, 1875-09-05
The Bostons Defeated by the
Athletics, 6 to 3.
The Boston Nine for IS76---ReC0rd Of
Championship Games.
Zettlein's and Treacy's Difficult
ties in Philadelphia.
The New York Athletic Club---
Prospects at Dexter Park.
BASEBALL.
ATHLETICS -DO8ToNS.

Specfdl Dispalch to The CHICAGO 1Tf6une
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4.-The eighth game be-
tween the Bost ona and Athletics was played this
afternoon, and resulted IN = victory for the
latter By to g. about four Thousand persons
being present. Tho Athletics played
knlgur aud Coons, the pitcher and
catcher Of tue champion amateurs,
the shibes, instead OF Mcbride and
Clapp, the Inter being injured and unable to
play The first two strikers OF tho Bostons
made lucky hits, and bad error Of Crarer then
gave three unearned runs Knights pitching
proving 10 e1ectivs that tho bostons were retlr-
ed in one, TWO, three order the next eight
Innings. Thsee-tasers by Force aud C1aTer
earned runB in tho frat and eighth. and four
successive base hits earned two more N tlle
s;chafor giving the Athletics the other TWO runs.
Kuight ,oceivod grand Grafton at the conclu-
sion for his extraordinary pitching
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THE BOSTON NINE YoR NETT gEAn.
Speciul Ulsp1tch to Ths Ch.euoo Tribune.
BosTox, Sept 4.-The Bostons have at
last secured Josephs, Of tho Phladel-
has as penasF to5 she tho best in tho
country nextto spaldiag, and is improving daily.
The nino il now full except catcher and sub
stituteg. Tho men arc JoseEhs, pitcher
O'Rourke, first; Eeals. second schafer, third
Wright short; Leonard, left; Whitney, centre;
and Manning. right.
At DIXON.
Special Dispatch to n. G2tioaas 77i5un<.
Dixon, ILL.,, Sept 4.-The baseball game yes
terdap on tho Eair. Grounds at Sterling, between
the Rock Falls, Sterling, and Morrison Clubs,
resuited III victory for the Ricnrsldes. Score
-Rivarsidea, l8 picked, 8. This settles the
championship, which has been hotIy contested
fur the last sixty days.
GAME AT MORRIS, ILL.,
Special Dispa:eh 10 II1s Chicago Tribune.
MoRr1s, ILL.,, Sept. 4.-The Morris baseball
grounds we're opened to-day with game be-
tween tho Libertyao Of Chicago, and White Stock
ms ii Norris The Morris club was white
FIFTH inning. Tue Libertya scored Is BY sale
batting. No neod Of the Chicagos coming next
Friday. ..
WRITE STOCKINGS s-c1C1SSATIs.
c1sSSSArl. O., Sept. 4-Base. ball: Chicago
wss wss*t ! Stockings '0' Cincinnati H'd s''sA-
NEW Yonk, Sept. 4.--Dase-ball: Mutuals, 10;
Atiantics, 5.
1REACY AND ZETrLEty IN TROUBLE.
The Phiiadslphia Times OF Aug. 81 has tho
following concerning the game which Trea aoy
and Zeztlcin wcre laid OF for selling:
After the game between the Philalelphia and Hart
ford Clubs yesserds5, whilo the forner players were
cause Of the severe defeat. McGeary angry, and
he charged Treacy with being Ii collusaon with
gamblers md .sln3 5 e9 g 70 zs
Zetta;n and Trescy both denied the usation, and
DR.. Young, President Of the club came up and demand
cd Of Mc1jeary his for the charges. McGeary
sall he had been approached BY certain person and
a1ven the steer" and knew nu about 1t and who WeTe
il the business. He cited tho with which the
ptehing cf Zettlein was hit and declared he knew
I'll about 1t. Tfeacy denanIed that proofs should be
given ngainst him, and zetteiu mada similar de-
maud. Dr.. Young said the charges were pointed and
1u=t be Investigated, and he suspended TreAcy and
dguant, and Treacy said that II he had really made
but It WIS rough to Be blmcd when he had no game.
Tue matter soon nosed around, aud Zestledp and
Treacy had tlk with Burdock, Of the Hartford. Last
nght meeting Of the Philadelphia Club was held, at
which the subject was brought Zettlan and Treacy
Were present. and n1ds statements 10 the effect that
purdocs satd hs intended 70 publiah card and show
and told him he had arge amount Of money bet On
the success OF the Philadelphia and had offered him
should win, and that ho refused to have anything to
do with auch arrangement. Also, that tho At
antic game ast week Meeazy sal to him, - Let them
MIKE four hva runa in inning md beat thufe
who are letting winning IN one inning" Also,
that the Doerr game ". Geary approached him
with offers, saying they could nake plenty Of money.
There WAa exciting discussion Oyer the4e astQund-
ing charges. ......
TIE CHAMPIONSHIP nAcH.
The table following gives the standing Of tho
different clubs for the championship up to data.
It will be seen that the Reds, OF st. Louis, have
been emitted, As they cannot play their quota Of
games with the other Clubs. This il 3 loss OF
four games to the Chicago Club, and sends it
down to tho bottom Of the hrstclass clubs. 1t
is still very close between the Boston and Ath-
letic Clubs for the championship, with the
chauces ia favor of tho former. The Boatons
have yet to play thirty games to tinish their
quota Of all the different series, and the latter