, 1875-06-09
d.! was perfect for tho display Of baseball stlIl
tnd for tho comfort OF t1ls audience.
THE CANE

d.! Vas ertect Tor tho display Of hAae bail skill,
aud for The comfort Of thu audience.
THE GAME
hsehn At 3s46 o'clock with the Rods to bat, and
NICK Young doing tho dutto, Of un ,:ise.
Il "a no. nccanhars In eonoial TO refer to ths
"details of tho 'nntoes. It will huflco to charao-
George Wright led on, and Al,ccoeded, after an
| expenditure Of Froat fotco, In batting a noak
hal h.! d. ,d1sc;fy to Zott!eu. 4 ras usoless
ts tEs so1s tnn ss1ter -. to- to run 2ottlen bfow Oh
foro dt orgo bad aot laf way tlere. Isfuea' liner
etrnsk the pa of Warrell'a ingcrs ~ he jusnpcd
| ~ Tue air To catch It. and bounded towards tho
isekl. whore Peters IN 10 no mysterious way had
Into, clenns exaectant palms. Tho w]htea
feaclina ilfAt once ou au error, but H0ro 1of1ed
out BY bsilliaut dauble-play aud a fno throw
by Leonard 10 third Which caught Devln 1t that
on a base bit, but uss caught Oh by running Of,
foul. balk by Zottlcin vaa bore clainnd,
but naa not allowed. itinca mot with similar
bni fortune 10 tue Whtcs' share Of thl@ inning.
iunuing on %arrcn's foul bit. In .he third in
ni1lR occnt rcd tho ouy error of tie White Stock
| ingt. apaIdiog rcached bis haso OH safs hit.
aud was givon seco1d bF wild pitch Of Zott-
sho took L on doad run, and spaIdlng lnd
Manning were nippod by means Of Htnesf boan-
| litul double pfay. liz mado ! wondo1lul catch
Of ,ho latsora long fly to cuusre and thon san
thu former A. thai, baas. It w.4
forth lusty choers from tho audience. Tbs
| Reds IN f1o'ding out the Whites In tho aatne
'nnlng maao f3i,o touble play, md "k.c4ed" a
good doal because ball which bounded on tho
| hack.stop and wae taken by White was not A.
lowed a. q foul. It strdek tho boarda with
thud which was hoard By slmcst everyone in tho
ueighporAood. Whlto received raslor da.islyo
aeestnent for hia preposseroas claim.
/ Tho Whites made tboir TWO runs In tho fourth
| innln9. After Hialam had fouled ont 10 White,
Haatiugn was allowed 10 make arss by OAourke's
error, tl.t p!asor Infringing urou Wtlgh.'is,
Deylin struck to the right dedo.. who threw tho
bail to hrse, whore 1t WAS muned, aud Dovlin
took the ba"o. Hastings going to third. Whites
bad overthrow to catch hin at secoud lot Has
DsvIln to third, whenco 10 osma IN
On passed bali, White attempting to
play sharp by lotting 1t slip through Ills
fingers aud roll little 10 ono aldo Oh tbs grasa.
But tue pitchers muE when White gathered tho
ball and tlt sw Il to him spoiled she I'tio game.
Tho W4itoa Atlded out tho leda in their fourth
inning In tho most brilliant manner Conceivable.
White, WHO arpareutlr lnd himsoIf out for D
hume run, atruck bali to cautro, which went
atr,to Etby h Darnes' hat sign. But Hiues
had Ills. eyos opon. and galloood back
on a doad run. Judging tho ball with
perfect accuracy and catching Ii 10 i. descended.
|
hit to Peters, aud waa out Of ooure. Beats long
foul hit wss epleudialg taken br Glenn, who h.d
to Hta haif. the fongth Of tho grounds for IT..
In the aftl,, ai1th, Bovonth. and eighth iunluEs
tho Beds nero retired without making base.
Thoy laid themselves cut for long hits. but
str1,ct ly balls which were invariably taken, no
matter to what part of the field thor wcrc
struck.
THE PLAYING or THE otrr1E1p
was, without doubt tho ancst ever 4een on =
bal!-aeld.. d!onn, III this portion Of the game.
| took no Ices than ak 1lYs, aud no. uIncs, and
| Be'ssM played With tha iuest judgment aud
| 40 unssrlng accuracy. Balls were seot lar asav
into tue held but they we're run for BY tho field
! ors. who aceued to th'nk nothing imposatblo.
and uost Of them txkon On Tho kecn ghllop.
VIII What 80 looked :, roesstodly !ike . bit for
run resulted IN cut for the striker, mud, after
seolng the iield take caro- OF hy balls time altar
time. sbc audience felt satlsfed that everything
sent thst way wa2 aute to retire Eod-leg. Tho
iis|ders alogsthos caught afteen fly balls, none
Ia tho last half of tdo gAuno WAS in that quarter,
but whkt lnield work there was MSS dome In the
lncat possible mannrr. Zettlon'B pitching was Of
lis boat and vetY effective Tho Dosto.la could not
scored but thren bhse bills. Dcv.n, poters, Var
rem. uigham, and Hastings. who played second,
| exhibited the cleanesk prettlost kind Of WORT.
| Warren, Ia tha Hxth inning, mado two sxceed-
|
| tho audience OF into shouts Of RCulhuBe.
Tho Whites vere retired IN very p.etty
stylo alter tue inning In .bioh these
taat Of their rivals. aud their orrors OCCASION
ally EaTo Chlcsgoan his haao. O'Rourke ard
McVey are chargoab'o With most OF those bjun-
dess. though shay lad considerable company In
this respect.
The batting OF tho ChIcagou wAa hea.y, aud
naoy baaes we're earned. In fact, tho Rods
IN TIE NINTH laRIko
! Leonard sas2ycd to redeem tho AhakY fortunes
Of Ills c!uo, and rendered them tho
attempted t. stoal second. being willing
to sIak suyth!ne tos run, whcteupon Higl.m
praiHeEorthy intentions. Leonard furthe +
evinccd h'a Willingness to sacrifice hsmself for
tho. good OF his oiuo by geting III tho uay Of tho
ball and receiving 1t ou his cheek, which wks
hard. and tho ba1l bounded out Of Hastings
reach; THIS. gave Leonard third, and tho
breasts Of tho champions swetied with re-
ylyin9 hopoa. McYey damaged thcir ohanccs By
going ont from second To lrst. b.aldlpg
further injured them by 4triAing long high
foul which HlelaHkt csntorod ont for and took In.
Wits stretched his limbs for acorkar to bEing
leonAtd aud himself in. IIo licked Tho bali. Il
fell into us4ham'a horny hand, tbo umpire cried
foul, and the Reds were mhitcwashod. A Etoat
cheer rent tue sir. tho olapp,ng OF deI!eato hands
sent kid gloves. everybody shouted mud stamped.
4 fsw onthusl lsstio individuals grabbed the bell.
rope and evoked \ fsiRhttutdln and tho aceno OF
| wild, uugoyernAole enthuaiaam was ludoscribAble.
Tho crowd, q,tito satisfied with what they had
eeen, surged across tho grounds. They wora
driven baos, howevor. by the p"lico after sotnn
difficulty, and tho Whites won't in for thez share
| Of tho Innings. They had lono enough. The
eooro was good enough for auEbody. snd they
wete content to DO retired With hfAuk. Zottloln,
howeyor, insisting on making ono mose base-hit
"for luck" aud DleAskl 2uothsr because hs
hadn't msie any beforo.
The following Ia
7H2 scoux: