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place when the first White Stockings we're 80
earth" The betting hero vas mainly At svenl
though the pool-box at Foley's showed ia Z 1
favor Of St. Louis. Up to the ninth innin
the stanoh friends Of the Chicagos began t
fear repetition OF Thursdays record, but th
expression at the close Was that it was gam
which any club might have lost. ..and, thong
scoring on the wrong sds, Was etil an improys
ment on Thursday.
4 base-bsll pilgrim who had gone down to ee
the dFst game returned yesterday morning en-
tlroly disgusted With the whole affair. Ho re
ports tie ST. Louis audiences as the worst in th
country in point Of behavior and courtesy t.
visitora.
Yesterdays bal-game in st. Louis and its un
Fortunate result caused some worthy member
OF the baae-baal interest to express khemselve.
rather strongly. After the result had been de
| cla1ed. the writer called On Mr. Hulbert, presi
| dent Of tho club. and mas about to ask him wha
he thought OF the trip. when tue obese head O.
The organization raised himself up to haigh
t and shouted:
| THAT tho tho a&ld b. lost7
AL Is not lost, th' uncouqUerhbio vi,
! And study Of revenge, immortal hate, -
| And courage never to submit or Yield.
Thst glory never shall their power OF might,
| E3xtort from me to boy and eue for grace
| Who from tho terror Of our aims 50 lato
| Doubted their EMPIRE
enes through experiences Of this great event
In arms nos worse, in foresight much Advauced]
ne may with mora snccessfal hope resolys
! To wage BY force or guile eternal Wal.
3rrseonsts6ie, 'a oast ,a,l,n t. cur grand foe,
Sole ''e5gning, holds the base bali Sway.
10 talk blank verse 1t ono ia not the props,
way to answer civil question, and tho dIsgusted
seeker altar information passed down to Sir M.
Mcuonatd's place OF business and demanded to
know his opinion. Reahcs bis elbow carefully
On the bar the apostla Of chance said orator
icaily:
We ye IN deeds. not years in shoushts not bzea.hs
L. L. feeling, not tn figures on = dt.l. :
We should count tine by heart-throbs. Hs most lives
Who thtuks most, feels the nouest, acts ths best.
"1u this view Of the case" observed Sir Mike,
~ Judge the members OF the White Stockings
Club to bo about Years old"
little further DOM Clark street tho wan
derer came upon Alderman Foley staudiu. en-
the stepa Of his place and dec!aiming to crowd :
Tis ali mems oface to speak patience
TO those that wiring under tho load Of so1ux;
But NO mant Virtu8 nor sutdcieucJ,
To be SO moral when he ahalI endure
Tho Ike himself.
'oThe baseball interest ia decidedly lunatio to-
day," quotn the "ande1eE, and made his Way 10
solitude.
The S.. Louis Democrat in commenting On the
first game with tho Chicascs, says:
Thousands Of boys In this city wtli turn out moro
useful nen and better husbands and fathers, because
Of tho Brown StochnSs-good luck to them!
Let tbs st. Louis youth follow the shining ex-
ample OF Dickey Pearce, Lip Pike, and Chap
man, and they will turn ont all risht-foz ST.
Louis. .:,- .~.
The Young America Club has organized for
the present Season. with the following fold:
II. Gngge, c. and Captain; O. R. Morse, p.
e hossqad + %o'; T.; F. Tstwefth. 2 b.; R. Rs',
J. Baker, c. +. B. King TT: Tho club have
tasty uniform. and they think they are full
match for any junior organization in the city
They invita- challenges, which should be sent to
Master Mason Griggs, No. II Groyeland park.
THE ATHLETICS.
The PhilAdelphia Times thinks that the Ath-
letlcs arc hardly up to grade this year. The
club are lawfully deficient in battlng," sud
'.in the field they were also lacking" Cnpp.
the catcher, "appea1s to have lost the excdlle1s
throwing that distinguished him iaat year, and
This would have been cheerful news to the
Whites it they had come home from st. Louis
~ they expected: but as it now il it don't mako
much d1t1erence anyhow.
Observation-Disclosures.
SPECIAL Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, May 8.-Tho second Champion
ship game between The Athletics and Centsnnials
waa played this afternoon here upon the formers
ground, iu the presence Of about = thousand
spectators. The Centenniats had Just returned
homo from an extended tour, and several OF
their meu we're crippled, but they basted
magnidcently throughout the game and gained
and overwhelming victory. The Athletics, who
plsyed1 Recap in the absence Of Eggler, batted
in feeble manner, making two unearned runs
in the first innings On three clean hits and
MoGinley's mufflng as catcher. They afterwards
failed to score. The Ceutennials made an earned
run in the third inning by three-basa hit OF
Crayer's !; errors Of Sutton, Clapp, andtFor 1t
critical points giving them 8 more unearned
runs, while two runs we're made on called balls
The Centenniais made II base hits to their OBJ
ponents' 8. Tne betting Was $l00 to 500 On the
Athletics. Tie score by innings ia:
Athletics ........................2 0 . o.
~ 1o11o23a9u
REDS IS. WESTERN.
6peefdl Dispatch 10 1:he CHICAGO TRIBUNE
KkoKuK, H., May 6.-Ths second Kamo
Of base ball between the st. Louis Reda
md the keokuks this afternoon re-
suited in victory for the former by score OF 6
70 l. L very high wind prevailed, and it vas
With much difficulty that the game was played at
III. Ths Keokuks, both in batting aud fielding,
Eell far below their play OF Thursday, wh1e the /
Reds improved in every respect. The Keokuks |
new player 10 the person OF John
Jarbine, lately Of the Franklin nine Of Chicago, |
sho played t1st base Yery creditably, being !
charged with only one error. Simmons goes into !
be right field, and Riley will oct - subatiture. |
BosToNs-NCTuALs.
RosToN. Maes., HAY 8.-Base-Ba1l: Bostons |
%; Multuala 2.
PuHAnELpH1As-EKW HAvESs.
New HAVEN, May 8.-Base- Ball: fhi1adel-
lhias s New HavenB 2.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HARTFORD, Conn, May 8.-Base-Ball: Hart-
ords 16; Washingtons o. Only eight innings |
Fore played, owing to rain-ssorm.
THE TURF.
m BoAnD OF APPEALS CONCLUDES rTs LAHORE.
Tho Board Of Appeals Of the National Trotting
association closed their Chicago meeting 1t tho
'almer House with the session Of Friday evea-
1g. After the formal work had been ended, tho
ec1etsry reported to the Board that official &C.
ion had been taken upon every Case On tho
ocket where the parties had perfected their ev1-
ence, or hAd 80 submitted matters Us to Justify
ction BY the Board.
4 number OF cases which hays heretofore been
on.inued to tho Ju1y meeting, and few others
milarly continued from .1is maating to enable
10 parties to procure their evidence. are all the
,attera which remain On the docket 1t this time
ndecided- /
The Committee composed Of members Of tho