, 1875-06-13
approaching Completion Of The Rest Side
Drige-;iourning in Joliet.
Ehine: in Training for His Match with
MISUNDERSTANDING


Changed to Esd 1otcs OF wll:DS. The hopes
ci:ta II tic lcautifol game Of Tuesday ha
}:oyed vain and dciGsiyo, aud
E@s@e Of * to against the C.
caso dar:ings confronts their admirers "
w!4s:om so:re cA1cEled in high g.ee over one o
II G i, their favor. As The Tl1BtsE then hil
ed might lie Ear. casa. the Reds have complete
turned the tables, and, as il flied with saya
fe.oe1ty bv their ln.e defeat. have failed t
Nh;.cs r1ast numerically.
yHE TE.nINk once before took occasion
censure the lcartlessness Ct the management
&eaGius tbs White Stockings into the field on
h COLD DAT.
Tho cruelty ct EEch cou1Ee we'll as it's b:
feslcy ~as amply demonstrated yesterday ATTIC
rocn. .1E foon ae people consulted their the
mc1aoterf, or exferenced Themselves the enc
CT The chilly, biting alr, the case OF the y hi
S:ou1i1cs vas deemed hopeless, and the be
tag. consequently, whs heavily against then
Fad The day Leen mild, there would not lay
tsen 2pv odas, IS the record made by th
Whites in their first game with the Reds woEi
1--we PIT tle11 on IN even footing. H.
wien club ccEe;s:iag Of several high-bo.
So.ihrona s.i Of others who passed their wlnte
In warm sad 1uony climate are matched agains
;,.r:r CT Elcn Hho spent tho winter in SAITH
C4 i son Pay. aud ere luurcd n an icy tenn
rc.2::!7e, no sensible person can predlc: for thea
si.y:tin.; olt defeat. This, mcre 1han anything
e.t !, lL:tleuGed the sh-eNd betting men.
!: :1e t:av. io- llls mild and e,en climate, va:
re.,-..:2:ly 2ol1. Tie sunshae was dazzling
14.t:i::. Esl3 the blue Sly q yil7 dcluelo1l
Ie~;ls who sst out OF doors needed tc
1T dressed IN heavy oEercosts and sealsE:ns
Iut sadie 1co had AL opportunity to consult its
c,cy:;:1 iu tins respect. bit the delicate White
s'ye!.!Hsa were obliged to take the field clad in
t;.e .sl:: attire of sulry summers day, and they
s::en uec@:.e beu1nood with the cod. Under
tho 1Lrai.xius rtc1.staEccs they ehould be
}tiicj !or their 1n.se.ao!e game, instead at up
Lr2>:td.
LIZ. audience with turned ort yesterday Tas
ti- tGrgcs: eseo Gil L CLlceSo iasf-ie1i for vears
nero vero ut leaet ,cJu reuria present. filing
Every teat Ill the grand staud md out OF it, and
e,:eallus lar into the field on either side Of the
l:orrts.
v2s. "a u'::atercsti:g cne. aa1 eTen The victocB
1..tei with ou1y average SAIL tn Tie part Of
l+4ts t1ule tiab, II HAs simply dssEracefui. 1t
r.s LA:a to believe taat nine which made such
$ Ca@:Ai:.cant Gis;'!ay IS did tho Whites in the
game Of Tuesday could play go rniserably at
e=4r; no,at rs they did yesterday afternoon.
= !c.T sore shows rnoet beautiful and extensive
LIFTS: cf e1Tois, numbering in nil H. Glenn the
leit~t!elder. cas tho only man OF the niue who
escaped haEtlnes play at second WAS tho per
:, c.:ua OF L.e mu:hDS. He saved his numb I'm
:;e:s from injury by the ball with Infinite
r. Il aad grace. And the aAsrp, scccrate
E.Fle III which be dettly let ground
c!z tL2 Icst hin vas exceedingly
the last two Innings, Dsyin going in to pitch, as
the Accs were hitting the old man pretty hard,
u.ade two or three hIst-base mutfs which were
t@ceca.nf-iy E-e.ty. Warren, whose warm South
tfn blood w4s almost cengealed, acquitted him
t.'tf molly n behalf Of the Reds. Their hot
c-,nltde:s we're sesy neatly avoided. The adroit
2al graceful manner in which Hines mufIed
~ .i-!e Ici:ei much applause. It was not
t:t2sc supposed t!Aat be possessed much
talent II this E2e, but those who
l.'!lea TO conccdc that he could 90 very pretty
wo:k il that feature Of ba!l-pla7ing. People
laj begun 70 lose falth in letters for tue same
reason. but he redeemed himself by making
ncat ~ O. base nlaG yesterday. In several of their
tcccut games tue Whites haSo been exceedingly
ISla2TCS!TE IN 7aE1E ERroi:s.
