, 1876-08-18
Extraordinary Performance Of the
White Stockings at st.
Louis.
Their Part Of Gle Game Singnlarly
Productive Of Ciphers.
No Runs, No Errors, No Base.
Hits, No Nothing.
The Utica Raco---Go]da1nith Maid Wins the
free-for.Alt.
DABE-DALI,
ChIt;At.O vs.. Hr. Louis

ChIcAtso vs.. Br. L0UiA
Eperfdl Nsp0teh 70 The 7t1AunAt
Sr. Louis, Mo-, Aug. 17.-.Fhe Chicago anti
1T. Louis Clufs played here to-dny the tnust ex-
traordipGry ga1ne Ut baac-',all ever scct, 10 this
cuunts5, and one which will iurtlly i,o r.raled In
ono rc*Iscct for ycars to cntnc. The whole ga,ne
WA pluyei without fielding esror, mud It was
by'a1l odds the beat game in that rcspcct ever
stit.Wn in this country. The attendance waa
allsut . 600 persons.-a much smaller numIer
ttan mas 10 have been expected from tho Ecsu-
tltl"n and standiug Ut tha clubs. The
Whites Won the tnss, and sent their up
poicnts 10 The bat, and they celebrated tho
first inuing by putting II, tw0 clcxa lifts. After
one man was out, with Cfapp OF scruntl, and
McGeauy on flrst IL looked Is II runs mtgAt
result, but Batun ended the uncertainty By
hitting high one to Barnes, who Lruppcd IL iu
front Of Peters, and = splendid double pluy WIS
the result, McGeary being forced Mt secu.sd.
and Clnpp run out near third by Ansuil. The
SECOND, third, fourth, Nth, sixth, seventh
ard eighth innings Ut thu hutne club gave no
runs, the only uun able to reach iirst being
Pike, who bit high one over Blc1aski's
head for two bascs In the fourth inning, but
was left there afterwsrd. Bradley opened the
last inning With All out to Peters, but Dch1n1Au
followed With safe fair-toul, which gave him
first. Clapp was lucky enough to bit we'll ho
rIght-feld after Hines had caught Pike Dchl-
man reached third ea4tly. II wna by no tneau.
clcnr that run would result even then, Al two
men scre out, but MeGeary substantially sec
tied tho game t,y Il splendid drive down leit
centre Geld fur two hnscs. OF eoursu Deh1man
and Clamp scored willie Glenn was llulttux the
ball. Dattin helped matters rcry materially by
clean hit, which let Mc(icary home With the
third and last acose Of the gauie, and the xraNd
fairly blarcd aud ycEcd with excitement t.,r the
SPACE 1t i've minutes. but they llad rfa 1T to
yell, for they sa.l eecn t1s h. LES. cams EYER VT
Willie Stockings needs only word Of Il ',ls-
mcnt. They DIDN'T do any. In ecvcn inIl IS
they never saw first base, 4bt1, In II tc
whols game. tic onlY men who rcarl,ed basel
we're White uu bast UT. Hines on n
force, md Anson on called balls, bnt, on the
other hand, the Ch'cag',s never played 50 brill;
improved. Beside The iluc doub!c-ttlay alluded
to it>ove, tho lau1ols Of tho game rc,e Carried
oil br Arsots, who played better game than
ever wns bcfnEc shown in hts position. White
fcetion which WIS st Tor them. While the 81
Louis nine played beautiful game, they were
moi called OH ior nuy brilliant OF exciting plays
Nearly everything came easily to tilcir hands,
and was played we'll. The unly comment ncs>
essasy to complete the atrount M the cotlest IL
Chieagos received just suvh dcfeas % their
luck Of batting deserved They lave taken =
drop, like every other club In the ring, and
likely 70 Be 0vtu more dangerous Wlcu they
strike their batting again. They say that thht
event viii hAppcu Satugtlay. c.su only say that
sion. It may be rrservcd Tor t!lctu, however.