, 1876-06-11
PASTIMES.
-Four Brilliant Base Ball Games
Yesterday.
The Chicagos Win Their Third
Victory from the Athletics.
A Magnificent Display of
Batting 10y the Whites.
The Hartford, Mutual, and Louis.
vile Clubs Likewise Vic.
torious.
An Exciting Game Of Polo Played
at Dexter Park.
BASE. BALL,
WHITE STOCKINGS vs. ATHLETICS.

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WHITE STOCKINGS vs.. ATHLETICS,
! Special Dxpatca to TIE Tribune
| PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-The third game be-
tween the Chicago and Athletic Clubs was
played here to-day in the presence Of some 200
people. It IVES very well umpired By Hatfield,
| formerly Of the Mutuals. On tho seud-off, mat
ters looked rather blue for the Whites, and the
crowd were elated almost beyond measure The
Athletics, losing the toss, went to bat, and
Force's hit to Hines was mufed, though there
! Was some excuse Tor the error, as the hit was q
bad one to get at Fsler and Meyerle then fol-
lowed with clean hits, aud Hall hit
high bounder which Barnes mufred,
! while the crowd cheered, and two runs came In.
10 add to the blunders, Glenn then muffed o
fly from knight, and third run was scored
This extraordinary display Of fielding Was stop
ped there, and three men we're put out at second
in quick succession. Coming to bat, the Whites
vent vigorously to work to redeem themselves,
and earned two runs by Barnes hit for base,
Hines for couple, Anson for three bases, aud
Spalding for two bags-a total OF eight bases by
fourmen In the second inning, Peters got square
on the sphere for three bags, and WAS sent
home on Barnes clean hit. This tied the score,
but In the following inning the home nine got
another run In the person Of Fislcr, who hit
we'll for two bases, and was sent home by Mey-
erie and Knight, who batted safely, but were
themselves left. The score was again tied In
the fifth inning by Hines run, which was made
off q two~baser to left, and clean hit BY
McVey, on which the runner came home In
the sixth inning the fun Of the game, COM
tReS vera xake pavRr TR to With tue usv ta
Bielaski led of With a safe dropper over second,
and White hit away into left field for q base
Peters planned right-fie1d hit to prevent
double play, and, when Coons muffed the ball,
Bielash came home, White vent to third, and
the striker to second. Glenn followed with
model shooter over second, aud two men came
In After Barnes had gone out, Hines hit
sharply past Force and was safe Auson fol-
lowed with hot one, to Aeyerle,
h7g i9g to get the he runner u n,ast Is wei wei
when the ball was mutfed, Hines came home,
and Anson took third, whence his run was
brought in by McVey's fine liner to left.
Spalding's long fly to Fisler closed the inning
for five runs, and really settled the game at
once. The seventh md eighth innings brought
singles for the Whites By Peters and Anso11, the
formers being earned, and the latter gained on
muT by Force. After putting the Athletics out in
the ninth inning for blank, the Whites went In :
to improve their averages Peters and Glenn
led off with safe hits, while Barnes hit the ball
s'square in the nose - for three bases, and was
brought home By Hines clean hit. The history
Of the Athletic batting after the third inning is
plainly told In their row Of ciphers, and IN the
Statement that they only hit the ball fairly four
times in the last SIX innings.
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