, 1876-08-23
They Defeat the st, Louis Browns
by Score of IL to 2.
And Did It with q Fair Umpire and a
Well Behaved Crowd.
The Dost0ns Manage 10 Give tile Hart
f0rds Another Het.
Trotting at Poughkeopsie- AMI
Gov. sprague tho Winners.
Pirst Day Of tho Centennial Regatta
at Philadelphia.
BASEBALL.
THE TURN or THE THE,

THE TURN or THE TIDE
The difference between hard, brave, manly,
n .oft, no,,t,r roword1v sn,'r. nv , ',nnr.n,a.
a,,a ooys TO 1901 Will with was shown Yesterday
afternoon in the eighth 81. Lcus- Chicago con
falcd thu hall and ba,lt1 Il, an,l n,nye,, . m"
..a .,;., aa s. a.a t.'..s ., Aa r., %ue,
.'oss, plueHy game 'lo,, 1ns nrss oa'' psseheu
eouans I a., an o' "s s 81. rou,' u. niue
lm11 and m y r,n .f1srsn :, ~ ~ ns." - .,'eams, nasb
It. h",.,. rp ste ,tn,a. ,,.,,,, IT, '' tous"
.s nan''s i've LINES "nae 1he seli-saHc
McVey's seorching hit, and Dehlman
to muH two swiftlv-thrown liners. In
.hort /, t,,nan.,,a,.d tha, ,h,,. ,ae ,si.,*1n. 80
;. usoss.".sa a,, sua', Hnie sne vlstoFs
ray bundle, they were not up to grade ID
game where bali fit for grown men wes use,1
About 1000 pcrsuns were present ut thc
game, and while It was loo mucf, to expect that
beastly a,uss Which tier riub iad reccyed ' ia
ST. I' s ys + mse .a, to 'ls es osn sa q @ s
either profanity, threats, Or obscenity loudly
was some = noise 10 and % cI.ee1ipr. but J rot feu1
word nor an angry one.
The ST. Louis lost tho toss, and Pike led ofF
with bit very c1eyeriy handled by Peters, md
no runs werc scored. Barnvs begun the winning
side Of the game BY splendid liter to jctt csn
McGcary;s nun Of C]ann;s tbr"W' 4 nasxr:, u
ball let hin to third, aud lie scored On McVey's
out to Dehlman. Peters llad In The meantime
bern retlred on fly, aud two i.uds were '',oi out
when Anson hit tho bali solidly past slIort, liz
stole second, aided by C1app'e wild thrtuv. md
was sent home by = Wild ptcil and a passed hajf.
White was sent to base On balls, and Hines rave
hiul third on cracking liner to left
for two bases. SpaIding let both runs
in bY eufc Uue to rfrlt ecntrr
anl Andrus followed with sharp Founder t,asf
short, which was uucl, appiaudcd by his ad.
mircrs In the audience. Both were Ieft. how
ever BY Cuthbert's e1ce}len. catch Of I'll GIenn's
foul ily. This gave tho Whites four runs anl
winning lead II they played devently steady.
The feature Of tho secund inning was spleu-
aa a s1nnnE n nth By es; No runs ers
the third inning ty striking out, Bradley lit
beauty down 1,car the LETT foul limo i1r two
bascs, and went to third on Piko's safe one Into
right field. Clapp hit long low ay IL left, but
Glcuu, after making hard run for II, lit Il vct
away from lin, and bradley reached home with
the first run for lis side, White
begun the Whites half of tie Timing
by curious two-Daser about whefc
Bra1lcy's had gUnc. Spalillue followed
With ccntrc-tcll drive which lei White botnc.
willis the striker wrnt to second on thc rciurn,
OF the BALL Glenn lit hard to right centre, aud
attempted ia u,akc secoud, but was c.llght be-
tween 0aGe8 1uu run Out. Though not ulfH after
SpalJng hu1 scored Ills run, making the scorc U
to l.
III the next inning Barnes led Of With a
model drive to lrlt Held, and ut once stulc SEC
ond clean. After Peters ind GONG out Of, n liz.
Mcyey iii stlngcr to Mc(ieusy, which tic lat.
ter refused, aud A1,son seconded the mutton
with u two-bascr Into right field, which sent
McVsy to third. Hines bill one to Pcarre. md
reached first IN iuggle, while SleVry scorcd.
Epalling lit toward hrst, puI The l,mnIre calietl
tho Lit foul, but moment afterwsrd cha1,aed
Ills mind and 1cclurcd It fair, which IA a 1;1an
IN fip afnud nh1ergpl1 ,i{,]t,tt trfvc Q1o1dt,,r
show 1or his white aliGy" inasmuch US he bad