, 1875-05-09
Tho Chicago Whites 0nco More Rorna
Down by the st. Louis
Browns.
a Bill Of Particulars Covering the
Uninteresting Affair.
Feeling in Chicago on tho Mourn
full Subject.
Interesting Base Eau Games at the East
Yesterday.

The Board Of Appeals Concludes Its La,
1 hors---Satisfacdon with tho
Result.
BASE BALL,
CHICAGO AGAIN "sooopp B1 IT. 1oum.
Special Dtspatch 70 3'hs Chicago tribune,
Ut. LOUIS. May 8.-St. Louis to-day has talliei
another game against the Chicago Whito Stock
lngs, and tho bird Of victory which still perche,
on the banners Of the Brown Logs orous NOR.
e1uitantly and luAtily than syer. Tho popula,
ton, which has been seized With the base bull
mania, is intoxicated with the success Of theii
professional experiment, and aoars in the zcnitt
OF delight at the discontinue OF tho unhappy
lads from their rival city. Nothing could add to
their satisfaction. Their iuhila1ion, now that
\ second victory il achieved, is complete,
There we're not ; few here who, look
ing upon their first success an ons
OF those providential. events illustrative
Of the deceptive uncertainty Of baseball, would
not baTs been uuprepared to see tho White
Stockings arenge themselves by \ decided vio-
| tory, but the game has been played,
IT. Lou1s HAS ACHIEVED ANOTHER SUCCESS,
and the exultation over the first triumph instead
Of being turned to mourning and bitterness OF
spirit, has been greatly increased by second,
and now is bouudless. The boaateu superiority
Of st. Louis muscle, 1t she has been charged
! with defcloncy Of brains, has sgain been
asserted, and score Of to 8
in their favor gains tic Brown Legs addi-
tional laurels aud loud peans of pralso
from their admirers and hackers. The White
Stockings and their faw Chicago friends went On
the field to-day certain OF victory. Each men,
ber OF the nine WIS prepared to bat Beadley's
pitching all over the grounds. but it Was not on
the cards. They hare fallen victims again to
this mainatay OF .he St. Louis nine, and we1s
barely saccessfui in saving themselves from an
other complete vhitewash. For eight innings
theirecoze showed nothing but q ghastly array
OF goose eggs. and only in the ninth. by
LUCKY STREAK OF GOOD BATTING,
did they saye themselves from another orer-
whelmipg defeat. With the experience Of Brad
ley's pitching. gained in the game Of Thursday,
they battcd him with scarcely any better guccess
to-day. As CIPHER After cipher was scored
againss them, until but one inning remained.
another skunk seemed inevitable.
The result Of the first game greatly increased
the interest, and the attendance was much
greater than tho day before. 1here wero about
1000 people present, among whom were many
lady representatives Of beauty and fashion
Grand avenue and other thoroughfares leading
to the grounds Ters crowded With carriages, and
the ecene reminded Chicagoan Of the days
when, five years ago, Chicago WAS seized with
sinnilar fever and
TURNED OUT EN- MAssE TO DEXTER PARK.
On account of ths absence OF Mr. Wirth, who
ras expected to set again as umpire, the game
was delayed come time before anothet could be
nx- kAYf
this city, was aually selected, and st 4:2o tho
Chioagos went to bat. They vera speedily ro-
tired without run, Higham being taken on
foul BY Miller; Hastings, who took first on
called balls. being caught while trying to steal
second, and Warren sat down on a fly to left
field. The White Stockings when they went to
the field showed eeyeral
CHANGES IN POSITIONS.
from their usual order. Devlin pitched, Has
tings caught. Zettiein took fret base, Glepn
ton worked we'll. The Browns found Devlins
underhand throw puzz1er, aud during the game
but few single base hits we're rnade on him, md
rono fo1 three bases. They we're easily BANKED
IN the first two innings, the side going ont on
strikes, fouls, aud easy in-fia!d work. In the
third inning they secured run On
AN KRBoB ON THE PART OF THE u,p1RE
who called foul On fair bali struck to Warren,
who stopped it neatly. and could have caught
his man at first. which would have allowed the
the eide with blank. They added another to
their score ia the next inning. Chapman got
frat on base hit past Petore. Hague bit to
Peters, who played to Keerl and caught Chap !
man. Kcert overthrew badly to first for Hague,
who thereon took second. A passed ball By !
Hastings gave him third, and Bradley's base hit
brought him in. The other outs were Dehl- |
man, foul to Hastings, and Miller from Peters
to Zettlein. Tho Browns did the rest Of |
their scoring in the next inning, making their |
oCrHnERT PUT IN BASE EFT, |
and took first, aud then stole second. Pearce !
took first on called balls Both took base on /
i passed ball. Pike won't out by Keerl to first |
Cuthbert running in- Chapman out. third to
Hagus's liner. felded BY Peters to first. For
the uext four innings the Brown Legs nere
blanked almost in one, two, three order, but one
man reaching base. the fortunate individual
being Miller. who ~ made 2. tIss On ), A. ay
q misunderstanding between HHham aud Keeu.
Their hitting vas about on q par with
THE WHITES TREATMENT or BRADLEY.
Several strikers we're retired on strikes and
fouls. and all Of the work IN this part OF tho
game was confined to the indeld, Warren,
Keerl Peters, and neYlin distinguishing them
selves u very sharp and pretty play, Zettlein
showing very effectively ut first. In the mean
while, up to the ninth inning, the 0hicago1 bad
aona nothing. They faced the phenon enal pitcher
/
victims on fouls, few 1ys and easily cared-for
srounders. Zet. distinguished himself by
base hit in the third inning. but it would not
7ield run, and again in the sixth he put in
mother with the same result. They could not
ret the hang OF Braaleys underhand throw, snd,
lit ~ yiciouslJ as they might, they were
ExcEEp1NdLY UNLuuKT
y never putting bail In safe spot In the
aiuth inning. when they went to nst: i seemed
|ood o. oD' ,.sa eRa 69sy bsy. s9WF W.sa ssaF 5
o centric fora base. Devln followed with safe
me between third and second. Hines safe hit
passed second, and brought in Hastings and
warren. Keeri ont on = liner By second 70 first.
oeters out by bit to first Deglin scoring:
Hem flushed thia magnificent dash Of good
,atting by hit to Hague. The Browns wsre
Don disposed Of in one, two, thres order, and ,
be game.was ended.
THE SCORE
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