, 1876-05-20
Hoavy Batting by the Visitors DC.
casi0ned the Trouble.
Eight Thousand People Wit
ness the Contest.
The Two Clubs to Try Conclu-
sionB Again To-Day.
Boston's Club Suffers Again from
Hartford.
BABE-DAII.

sHcoND pRrBAT OF TIE WHIT. sTocKtNGs.
The St. Louis delegates rested last evening In
the consciousness tint they Ind at last snccced-
cd In winning ga1ne frotu Tho Chicago Club Oh
Its own grounds,-a thing which they wcre nr-
ablc to do Inst year. when tho Zettlctn.l1lgf,an'-
Warren White aggregation won every game
played III Chicago. rs well as one Of the st. Louis
contests. Thu Browns arc entitled to some
credit for yesterdays game, and TINT chiefly for
the luck Will, which they bestowed their high
hits, and tho luck with which they made their
errors where they did not count to hurt
the score. II cannot bo denied TINT the
people OF Chicago took III interest fn
the gan.e-tho presence Of 5000 people
OIL tho ground showed .that, and the fact that
every seat on tho ground WIS occupied, md tint
q good proportion OF tho stan1ing room 'yas
filled, gave evidence that the people Of Chicago
have not lost interest tn tho game nor In Its ex-
ponents whom they hope to scc champions.
The gam6 opened ausptciously for St. Louis,
Cuthbcrt leading of with Il fine hit over Pctcra'
hcnd. Clapp followed with bonnder to spald-
ing which l,o sent sharply to pctcrs, on SECOND,
cutting oil C,lthbcrt, md tho little man, making
good throw to McVey, completed handsome
innIng almost exactly thc same play was mnde
T,ttfn and Blonr. the former having reached
first on Anson's bad m,1lY OF lis fy.
Thc frst scoring of the game WIS done by
nnrncs. who in Tic third Inning made har1
fair foul for ono base. While plnytng of first
thp runner induced Bradley to throw there to
ratei hirn and Mt last to make a Wild attc1nnt,
whicI, let him t. SECOND. Anson having a duty
tn snc}ety to pcrform. did It with llne hountcr
hetwccn third md short. on which Barnes caMe
rnsh{nT honc. gcorino Tie only run OF tlc game
fnr Tia siIc. Anaon, having rot second on the
niay. fopl(shly run oil o, NfrVcy's t1y, and gave
{;nfl,llert cflanuc for q double play which hc
fmnroycd,
fhc best-plnyel Inning Of the game WINS the
fonrtf when Clam, coming 1rst to bat, led III
iowcd with a abuptgrn which gayc him first,
but kent Clapp ut second. Pikc hit to Peters,
and tha lattcr, being rather slow In handling
tie bill, could not catch Clamp nt third, hut put
Mc(}carv out ut second. Battln hit shar1, to
Hnson. and the hitter flcllcd the hit 10 McVcy
30 nulckly TINT Clapr could not get home from
third. Blong closed the innings with foul'tip
beautifully taken by White, making n blank
which was hardly to bo expected when q two
hand was out.
The Browns began scoring In the fifth fnni.ig,
! when Dehllnan led OF with n two-baser to tho
/ fence. near tic left foul line. Mack followed
with d bit. which Glenn gathered well, but, for
eome unexplaincd rcason, ho did not try to
| throw home, though he 1nust lave seen that
! Dehlu1an WIS trying to get In from second.
In tho slxth inning the visitors took two runs,
| to whicl, thcy were not entitled. Mctieary led
lowed with ano long hlt to loft centre, whicl.
gaye Him second easily. Battin then sent a. high
| ono to Glenn, which was we'll tnken, and two