, 1875-06-20

| to hs7o put him out bad It bee
taten. Higham PLAYED with great effect be
| hind the bar considering the vicious style o1
ZettIein's delivery. His erTota conaist Of
psssed bsll and bad throw to second
/ PETERs WAS IN THE hest HuAoR,
| and did what came to him in the very best MAD
ner. His catch Of York's iaar in the eleventl
! inning. which gave him ; chance for douhl
| play which be availed himself Of successfully
vas the decisive play Of the game. Had b
missed it the Blue Legs would in ali prohab1lit,
| have saved themselves from \ whiteWash
Glenn and Hines were perfect in their RESPECTIVE
plaoes.
TIE HAR1roRDs,
pine consisting Of some Of the most, notet
players In the baseball arena proved that it i
one Of the Ieat1y great zines Of the country.
went upon the field in its full strength. and th.
result and the score appended shows bow vel
they plsyed. Allison, behind the bat, ,uphels
the reputation . which tl he hss possessed sine!
Stockings Of being one Of the bes
catchers in tho country. He played with
out an error, Notwithstanding the terrific
delivery he was obliged TO face. Mills frst-base
playing was perfection ITSELF. Ferguson, Rem
sen: and York were also ffee from blunders
able.
WAS undoubtedly the finest ever seen here, and
to it more than to anything else perhaps, ia Ia
be attributed the wonderful game. With such
pitching and such support only gould the strug-
gle have been 30 long maintained, and the score
confined to lta present limits Cummings Was
simply remarkable. Sma1iin stature though be is,
and OF physique apparently incapable OF such
tremendous wotk, he pitched through the eleven
innings with wonderful effectiveness and With
undageing powers Of endurance. When the
game vas extended beyond the usual length, it
vas thought that the little fellow would weaken.
But 10 the last he held his strength, and sns-
tanned to the end the rapiditY and force OF his
delivery
WAS not whit behind, and, before nine rated
- heavy battera, displayed speed and control
OF the ball Which surprised everybody.
He even e1celted his splendid work
in the first game with the Bostons,
aud kept up with unabated vigor to the last.
The Hartfords cou]d not bandlo it with any
beneficial results, making but total Of eight
bases on hits in the game. Allison aud hills,
both very heavy batsmen, made two base hits
each; Remsen, Bond and Bnrdock managed to
SECURE ono apiece, while the other men Of the
nine failed to ea1zi , base.
The Whites Jared similarly when facing
His pitching was too ppzzlng to get the
hAER Of, and the Whitas could hit him
for but seven base hits aud eight total
basea. DeV}in aud Peters lead in this
reepect, each earning two bases. With such per-
feet pitching the play Was mostly confined to the
field. Hastinga went out three times on
strikes; quite q number OF foul balls we're
struck, aud, with few exceptions, the balls,
though ssVagely struck, did not escape beyond
the diamond. The fielding, therefore, was of a
very rapid character, aud in most Of the innings
both aldes were retired in tho order in which
they came to bat. It was not often that bases
xere reached.
TIE FEATURES or TIE GAME
have been sufficiently set forth in the above, aud