, 1875-05-07
BRAINS
Touching That Little Matter Be-
tween Chicago and
81. Louis.
The Fate Of the Two Cities
Decided by Eighteen
Hired Men.
Cllfcago's Tllrec.Fo1rtlls Of
q T)ozcn Somehow
Fail to Achieve
Glory,
Owing to the Enervating In
huences Of q Southern
Climate, You Know.
Though It's Possible tho Other Fell
lows Had Something to
Do with II.
Anyhow, the Score Was 10 to 0,
and Not in Favor Of Chicago.
Of Course There 1Yas "a Damnabls I'm.
pire," Or Something Of tho. Sort.
St. Louis No Longer Wants to Be- the,
National Capital.
And Chicago Is Sorry She Was
Ever Rebuilt.
Of Course There 1Yas "a Damnabls I'm.
pire," Or Something Of Tho. Sort.
St. Louis No Longer Wants to Be the
National Capital.
And Chicago Is Sorry She Was
Ever Rebuilt.
Other Sporting Matters.
BASEBALL.
IIfE pISQ1ACE At Er, LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS No. May o..-st. Louis tonight is
tho sevcnth hoayon OF happiness. Her no"
~ ,voni.,, 1eh,.. go a -A.ao "S..a. ~ T,.,.
'as' , "els.o'' tn'I''in iuH1 10" aonbe o. LOUIS
% hls hea11a eonsonsi a1feetoiS men may give
her eatback III population; her groat bridge
mav po syepL anay-but stllI ahn Vii, ,n,;l.
.Lu,,I .a.,- -. -. 4. ~ ,,.n. ~.
suup.aos.s Ana "M poas 10 ,no o'seomn'ea ,s cn1-
sassu sasss 1au ~. ~. 10 na,e @ ao's w. "as 70
Chicaaos, but 10 giro then,
THE MONT ruonorou nnmnrxo
encs their orssn,z.tion - tha .coro u sn",,na II.
remarkable figures Of 10 to 0 In favor Of 81.
Louis. Tho game excited q vast amount Of
nto1eat l,ero. and. for tia mast tvo mr. th-en
a.. ~. h.aa ,.a,.,,... s.s,. =. - =. ..No
tIon II I s1oa1 st. svs. 'ra1a :. oa
in measurct ~ tho most notsblo event Of tho
seapon. and the usual rivalry bntwesu rl}enoo
md A. Tnn,. n sio.t oxar.,t,ma imu'n ~ .asas sas
-nuc,, IN il. ,nn.t 49,, ,ao. 10
zeet 70 tho expectations indulged. But the moat
Eanguine st. Louisian ueycr dreamed OF such an
overwhelming Victory ~ his pct Brown Legs
nave achieved: IN tho contrary ~
the nme Of sho game approached, much
Of tho vainglorious bohating ga7o Way TO doubts,
and there waro found but tow who would back
their faith lii the st. Louis Club with monov, and
f11 n l1o1.r ro11f 1f7f1$ &h.
100 10 30. The game MAS remarkable ono IN
man, respects. It demonstrates. uulsas It can
bo claimed that tho Chicagoa struck an oxcen.
t,onai naroxran of vrntel,e,,1v Wo,k bstt,nr
.s". .uu"' pA''As'u' u "'''e1'sa's "'aA oa'''us'
that .....................-.- ..-...
bnApLEr, THE IT. LOUIS P1roHEa,
has not been oyeres.tuatod. It .ppeara that Ia
.na ni,fior c,,.tItnt. ,ha mai, .trsns1.,, ~
~. NV n,..,' 'S souau'e M.s 'o0 a.a'u slsoussn o'
'ne ciup. 1ney 40 not supported BY
= hrst-cfasa fold, but, II thor work
Of to-day Is criterion, they do not noed ono
The ae1i wcro nalnd unnn IL do hut ,ho a,sis.I
t,nd ~ n,.r - ston 49, ,,,sa,s - s.,.,. s..as
a'uu y. p..1' W nsop "oaA oun's' eascn pnn5
ny oalla and fouls, and scarcely ball was struck
that would bother an ordinary player. Dradley's
pitching is very peculiar. It ia an uudorhaulol
t1,row ond the h,l1 Ia a.1voro1 vii, .ort -
.a.,. ,",. w. n - "4su "uss ~
LEY. "neh pu@zlco s1o WHITES sesf'olJ' ihesE
batting Was OF tho weakest and most Wrotohcd
description. Scarcely ball WAS struck into tbs
out-NeId, Doth n.nos 1elle,i vail Tha IN.
,oo,r,,,.,,. ~.a.,.aa. - ~ .y,.;.s ~. w..
s,a ieat .,o u lug "n'1es ~ TUG hat
s'oo' '''' 'a'n' 'n' rsir snmo' n.,,-