, 1876-05-14
:PASTIMES +:
q;ha White Stockings Score
Another Handsome =
Victory.
r6uisville's Club This
Time Their Vic
TINS.
st:Lonis, Boston, and Hart
ford Also Capture ::
- Games,
mt the Scores Show a Shock
ing Number Of Errors.
some suggestions:About umpires
and Fair-Foul Hits.
4aa :Dezter Park Trotting Meeting and
the Pedestrian Tournament,
p,+5fhe Scores Show a. Shock
ing Number Of Errors.
some suggestionsAbout umpires
and Fair-Fout Hits.
Faa Dester Park Trotting Meeting and
the Pedestrian Tournament,
BASE BALL.

.xHTFE STOCKINGS w. Lo915sAAEs :
.rh. Feasue this year ID composed OF old clubs,
th the single exception Of the Louisville orzani-
,,tTon which presents its claims this year for the
a. lime, This Club WIS formed on the basis OF
neyljn and Snyder, with some other good and some
Indifferent talent, such as Wss obsslnao4e ~ the
49, rho nine was gotten together The games 50
~, ,1.vrd bv the Club show that 1t il . strong
s.,ang team. with decided inability to bat. This
t,st tn canes with Chicago were won by the lat
.a.,a n,a.eminence with the stick The real work
stthe r,ne: ;1E.s entered upon when they met the
r1nr1nnsn Reds, against whom they have grndge
s.aondent an the respective cities. The score OF
me rame each, therefore, settles nothing
- b<tyeen Cincinnati and Louisville, which
.;nea hive a mortal strife, compared With
nth the :Montaga- Cspulet WEI or that OF
M Rose. yon1d haye been but mild III, feeling.
BIT the Lonsvtlles made t1stF way
scar the Spslding team, who, being western men.
Eke pTide in maintaining the pennant OF is Icpre.
.atative cI Some GOO people assembled L It
me az and he fair, clcar, cool day gave promise Of
excftine contest spalding having lost the toes,
+ Is usual With him Of late, sent Barnes TO the
Ioat, and in q few minutes ths n!ne %eat anead1
ibst on Snyder'e pass OF third strike. Hastings
opened piay BY taking first base on balls
,tsetnsy tas hif in It saisty IS ssra aa
6s esIassa sna went mt out on stlEes Hastings
line to steal second, but was neatly nipped by
Rsr1es III Whites throw, the latter ta1ing credit
a TIE ttS Ths ths
ielhns being marked BY excellent catches BY Ryan
ind Peters. In the third inning Peters opened the
real business Of the game BY getting bis base on an
Glenn then hit to Deylin, and the bali went to frat
in time to make IN ont. Peters having started for
.tird Gesbandt threw to that point to nip him b1s
ae combination Of h thfow re- and hagpsS ~
asst run, amid much applause. The last half
~ the inning resulted in nothing, and he
White Stocking score in the fourth wns exnctly
inning, and, by lneky streak Of batting; scored
fos the only time in the game. After Hasttugs had
gone ont to White, and SNYDER oI Barnes & e ms Ms-
md By fast running saved the hit Hague followed
With long hit to right centre for two bases, and
Deru1 proceeded calmly toward home: 'AadJ got
bot the hitter, in throwing to White to catch tho
runner. made wild eho1-.the only error o1 the
eame-eud permitted Deyifn to score, and HAguo
10 get to third Gerhasdt then came in With eafe
ended with Glenn's Ane catch Of Bechtefs ~
It seemed to behoove the home club to make
N e9ort. the game standing to hsainst them, q.
which Fnmer made good tB for, but couldn't
get Peters bit hard. bnt scored nothing but An
ont. Glenn hit to Fulmer, and be. having plenty
VI I4EEQ 10 AGCouu ~ gAA - AAE@s 49,
xbad throw to Somcrvi}le, and both men we're safe-
Barnes, coming then to bat, hit . fair foul one,
which Deylin rushed for and picked up handsome
+, bu1 being in hurry to catch Barnes, Who was
nkfns the best kind of time, he oyeHAren TO
lrst snd White came home, while Glenn went to
third and Barnes to second With two men
On bases, it was a fine chance fos
Anaon grabbed his bcd-post with . 1frner
hold as be remembered how hc had done the same
Necessary trick in st. Louis. Getting shoulder
high hall, the yonng man from the Far West drove
Mclean and swift between Hague and Fulmer,. and
vent away to FIST while Glenn ran slowly home,
aud Barnes coming from second at full speed turn
ID in from third and made the last quarter in seem
nsly less time Than it ever wos made before. 1t
Wa lucky hit, or weli-planncd one, and came
IN the nick Of time to save two runsi and. .ss the
esentpfoved the game for without scores
at least tenth inning would have been needed.
Frt this point 10 the end Of the game neither side
eo7ld score the Louisyi1es never getting nan on
fnI except in the. sixth inning, when Snyder
made clean hit Hines hit hard In the sixth
inning and Glenn In the seventh, while htte sent
high wo-baser to centre in the ninth, but none
ot these gentlemen were properly backed with hits
for runs, and the game ended With the fgurea to
(Which were rarked at the end Of the nfth inning:
Tie performances OF the players may be learned
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