, 1876-04-23
Exhibition Game Between the White
Stockings and Franklins.
programme Of Coming Western
Championship Contests.
Fha July Running and Trottins Heet.
fngs at Dexter Park.
Arrival IN Chicago Of Budd Dab@s aat
His Stable Of FIyera
Hdw Uun Allen and Jos Goss Expect
to Fool tho Americans

BASE 6Rlls
WHITE STOCKINGS vs.. FHAEKLIvy.
The first appearance Of thu White Stocking
sipe against An organized club was in yester-
days game With tbs Franklin Club. Of this city.
perhape ths strongest amateur organization IN
the Stata- The attendance was good. consider
ing the inequality in sne teams and the extreme
improbabilty OF = close game. Among other
o!a-titne base ball enthusiasts to be seen in
the stand were the following: Walter Williams,
Ed O'Brien Walter, Charley, AL and Dick
Billy Barner Che pedcstrian). Goorge Clevo-
stea1ns, Norman T. Gaasette. Charley Hilton,
Brewster 0he hatter), Courtney Campbell, Bart
lett, Frank Wentworth. Billy Hayden. Charley
Hunt James BarrelL Izzy Jacobs, Godfrey
Harris Jake Smith, Fred Erby Originator Of
Mackin, Harry Ere1hardt (the Bishop). Admiral
{e1-rresident OF the Excelsiors), Frank Parmelee,
Jr., Billy Manning, Charley and Billy Dean
Al La Brun, Johnny Hoaley, Charley
Clayton, George Griggs. Col. J. u. Finhisan
(CincinnatI, Frank Nichols, George sard, jake
Richards, AID. Tom Foley. Lawrence Beardsloe
Henry Newton, Dump Rhines, Tod CoNles Joe
Snow, Josh Brock, Dr. James G: Brown, \: E.
Ewa,tlout, Billy Murray, Charley Wheeler, Nose
Weinstein, Lip Davidson, Frank Bagg, Billy
Emerson Asa Swift. Col. John Kembte, Sam
R.sn RG.st 13sat Rset Bes Rg Ree i AgRs,so gs1s4
Billy Smith, Billy Ogden, Ed Mark-
ham, Robe Ogden, and Jake Wolforc.
The professionals appeared TO rather better aayan.
tage than on the previous d1y, and the addition Of
dnrk-tlue tie to each mans uniform relieved the
1nonotouy of clear white, and gaze very pretty
effect The confusion likely 10 a-iss from similarly
co1orcd caps has been removed By the Introduction of
green one which has been mounted on Peters, and
becomes him we'll The Club dress Ia now the fastest
and neatest in ths whole List. and there Ia no
doubt that the men will VOTE heartily to
add to their equipment the only thing it lacks
the whip reupaut for 1876. Yesterday game was
chiefly notable for the hard hitting Of the profession
H. which well 1nstched BY fine close, active fed
luz. ANON appears from tho &cora to ba IN excep~
lion, but his orerthrows ware excusahle ones. and
did excellent work in the fed, and Peters
seublei nothing 80 much sparrow in search of |
worms: the latter is to be credited with wonderful
tatch of Ke3d's bat tho third inning. Ths CHAR
Of the inde]d work may he Judged by the fact
that double plays made in the second third fifth,
and seventh innings The hrst was y Peters, Barnes
md Mcvey. tito second By Barnes and Mcyey. tho |
md the last By Hines and BAznes TIE professional
cuteld attended to without By the regu-
lar Players Glenn appearing for the first time in the
nine. The best work for the Franklins done by
HAnley Gilen, and O1oughliu, the frst-na1ned play
lug very fine game Quinn and Icid also put In !
totne very fine work though the LITTER scored more
..ro1s than ho WAS called on for. Tbs game is, OF
course unworthy be detailed in full and Ill necea
ssrJ Information can b. learned from