, 1877-08-12
Meanwhile St. Louis Knocks the Stuff
ing Cut Of Cincinnati.
And "The Tribune" Lays Before
It's Readers All the News.
TIN Winners and Losers ut the Roches-
ter Trotting Meeting.
n6a+;nee at Dexter Park---Eegatta at
petroit---Geuera1 Sporting
News,
RASE-BAIL.

srvpnay,s GAME WITH THE LOUISVILLE NINE
showed Chicago:s peculiar talent Tor kicking
orcr the dish to great advantage The attend
,,cr was larger thau for nuy game within
nooth md very enthusiastic The presence OF
considerable number Of soldiers added to the
interest, because the warriors expressed tEc!r
beliefs at times loudly, though at no time in
tecorous]y. The ouly really un.cntscurauay
.-tior. were in the reporters stand, part Of
which was occupied by men not belonging to
the press, and whose conduct the working re-
nnrters decline in any manner to be responsible
for. One OF these men, when Snyder was hit Ia
the face by Il ball, sang out quite lo"ulv,
aim clad of it, and then aided
with an oath, it serves him right
n sentiment too brutal and IoN-liVea
to pass without rebullc. If TIE TRIBUNE
reno7ter knew the mans name he would print
II, The first five innings OF the game were
c;entful only for their good play, ond the en-
ioy1nent which the crowd took in them. In the
sixth inning Arson pulled hot one around
third base and reached second through La
tha,n's failure to hold Hasue's throw which
Was tri1e high, but not tall enough SO that It
snou1l have gotten away- After two incn hao
retired on flies, Spalding sent the run home by
an excellent hit. In the eighth 1nning .McFcy
, reached third on a bouuler which got into lie
seats. and was allowed a tally on Anson's safe
one oyer second. The Chicagos had up to THIS
tine played Il sharp game, but now they
dropped stitch. Hague. Hall, DevIlu- anu
Shafer hit safely, and then o mutt by Peters,
another by Glenn, and passed ball kicked
over the dish, and FIVE runs were scored where
onfv tvo should have been. This left tile
Chicagos three to get to tie, md. contrary to
t1..r usual custom In such cases, they got them.
After tyo hands were out, Spaldius, Eggler, ard
Bradley hit safely, aud Glenn notify relieved
himself from the responsibility by hitting
lone high ore to right centre for two bases,
b,iuc;uc in the tieing runs, While the crowd
chcercJ him no end. Their hope Tor tenth
iuuinr, was. however, quickly dissipatcd. Hali
went out on foul tip, but Derlin's groundcl
vcrt through Peters like it was soaped'
ShaIcr hit hiyl, bounder which came n
beautifully to Spalding and went beautifully
awa; :igai1i At this point, alie!
1i!1rc hands should have teen Out. 6erAaEa'
AID Crayer ma1c safe hits and Won the gam :,
Tnr Individual play WIS rather 'aore worthy o.
note thai the general idea OF the game tor taere
vc-r ccrt:aiy some bits ot Eue fielding, the DeS1
seinr r:.uusng ons-haud ea:ci: by Si'alsE:
il, 1h.. third inning, ine stop AIT. thfoN ~
Peters in The s.l:e lanlns. anu ,,d;,n
N m1iufe a?opp u perfeifon s aaa d:tcf failure spa
Inc made i hit every time nc "ent 10 IL y
ias fls1 being ,r,cA,n: th;selaseF ;1,e ,,;,, Ms
es;r;,,1 .:,rrr i,l.s on four attempts. On II;
ss etlc1 hand | ialii.an Peters. and lines, viii
f;..eeu CHANGES tetwten 1hen- never ieac.!G.
rst base during Tie game. On .lle other sla,
tic batting was good and :yerags F51s % a,ga r;a;i
ts: ii,l;1,g was iirst class in every respect, AZ
tsou.:l there were no stan. plays, tasFe w: Yer
sso almost no errors 1t was astcsiy, t1oss, har1
rorsiu.. winning game: sash e :he ~. s,.isaxo 40,
u:e = Ply NJ S6ar and p:ettg Uniform u:
mn.rtisl. but j: was not :Eooa- Following is
THE ScDI:f..