, 1876-07-16
PASTIMES.
The Champions Of 1915 Again
Defeated by the Whites.
Hartford Beaten Once More
by st. Louis.
The Three Most Remarkable
Games Of the Year.
Programme of the Forthcoming
Western Games.
The Trotting Meeting at Dexter
Park, and It's Prospects.
collection Of Known and Unknown
Flyers Never Before Eqoaled
in Chicago.
"a 1fR
propran1n7e of the Forthcoming
Western Games.
Ghe Trotting Meeting at Dexter
Park, and Its Prospects.

BASEBALL.
WHERE WAS GE0RGE WRIGHT

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WHERE WAS GEoRGE WR1GnTs
When the Boston Club were i'll Chicago last
rear and playing without Spa1ding, they tr1ea
Manning Us pitcher, but soon sent him out, anu
mt in George Wright, who met with fair sue
cs.ss. It would seem as il yesterday was good
tfmetohavc brought him out again cspec1alSs'n
Il seemed Is If neither Manning nor Josephs
were anr sort Of use as against the Whites' VINO
had their batting armor on and made things very
liycly in the field. -.
sn,ldine having won the toss Tor change,
sent lis opponents to bat, and they were retired
without scoring, not alone IN tho hrst inning,
hut also il, the eight which succeeded It. There
seemed an clement Of good luck as well as goou
pIay in tue Clicago's fielding, for the
1,ostons Lad men on bases several times,
md three times they reached thru
with only one man out, but even then nobody
could gct honic. One Of these cases was the
sixth inning, where George Wright led on with
faIr-toul Lit for two bases, and went to third
on Leouard's long fly to Hines. He wss, how
eyer, left by O'Rourke and Hurnan, WHO
nonped up easy fys for Anson and Ac9ey. In
thf ei1nth inning Schafer led of with clean
hit. and, after Joscphst had gone out on u t}y,
WRIGHT hit ono to Spalding and forced out
srh,f,r. Leonard was more lucky, and got in
n limo fir. which went over Biclaskl On this
Wri.rlt got to third and Leonard to second, but
O,Rourke was good for nothing safer than
1onc 1y to Glenn, which was well taken. III the
last inning Murnan hit safely for two bases,
and. having worked his way to third base, was
left there by successive outs by Brown, Morr11l,
and Manning, all Of them to White. It was the
height OF III luck that three such batters should
unitcdly fai1 to bring homo man from third
The Chicagos opened the gathering OF runs III
thc second inning, when White IVES sent to first
m called balls, and Hines followed with safe
one near the right foul line, Oh which he took
sccona. snalding's and Blclaski's outs brought
~ The third and fourth innings produced blanks,
Int in thc fifth Glenu aud Barnes led on WITH
c,ccn 1.i1s aud Peters hit GIG hard for right Held
fence. &c cleared the bases, but was pug Out Ill
attempting to make thru qi' nsin and
BicIas,i tailed OF good Liss by thS former and
utw1,3c,scr uy tue last-named- IRIS brought
t},e score up to seven, auu clianse
ia the pitching seemed desirable, wherefore w.
sepl!s and Manning were cai4rged; put u qiant
vdrE exactly tirst-ratc. McVcy led oI with 7
frr-1,asc fair-foul; Ansou followed with good
one. and after White had made clean ery to
1rft centre Hines aud BielasEi were muiteu by
WRIGHT and O'Rourlle, which gave. Barnes ana
Peters chances to hit safe, and the inning cnaco
with six runs; and Manning went baca TO LIE
In tGc eighth inning Anson led of with 1air-
foui and was sent all tue way home on Whites
luckv liner to right field, which Manning could
not get at because Of the fcace and WHICH, tlefe
fore. welded home run. This brought the
tally up to Is, where it stopped, IS may be seen
by the following: