, 1876-09-17

IW0-Ense l}Le-Nnttp, L.
Home run-George Wright
Total oases on hits-chicaSos. 13; Bostons. 8.
First base % on %e5Fo5ss-Ghicagos, s- 4; Bostons, 2.
Umpire-Charles Daniels.
ON MONDAY
the Boston nine Of rs will play picked nine from
ter, and on Tuesday the Whites play in Dlngham-
ton, Wednesday in Syracuse, and Thursday in To-
ledo.
ST. LOUIS VS. HARTFORD.
HARTFORD, Sept. l6.--The following wss the re-
tntt OF the game to-day between the Hartford aud
ii. Louis mines:
Innings 9 3 s 6 g.
a:ais:s::::::::::5 & 5ss;: : e e
Runs earned-Hartford, L.
Wild pitches-Cumnings, /; Bradley. :.
Pa:ssd Rasss naiis,GspR ts,eG and
Struck ont-Burdock.
Three base hits-Pike, twice.
Time Of gaue-Two hours.
LOUISVILLE VS.. ATHLETICS.
here to-day resulted IS follows: ~
s;;;:s! s;;;:;;!a!: ;s:;$a:= 7
Runs earned-LouisviIle, 2; Athletic. 2:
E..s. Fs base etea eY 2 Athletic e.
Time OF game-Two hours
CINCINNATI vs. Mutual
NEw YonK, Sept: 1e: The following ie the re,
tut Of the game between the Cincinnati and Mutual
clubs played here to-day:
s5;ssi s's:;s;:;! 9:s;;s:@ !
First base on errors-incinnatl, 4; Mutual, l.
Kuns eatned-Cincinnad, 8; Mutual, l.
Impre-Mr. Ducharme.
kE1THsBuRG TOURNAMENT.
:. kE1rnsRuEe. ILL.,, Sept. l6.-To day was the
hst day Of the baee- ball tournament The Mon
mouth White Stockings and lcto1ies Of keithsburg
eold- mounted but and silver mounted bat. Won
W tie lctorias by the following score:
!s!s:;ssg:.:. !ss4,:g.- ) 55f3 ga
rAi. afternoon the W'hite-stockings and Ietortas
tue lcoHas, who played a. tine an amateur game
Is nas va EYER Witnessed, The score BY
Embellishments 'Sis;;s: ::5 j : Ii ii
THE cu1cAGos or ".
The management Of the Chicago Club should
Trtlcenre with which it guards the doines Of the
directors. Mr. President hubert while afable.
TO Question FROM, him sbou t5e fu,nrc
policy Of the organization. Of which he Is the only
'slnc heud, il rs frnitless as it would be 10 at-
Tempt to perceive prominent bone in bis welI.fed
oody: For instance, when he YVES yesterday asked
ahout next years engagements he was politely
ot!lyiols Of the query. and it remains unanswered
eut nevertheless THE TRIBUNE claims that it is
right III saying that the club has made several con-
tracts for next year, and that the official announce
ment will be made within few days. The men
assumed to have signed are sufficient guarantee
oi the character OF the Chicago Club for 1877.
1nd whether their ngagements are supplemented |
ey those Of the remainder Of the champion nine Of
1910 or not, enough Is known and non announced !
y Siye good promise of the eae snccess for 1877
Taking its information as true, THE TRIBUNE
announees s with Ereat pleasure the arrangement
u A. G.. Spaldng for 1H77. To b. sure, there |
nevcr 4 was much doubt that he would remain with
she champions but it is satisfactory to know that
Seasons play is made mp he will be found to have
been the most successful pitcher in the country in
[he matter Of runs earned OF his delivery. il
Koseoe c. Barnes las also signca to play with
Chicago for 1877. He is the hest known bali. ]
9ayfs hog9aoi in the country and stands head and
,itA to game, and ii his games
nth the Mutual Club he stands credited with - I
lis in eight games, average of three, which is
y games OF so good pitcher a. Mathews. =
John P. Peters has also affixed his name to
ocnment binding him to play here next year. His
ecoFd for this year is better ali around than that Of
ny other short and his batting is up TO lol
Q game. Hc is so great favorlte in the city
LAT bis loss would he noted and felt By the
atrons OF the game. /
Calvin A. Ncicy comes under the list Of re-cn.. c
aged men, though, Us II matter Of fact, he signed
9r two years when he came here. He ie tue on J y
:. good shape. He is as effective a
itcher as Dey1in. sure and pIucky catcher as +
hi1e has a. few errors first Us Start has play
second with acceptance; WAS short stop and
was Lclde1 i'll Cincinnati and Boston. Add to b