, 1876-07-02

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5osasy Louisville ........>..S 3 ! 8 $~S 9 ! 3,
UmpireIThomas Muir, Oldham County.
! Time Of gauae-Two hours and twenty minutes.
Fisst base by eItors-Lonisrille, 8; BoHton, 10
Balls caIled-on Devlin, IS; on Manning, @:
Strikcs-On Devlin, So; of Manning, 20.
| Left On bascs-Louisyilles, 5; l;ostons, Z.
Iases on called halls-Ryan and George Wright
and Leonard, !.
Out on dies-Louisv1llcs, 10; Bostons, 9.
Struck out-Leonnrd, Josephs, and Allison.
| Three base hits-Murnan and Morrill,.
Two-base llts-O' 'Rourke, Shafer, and Fnlmer.
Il MARROW ESCAPE.
| Specidf Dfspofct to TIE Tribune.
ST. Louis, Mo, July 1.-Providence savei
| the Brown Stockings from disastrous defea
| at the hands Of the Autuals this afternoon
The latter lost the toss, and Holdsworth led OF
with safe hit. Start sent him home on a ter
| and Battin, and passed ball by Clapp
allowed Start and Treacy to score Tie
Browns were .gooscd. Both sides were
wllitewashed in the second inning. III the third
hits, both ultimately scoring on & passed
aud Mack. 'Dehlman got III
q single for the Browns, Mathews n,utfing his
easy lily, aud CraEer giving him second lle at
second, after which Cuthbert, by u fine hit,
l iu favor Of the Mutuais until the first half Of
the fifth inning had been finished, when the
weather clerk took pity on st. Louis, and the
rain poured down In torrents. Further play
being impossible, the game was called.
NO GAME At c1xc1SSATI.
CINCINNATI. July 1.-The Cincinunti- Hart
ford ra1uc was prevented by the rain. Three
inni1Ts we're n{uyc,i. 1he sore stanJinp two tn
THE nAnTFoRD-c1r1cAoo GAMES.
eau,e Of Tuesday next. i" the Glorious M FolrtI,"
will be more largely attended than any other
contest this wear, with the possible exception Of
the trst Chiiago-Boston game, which drew Is
600 people. Tic people appreciate the fact that
the three games, of which that is the first, viii
do much towards settling the question Of the
channionship. and large Droportiou Of HE
people out for a holiday viii show no ut the
haii mark. Some estimate Of the crowd likely
to attend nav be gathercd from the fact that
eycrv scat in t1c 1rand stand was sold somc f1ays
ago. Thc manaeenent hayc taken cxtra mains
to comfortably accommodate tie crowd, and
have covered in about 2,UyO seats back
of tic first base, and viii pre-
serve them from crowdiur, and sell
on1y tirInts enou@h to iii them so TINT eacl
purchascr can have au abundance of room, In
addition to this, they viii have row Of seats
running clear around the feld from the foul line
IL t4eatre T Sy theie MEANS M thsy vii vii BE- be ablt to
scat more propic tian auy other ground in the
tountrr. and there is little doubt fhat they will
baye al imlueuse crowd to sent.
ST. LOUIS RuMoRs,
Special Dsls.fcn to lie Trloure,
ST. Lotus, July 1-Ctlrious Developments
just made here determine me to post you on a
scheme III ball circles unly srcond to the coup
which your magnatc Hubert executed when he
took four men out OF the Boston Club in 1915.
determined On having Il Club next next year,
and so authorized one Of their men
to engage players in the West. When
the Club was here, various Inducements
were held out to several OF cur men, n1lu they
ended in the engagement Of Bradley, the pitcher,
and Battin, the best batter Of tho Browns.
This was done with the utmost caution, and the
TACT was not known until within day Or two.
It came to me only to-day, and looked 1t up
carefully, the result being that am convinced,
have agreed to leave here, and think that they
have signed contracts to that effect. I could, Of
course, dilatc on the ingratitudc OF such action,
but that wouldn't affect anything. now. Both
men have been too much petted, especially
Bradley, and some there be who would not OBJ
ect to see him 60, although nc IS falr player
Il his position. The effect on the. Browns VIII
cein at first sight DISASTROUS for it is not to be
ienied honestly that Bradley has won many
games for Us. am sure, however,
hat M: Mr: 1ho ho~ie n,oSa Will DO, DO his best e:a
lot sure whether he yet Knows II the secession |
n no, but think he does, because have been
Informed that member Of the Cluo nus oeen
cen several It times during the week W in eonsulta-
ion with Mathcws OF Inc Mutuals: u was
nay turn out thst the management have been
'urrying up for the future. In any caseLn we
10 not get an ou.sioef-ne nave rea!Iy e
client pitcher in blon$; ! an not sure that he
1ould not 90 very Ec1 nackea up oy strong
llne. Mn35e naTe uere slseh you 1ue 1SIs l.!.i
bout Bradley and Battin, accompany 1t with
1umor "mea 4 you can ~ us soI p!casc % aoous
elleF1uEE,-I 9on's soueu toi IL. - u eoiAaAoA
ak herc-and the rumor Is backed up Dy money l.
or betting-that the Browns Will not try