
runs, made by Mason. and Warner. The
Reds then went to the bat and made one
run. In the third inning the Reds were
whitewashed, and the Ludlows, by mag
nificent batting, scored three more. The
fourth inning was mutual whitewash.
The Ludlows in the. fifth inning did some
more good batting, and added four runs
to their score. In the seventh inning
Hountz and Croft each scored one for
the Reds.
Croft, after the fifth inning, took the
place OF Morgan, and by his pitching
prevented the Ludlows from making
another score. The playing of Williams
and Taylor, the pitcher and catcher Of
the Ludlows, was exceedingly fine.
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I,ndinwss ''.''.'''''S 4 q "a
Reds ds.................O 0 0 0 % 0 Ga
First base hits-Ludlows. 13: Reds. 7.
Passed balls-Flint, 1; Taylor, l.
Base on errors--Reds, 8; Ludlows, 8.
The Stars were totally defeated by the
Mil(ords. of Ohio. by a score of 3 to 0. the
Miltords making two runs in the first in
ming and one in the ninth. The batting
on both sides was weak, but the fielding
gooa'
| The Muffers, of the City Buildings, and
the West End Heavies played the cham
pion game Of the season on Saturday al
ternoon, the score being the following:
Innings" 2 8
mullers. .'...........9 ! ! g-W
iic@Vies ''''.,'',:',I =:
UmpIre-Jack NoDle.
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1J,,n % ctno,1;Mnn ~ ~ ,,orro,u "n
TU p'ay IL sho D,uH ,.;, tEoMa1na toLo MI.
nIaco Aa0~ ond rIov wa, somn ~ n,orrn,v With
piaoo anS p.ay S"nt .. C,,,,,r, ;,,,v;iIa
Tue niue oSUohih9s Tna s Dn sne thiS a9tnrnonr
SrHJiInuI SyiJi rIa niotan n,no ' SeIo"teJ from,
Wi piay piIeeG peGs hi M;ifords So1eoo1u ond Ria
StoolinaS Sno ;, ,o and I vii, nlhv tho Rines to.
morrow on the Cumminsyille grounds.
Tho Nt,os daSaotod tho H.rlayav
C,nh ho vesIerSov ] Vsa nv % score Of - to TO-
oiup yeS'eiu"y W Soufo " - w I've
Keystoges ge Yesterday resuted rs iss a S ve
The Go-aheads yesterday morning
were defeated by the Waite Stockings
by score OF IL to IL.
Saturday the clipper Red Stockings,
of Cincinnati, defeated the Frahklins by
score OF II to IA.
The Juvenile Tleetwoods plaved a
snlandia name with the Liberty bows ves-
terdaV afternoon. which resulted in
victory for the Fleetwoods by score of
10 to 6.
The Rrown Stockings and a nicked
nina niaved a livelv game yesterday
nftarnpnn the former beinp victorious by
a SCORE nt 21 tn T.
M .,.;. s.,
ane WI A,nSmen pi1 y, one I'ss E,nh niu aa naaS
W orgdnl4pu new pnsepai ,1's .l,i Eiup oaneu
Gne =; ,, ~. Us, WIN sne iVilomtnS H piay eas
yonh !" az, oasonv. I;n 1im Iu Oap'ahn, monn.
Nike fk'f derry. first base: VIM. Petit. sec.
ond base: Buck Jackson. third base:
Carl Nosea. center field; VIM, Scout,
Tho promu Stootinn poso ho,l c,rh or
Inc brGWn n,ocklng na Giuo tha or
nmino saninou ore a"t tho nIayeps. M Giiiiaan AL
io"fMs ~ Gasorae "re arant tm "a Gettia o.; h
- TIiUageI HGU 81 uiane' " snS' a ir- r T,in'
9e, 1st r.. g. stamnfia. g.. r.. Schatfer.
c, f.:J. Klein, r. I. Il. Giiligan, Presi-
dent: J. Aug. ir., Secretary. Ali chal-
lenges to be sent to Aug's Clubhouse.
rho svo,n,oros hand NJ omotours
hovn orgonized an"tber ha hall otmb