, 1876-07-07
The Whites Defeated by tho
llartfords 6 to z.
a Victory for the Bostons 0vor tho
st. Louis Browns.
Tho Athletics nnd Mntunls Dcatcn at
Cincinnati and Louisville.
Closing Day OF the Amateur
Rowing Regatta at
Toledo.
DASE-BALL.
II AMI 1lErEAT."


Yesterday was the repeat
VIC may possibly huve 10 invent new name TOT
tomorrow.
1tfs rather curious how the Hartford and Chicago
Clubs kept side by side ait The season In Tho race
for the nag. md atIti more curious nov inc t"n
games Of this week have changed Tho poEt'ons OF
the organizations, making the Whites second In"
stend ot atst, and gisins tho Eastern champions
good lead. ........,
Yesterdays game was tho nfth between the Chit
cagoa and llartsoFds, and before lls cpnmehce'
,ncnt each had won two. About 8, 500 people woro
present to see how tho tie was to result, and tncy
generally pretty orderly. excepting only after
tiro.y unmetitcd, di,ples.nre uhcn they made 1t
vcr, trrsh inr him in total disregard OF tho Lcpguo
rae. e abont keeping order
sent ss IN psus. s who hi t saho: too hsn md gave
shanse Il, tho striking o,ss rns snw IN rs.os. ~
ss. a @ 10 second q" assea
ball. hut was n,pped at ,httd by Carey who loldod
@ Mcv.ys W., hts M To Fe,auson Instead Of Mllls. McVcy
got got as.t on tho pi.y aud to second on a passed
Sal', but WAS .est thcse by Ansoa's hit 10 uoad,
which went to Mills |" time to mako tho ~h'ts-
wash'
Rcnson opened tho gamo ioe liasttofa ~ long,
hard, nnd high bit over the fence In LOTT fold. 1t
WE W. III. .S,a. 1n,I.rt- hsI utrurrt mi AMI
.un eAe.'' M nt 4,'.' a re-,,.ss s 10y .,,,
llEbnM hao gwen Il'aes taa''eot fe's"so" nae
Carey lit safely, The latcrs attempt being FAIR
| tI,rn,, nond rrdca tia ,nulnr by irving Whlto
Iuso" "'"N ~"A~" Wv ''se -
| eaaneo' ....,
! The second Inning yielded no runs, though
| spnld!ng and nelaskl 1nads couple Of clean bits
nt,.w t,.o won 1vorc ont Tim. ylytno knmno of
.ho ,uet ts % hIch sct fo,]o~c them all troax tho
gamc- Glenn was not equal to the oceAsion, nnd
sent IN q ly for I,cu,aen.
| m.sn,. .v,r.,, ths thtr, tr,n NJ tho hat rvtfh
"ufasn oPe"1s I'e " a.. ~ ~ ~..sa . 49,.
bounder ofcf Feseusoh' a,lu ~eht 10 seeoha oh
lItgham's wide throw. Peters wah not abe to d.,
MGvrT seored an unt hy Bnrinck 10 Mills, whiio
Jssnce went to third, where flo VIVA loft BY Anson,
| whnH in 0ne was t,kcn by Ken1sen. The visit.
nrt mad much better tuck tn thcle halt of tho lur
Ing. Btlri|pck was sent to first on balls and got
! nrGnnd to tb}Fd On Whttss very high throw to
Catch him 1t eeoond. FERGUSON undettuok to
| 10 .ight neld aud succeeded, because
] Barnes fatled to ert the ball on. this
mr., in Carey then ltt 10 SpalliuE with Ferguson
In frr and tliu pitcher with Bnrnes md Mcte ey ac-
con,pisNcI d very pretty doubo play. This run Of
Evrdvck's was not guol omen, fnasmuch as 1t was
"1,!1 IN tGo noxt inniS iiies rot fra. on liner to
ec1ttu 1cli, but was declared out near first By the
h5s.cl i,y thc crowd. Tho uartforls took no rI
| hy the1r efforts this time.
| In tho 4ftt inning nnrncs scored another clean
| hit. but, Win customary luck, T. WAS tftsr two
| lnen wcrc out. Nemsen showed hs willingness
for tho ysltors by liner for two bases. ad, after
| two mon wcIe out, WAS sent homo by n tWu-baso
error by Anaon on ltEhnms hard hit. It required