, 1875-06-29
4fEhn1n Put on tho Shc1f...ttc-
ward Offered for Evf.
tlcnce.
Another Tio-GGme Between the Bostona
and Athletics.
Tho Illinois sportsmen's Association
In Session.
BASE.Balt..

H1arAN RELIEVED fnoN DUTT.
Tho Directors OF the Chicngo Baseball Club
held 1ncoiHG yesterday to consider the htatc Of
a1airs In tie C!1b and 10 tako such measures
AZ might seem hes: to teYiso public confidence
in It's ability and nbuve all, in i;s honesty. The
Directory recognized t!Is fact that people had
lost faitl, In tho intent Of the nino to win every
tino they could, and called yesterdar's meeting
to ind. il possible, the weak SPOT, CT apots, with
tho laudAllc iutent Of making them stronger,
or, At least. abovo suspicion.
Ihe determinations arrived At we're aubstan.
tally there:
First-To relieve Higham from duty, for to-
daya gatnn at least, and to fill Ills place as CATCH
CT Will Hastings.
Stconi-To deposo Higham from tho Captaiu-
Ct Of tue uine.
Third-To make Glenn Captain and Devlin
asfistans-"h.ch hitter Office would be rendered
necessary by tho fact that the now Captains
purition would not allow lim to direct tl4s in.
te1d play Nheu tho niHe arc i'll tho Held.
Fo"rth-Jle DIRECTORS have offered reward Of
s5UD fur evidence to prove that any member Of
tue ilne Las becn tanpcf. with In my way In
coni'ectIon With tho rla1lng Of games. This
eiisI II ss"s TO eoser r.ood tat payes ss
to help ioAc gatno with WOW to profit. TIE
directors will not iuEss otl obnolute proof, such
III the law would 1o1u.rc, but will pay tho reward
named for evidence that vii! conr,nco any fair
inau OF tia guilt Of tho acclaed rartr.
The eume to-day will 10 played with DioleskI
IN the right fold alld Hastings behind tho bat
mud. whether 1t be won Or lu1t there Will bo tho
comforting esaliEance iD tho pubic mini that
tho u.eetu:s hhvo done wha: thcv GUILD TO &C.
euro its bong playea with IN honest effort to
scorD a victory.
1t IL GDowu that tho name Of Zet.le,n waa
brought before tho meeting IN connection With
lin!s befGro 1nad4 TINT Affected his louobty. II
III due to aIr. Xettlein to say that TO charges
of the Doard ext roAssd ther confidence III his
Integrity ua bAll.player. This suecis the public
view, because tue conviction II geu.rA.ly ga
pref scd that thd Whste.ssocting pitcher wosAs
hard to win every Limo llo euterB tho hold,
IL IL not pleasant thing to pay OF any ball
p1uyer that bis being LIT out OF niue increases
The lnterobt OF & gaE1e, but this il true Ut
lltsham and get he IL ono of tho best PLAYERS
III thu country wl.ou he want1 to bn. Ho il &
better catcher thnu Hastings. and yet tls after
uoon's game wsll be more largsly attended bS
huudrcJs tllnn it would lovo beon 44d thoBo
changes not beon male. It maF be 1Itghaul .
fault, or his misfortune. that he il saapectoI u
putposeIy losing games, but iu e'thcr caao lie IL
denoe De an honest pInser. The Dirs:Lura hnye
done WIG thing for tho intereats Of tho Cluo in
putting him on .he buck seat.
Glenn will make ao good Captain hs any onc.
III
very Little nowadava except by way ol example.
ATHLETICS AND EosruN-A TIE.
Sntt1af I!'s..tsa 70 4h< CA.caln ftsonhe.
IuILApELlAIa, Ia. June c6.-About b.t09 per-
eels Witnessed TIC game this afternoon tot~eeil
tic Ashlstics and Bostons. A hoayY Thunder
shower fell about aE hous nftcr tho game coio-
meEced, but did not Interfere with tho playing.
Tue uostonA at tira: tonE tho lend, earning two
runs by hard hitting. Errurs Of DechleI md two
clean hlts then saso then tyo more rns:
oaiped the Athletics their brnJrAn. Errors Of
clean hits. then gayo tho Athle.ica
soyen runs. and tAo lead at tho
end Of t!so sAyon.h inning. Foui shfo
hits to tho short outleld, III tho eighth lnoine,
gave tho Dostons thteo runs at.d tho lead tho
Athletics syiug Oh the ninth inaing By uaEiag
two earned runs by the good batting Of Craser
aud sutiou the latter making thsee-baAo hit.
Tho tunti, inuiug was commenced amid intense
e1citoneut, and the Hostons had made two I'LL.
earned raus by erro1a Ut C1app and bechtef, mud
tie Athletics had two out AuA two on tue b1hcs1
and Ct4yes, their best tktsmRn, at the tAt wien
tho crowd cosumenced eneroachnE upon tho
field, and the umpire called ''fatne," sud, willie
The pollco wcro ondsayoring to clexr the ground,
rain commenced falling heavlay. After ~ait.ng
uoaris half su hour, uutil the rasn stopped, aud
the gtouud not boihg Ia condition tAeu to Iioy
on, the umpire decided it draw game, 10 to ~
Tho decisions Of tue umpire wore very unsstis-
factory to the Asl'otics they claiming tint tha
DostonB wore eiysn by Linn tlteo moro ruua thau
they ought to hRse lad.
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Athlat!ca...s.. +...-....4 y A-41
At C1NclHSAT!.
CINCINNATI, O., Juuo 23.--Tho game Of base
ball between the phi1adelphsas aud New i1avens
WAS uot played today, oEing 10 tho ta!luro ol
QUO Of tho clubs to reach The city.
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