, 1876-04-30
A Great Day for the American
National Game.
Four Ratt1ing Contests for Base
Ball Supremacy.
Tho White Stockings Once More Cover
Themselves with Glory.
Poor Louisville Suffers Defeat at the
Hands OF St. Louis.
Hartford Captures Game from Boston
After Ten Innings.
The New Havens Lay Down to the
Brooklyn Red Stockings.
Turf Nsws. Pedestrian Notes, Trigger items, and
Billiard Paragraphs.
Poor Louisville Suffers Defeat at the
Hands OF St. Louis.
Hartford Captures Game from Boston
After Ten 1nninga
The New Havens Lay Down to the
Brooklyn Red Stockings.
Turf Nsws, Pedestrian Notes, Trigger items, and
Billiard Paragraphs.
BASEBALL.
VICTORY ONCE MORE PERCHEs, ETC.


gpec,u D1spateA to The Chicago Tribune.
CINCINNATI, April 29.-When the Chicago aud
Cincinnati Clubs met this afternoon for their
first championship game they were the only pro-
fessional clubs thnt had not suffered defeat
this wear, When the White Stockings left the
ground they had clear lead over every other
club in the League. The game which gave thus
start WAS An Interesting one to look at, ana
5000 people were present to attest that fact
Eyory seat in the fine new grounds WAS oo-
cupied, aud standing room was at premium
The stands aud arrangements are we'll planned
and the players' field beautiful to look upon.
but bad for Unfolding, because OF the rough
ness OF the t1ansplanted sod. The new Bed
Stockings, which we're supposed TO be OF no
special strength until they 30 cleverly captured
the st. Louis Browns, we're not very well thoughs
OF By tho betting men, who demanded ODDS OF
about two to one. Not much money wasinVested-
The Reds lost the toss, and sent hessler 70
open the ball, which ho did by an out to Glenn.
Booth. the next man, hit near Spalding, and
that player touched the ball just enough to put
it out Of Anson's way, but the latter gathered
it finely. aud sent It to MoVey rather o1t OF
line. the result being = n1uh, and much yelling
from the crowd. Gould hit hard and high, aud
got the ball over Addye head for two bases
Clack followed with q clean hit, aud the bases
vero full. Jones came to the front nobiy with
fair foul, which brought home two men amid
the prolonged cheers Of the crowd, who rose up
aa one man. and gave loud voice to their emotion.
Snyder then brought in another run, making
three for the inning, and two OF them earned. 10
Offset this, the Chicagos were ab!e to score only
one, that being made BY Barnes, who went to
9-.t m called ha1fe. got around to third on an
nvarth,ow hv Fields. and came in On Hines two
| b.sa i;ner to left centre. In The second inning.
pe1ar. mnffed hit by Fiehor, but it did no harm.
~ Rarnes and Mcyey doubled up "Cherokee "
an md Rooth in the highest style Of the art. In
ano nina 10 ;n1;ne Ihe Whites altar disposing
~ tba f;rst three Gincinuati strikers, added
scora to their account by McVeys
oi;nn;no tvo-baser. sided bY
az h;t bv spa1ding. In the next inning
R.9nes a.tnnislod everybody bY dropping high
A. a. ssnt ont hy Sweasy, This gave IN u1earned
-, n the Reds. who were sided by clean hits
hv Esber and KessIer. In the latter half Of
! ~. .ar,a inning Peters led of With au out,
and Gfann sent one out to Jones, which that in
dyidual ignornnously muted. The runner It
once etole second, and was sent home by Barnes
ina hit> Anson sacrificed hlms1lr for ti,o sand
of his side by hit TO right
6e]d which gave Barnes a peg along,
and he scored on hits By McVey and Hines.
making two ruus, and tieing the game. The
1sad wss resumed by the Reds in the next in
ninp. however. Gould getting in an uueatned
rnn az NUT BY Hines, by which the lAtter
hnTt his hand. This was, however. the last
Cincinnati run OF tho game, the next four in
nines proving blanks but the Chicagos we're
no better oil, and, when they had disposed OF
their adyersaties for the last lnnlug, theJ founu
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