The New York herald., 1876-09-16
BASE BALL.

There was slim attendance at tho Union Ground
yesterday to witness the seventh game OF series be-
tween tho Cincinnati and Mutual clubs, two of the
weakest In the league. These clubs evenly
matched, however, and although the game quiet
the score the smallest that has been played on
this ground since these TWO clubs met the 10Th OF
June, when tho score to in ten innings The
batting both sidss weak. The Mutuals as
usual led of well in tho FIRST inning, scoring run,
which was earned. In the third inning, after
two men went out, Tracy mado o two base hit, and
went TO third on a bad throw by Foley and scored
his run another bad throw by Sweasy. rhcy did
again throughout the game. although several
good attempts were made In the eighth inning the
Cncinnatis scored the only run they got during the
game. Gould reached first base by Booth
and sent homo by two good base hits, by
Kesser and the other by Foley. The catching on
both sides first class. Foley made several very
pretty running oul fly catches and Crcavcrs playing
was far SUPERIOR to that which he has been
doing lately. Nichols maize several fnc
stops but Start dropped OF the
balls that Nichois threw to him, something
priving him OF assist after making beautiful one
handed stop. Hicks and Holdsworth were both absent
and Hayes, OF the chelscas and MaIoney of the New
York nine, were substituted Tor them. Hanan
PLAYED well AT short on the part of the Cncinnats
The fielding fine. Kessler made very pretty limo
catch the sixth inning Gould did well at first base
Sweasy showed some oil his old style OF playing at Sec
ond, for which he is we'll noted The following is tho
score by innings
Clubs lst ID Sd An stu en. IN s0 9th
Cincinnati ........ OIL
MUTUAL. ............ u.
Umpre-Mr Ducharme
Time OF game-one hour and twenty.sx Minutes
First base by errors-Cincinnati, .; Mutual 8
Runs carned-Cincinnati, o. Mutual,
The Chicagos gained their seventh victory the
Bostons thus season Yesterday at Boston. They took
the icad In the second innings which they had li-
Guilty in maintaining throughout tho game. Tho ioI-
loving is the sc0rc:-
Cubs 1a 2d 3D. 4n 5m. em. IN stu 9th
Chicago sn.;aS @ Q Q ! I as a-s
Runs earned-Chcago l.; Boston, ..
FIRST base by crrors-Chicago, 2; Boston, O.
In the game at Hartford yesterday between The Hart
tho hrst inning No more runs were made until tho
hnh inning when each club scored one There no
scoring till the eighth, when tho ST. LOUIS got in
rum thus teine the game. The excitement at this
point became very great. In the ninth the st LOUIS
secured four and prevented the Hartfords from
gaming any and winning . .y ihe following score
csuba 1a 2d. 81 4iA SIR Ctr IN Sta sM
M.,l1o1S.... s. lSS,'. 70 9 o Q } %a-ss
Umpirc-Mr. seward, OF New Haven Runs earned
Hartford, q; st. Louis FIRST base by crrors-Hart-
Al Philadelphia Yesterday the Loulsvillcs presented
the Athletics with nine goose eggs" while they
scored three runs for themselves
Clubs la ID 3D. An STR ea. ia sM ssA
ksSis,,sl ksS'sv,'ls. .::::: 9 S-s Ss
Umpirc-Mr Ritchcl
The game between the Chelsea and Our Boys which
was played yesterday on the Capitolno Grounds re-
suited as follows
Ciubs lat I'd. 3d 4h 5h 6NL tn SM. Oh
chslssa; ch, sas. ,..~...S o 3 Q 22-ss
To-day the Bos,ons and Chicagos play at Boston,
Hartfords and 81 Louis at Hartford, Athletics and
Lonisvlcs Philadelphia and Cncinnatis and Mutuals
at Brooklyn.
umpirc-Mr Smith
The amateur games for to-day follows =
Staten Island and Osccola at Prospect Park Alaska
our Boys at Centennial Ground, Jersey City, and
witcka Jr, and oxford, AT Capitonc