|"'y led to yet them in 'ELen they would do
lie oS:4cr side say good Yesterday
i1"y. had the finest luck in this respect.
s'&aC.; al CT their errors wcsa made at
Very o:: ortuns timed. liai it not been tor
{. c!o in the second innings tho Reds would
i.-Nc leea retired without TUT, whereas they
1:a ie NE. AEa-n in the eighth, Hines timely
,c;iN e: them score similar number when they
l:ai two H:e1 Out No one could fa,l to admire
t.te o:as.s1t1l E1l!l and Judgment in making
the exception OF Glenn tho play Of the Whites
Ill IT, E.s:te- ot errors was very perfect
a,d h2s1aoulous. Tic p]ayers backed each
:'tlee NJ beautifully, aad IN several INSTANCES
sll;:bc~1iaf errors were Ma le. Scott Ea6tlncs'
lSssd pal!r for Two baf es were very pre1tily ex-
c>1tcd, a.d let in 3 Rad-leg in each instance,
H:ttieiu's wild pitches constituted q very attrac-
Eve Texture OF the CONTEXT, a:,G some OF Hlghams
cvershrows could not have been c1celled. As
t;'c= we're mostly 1uaGo when Fed stood On
third lass ready TO run in, tacy were very ef-
fcctaye.
Mr.. Gcssette, the ex-Preklac:,t Of the Club, it
is uEdclsioo3. Freee,!ttd cAcn Of the Whites with
LEAITifC1. slLE C1:ErELA
at tie ecnciuEicn Of Tuesday. game Perhaps
be las had to take tEe rr:cc Of piece Of real
Estate out in u1nbr-lfas acd thought that would
b. {avo-ablc OPPORTUNITY to show lis eenerosl-
y. Il Is no. known LoN that is but what do
b*:.1-rl2yers Want with tilk umbrellas They
eaa.ot each balls with them, the material is too
light they caunot bSt with them with a.ly great
eii+cs~ They never play ball wuen it rain q, and |
cannot use then in the field or have them held !
ofec each OTTER vhcu It ba!. Let us hore that !
:Ar. G2ss-.te viii effect real-eststc sale With |
s';ne clo!hins-house, rnd take The pay IN over !
eeatsNIC lnitteo6. The Ulster stvle OF oyercoat |
you: c te wa-n, aud graceful and attractive in |
H.. ted. Tie mittcns should be coated with I
tesin 0! T.. to make the balis stick, and render it
!':i!'ts eso!e 10 crop them it they ouce touched !
'lsi5 La:ids. Then conyeulenccs should he ann |
Tl!eo ior !a::ring the boys to cold weajher. How
N"nad It 60 to have them packed in ret,cerators |
osess.,nt. aud assigned to drive ico-wa3ona in I
tne41 spare tune during the dag? !
AT THE FAT !
se:;e"asT they we're quite effective. rne1;nr, I
h:.cst Is E.aay base hits ta er1o1s Tbs Hosto,,s :
s.fack Ole CT their good batting davs And hit ;
very heavily, making TWENTY-FIVE bases on hits. |
!.o';El hey earned TIC runs. Both Of the in I
mugs 10 Tnch they made The most OF their runs
sa2ul1 tsve resulted in blanks.
al s:te second, ,e7oTs by HishaYn Hastirce. and /
Hse]aski give the Reos cLance, wlea tney |
t.t1a-a lave te"u out. From thas point in tha t
ssni's they Lattel with cruel, vi,,Jic,ive ygor,
Aany OF their hits counted for two OF three |
Eases and they kept the out-helde,s ecurrv!nc !
"a & e7eFy direction: It seemed as il they mover
koaid .e: up. Every Saan in the nine exceut /,
.;1A4s 13ade runs. md Icfev eco.ol twlce II |
t-;s iE1li., alone ;hey t2ttel for thirteen hases
~ lae se.cnta iau1nS Hines Eu1 gaze then, j
q I ie2he Il lie when he should have caught tha |
yard tl:. 1a&a ouL and base hits BY us1pes.
o.s:1ued runs- 11"
II tue eighth inning, rkea thev knocked out |
1secenu se1iea OF nli:e, uui|s by Ze:ii@io, Dey-
-, kna " "atfea and HxstoEs' passed bali cnn. !
~ a,o:tea 1nolhes opportunity to 60 some 1arv i
Iisxe Ii,as.xae batting after tt&7 should havs besa !!
Tia EA*.< aes mi Il ii. ,ix.h ;nn,n,