, 1875-06-06

Winners Of the Fordham Handicap and
Withers Stakes.
The Competing Rife Teams

Tho second game between the Chic.goe so
Ecw Torr> Autuals WIS p1ATcd yesterday afto1
noon *nd quite contrary to general expectation
it 1esa!ted in favor Of the visitors by = score O
s to s. OTercon11ept on acCou:t o
tho brilliant TlctoEy achieved 1harEd,y
everybody expected to SEQ the Whit
Stockings grin another trirmph. They wet
largely the faTorise& among persons who c1pres
their preferences by money wage7s, snd, basins
predictions upon Lber rl:ent strong game
everybody else feryeutl7 bc!.eyed they woult
make easy work Of the Mutuals Yesterday after
Doon. But, as has been Observed before once o.
twice, base Da'l IL peculiarly uncertain instltn
toa- The lac. that = club Wditewashes another
oue day is no sign that it vii! not in turn b:
whitewRshcd by the same club tie next day
The fact tA2t it played ~ ntuaoat perfect gamt
1t one time is no safe Indication that the Dex
viii not b1sse!e with errors.
This Was notably borne out yesterday sitter.
noon, ahd the cDthu6lasts who thought tLe
Whites wonld repeat themselves b. playing ao'
o:bez Inc game found they had based their BE-
Lief upon very slender Foundation.
The e.ehon OF Thursdays game evidently bat
hld bad effect upon .he Chicago lads. 1t rem
oezod them oves-contident aud seemed to aba:e
Their vlgot In game which they appeared to
feel certain they were bound to win q. any rate.
They are not noted, moreover. for d continuity
OF GOOD, even playing It i. y part Of their his
tory that they allow the effects Of few good
gamea to be damaged By bad o1s which IN
TAziably follows.
rnna GAZE OF 1rC-ErDA1
Fas lar uferlor to tlA: Of the pre;1cus dav. They
we're comparatively Weak st the bat, aud their
be!dsu1 ~rors were abundaat. u1gham, who
generally is In the finest Trim snd plays beauti-
fLiv, was not il the best playing humor yesler-
day, qua he was guilty OF quite number Of or
roEs IN :he shape ii bad 1hrows mut1ed fyB End
passe1 balls.
aAs.inss dropped ID easy IF in the first 10
a;ne, which gave tia AC,uas run, when, as
two men had elscaaTg been retired, he should
hsvc closed the hide. In the same inning,
EisEsm uuccd fou1, and Warren gs7e nan
n-st CT an overthrow.
Lat, FL reaeeu.inc features, there were ser-
eral innings when tho fielding WAS sharp
aud close Tbs most fatal errors we're those
tt1hutsd two uncaruad runs to the Autuals
From tho frst until the fifth tne7 played with
tcs.ce!y an error, eendiag tie Mutuals Away
each TINA with no rpns.
The FIELDING OF TIE ArTuALs
~ss faz t,ou being drst-claaa. 1t was about on
4 par WITH l!as Of the Whites, aad but few Of
thelr players escaped the charge Of errors.
Hicks did eome teriblo throwing. His over
throw to thlr3 in ole lnuluK Txs the
means Of Peters reaching home. THY we're
cona'deTab1y stronger II tho bat than ins he pre-
s'ous Gzme, slightly leading the Whites in this
Fca;sect
Tie game vae interesting though no. CO.
l''-14ns ~! psa,en to0 LIS caoaeAess anu tae
~. .d'aaa s.,."' h.t .oo ...
ans nno.suce ~ ~ nu1noerea aoouL o.puo' noI"ltn-
ssan ~ oas %as camp mn1ky, ana co,a
-. poop:e 80 sne a.esiue tor comfore
sa" 7 th aaa tuaa apJ nesesolots tals
ssa,. r. ~ 1ass 10 s!oso poanes u snS game tnoy
w. ~ .e1e: ~ VI mo caeeseo !ustl-
:',h = ho04 ene @o' 'u'n'o Ii 'a'o' OF Tic none
GLIB
...> ~ N 1S*!Sns. !:.1
~ 1n9 n,sa ':iinr t2e o:les sce1eo sne mrs.
Is;as IMs h.e1a1hl 1tasnea lIet on base ut, and
ne, leaeneu , n.s o13e oa an efro, oy Aath-
hnh =; + -, ion ns w let! ne'a n1onsns
o9'su -! ~ Ausso % the "uuest 'n'puelaSfo
~ ~ GestcLu anu!s toele oceo'Es1 aaosmer
~, ios sae asuseoee 70 e1o" aoss; Inc
- ssms at soa. loo3 et9o4 : 60 III 1aEor o. toe |
tn.sola Detha ana atnes ooeh fe3caed Hrs:
~ ~. gooo esse MT, ana ootn seored on feters'
olI 1'sst "nort IAs Drought the game to . tic:
49, 49,, 49, I1As "A re4e 0ue4enIo tenAH
Hicks wild throw 10 catch him at third IRE |