, 1877-05-27

ten skip printed account OF it on the double
quick. simply because it il weil-nigh unintelligi-
Die; and We bid ths internal machine good bye
With us!'' The Globe Democrat adds: I've arc
| wild re, Iorlarty."
The first Electoral Commission game occurred
as5 in he
| Boston, and Mr. Watterson can't say Bradley had
anything to ito with it this time. Brad. Was in st.
! Louts that afternoon.
F'rinstance: ''Larktn, the Hartford pitcher, had
| pitch. Nov II Hall would only catch some dumb
disease. It might do away with good deal Of the
Louisvt1les kicking. But then. man can kick
II he IL dumb
The Courier Journal has the following concern
ing tTo ~ the Hartford Dayers: lit would oa in
teEe-ting II ork uni uo!tsxorth could only take
positions At the bat ut the same time. York il a
left-hander Holdsworth right -hanler; both OF
,I Them 70 through very pretty hornoipe prepara;
toFy 10 striking the tall. anu double aOug and
dance on the ballfeld would be unique, even II 1t
IL uot entirely consistent with the game
The longest hit IN record Was made BY Mct;eary
In the game with the Chica=os ru' sday. Accord
Ing to the Ct0te- DFna0crdt account Ut the Ea,,e
McGeary went to bat and struck boundcr to Start
Nov Now. 10. was va IN cincinnati that a'tefnoon, and
the bonnder Wa u terrific one TO reac! from the
Big Bridge TO Porkopoils. The writer may possi-
BIZ have written short. and the ardent lover Of
the game that set it up substituted s'Start,'
Mistakes. etc.
The new Chicago Club player, David Z. Rove.
Of Jacksonvffle. acts very much the coming
man should. Itis too cary to say yet>of him thut
he e either one thing the other bit it should 20
to his credit that he is '.pn up' Ior an uthese.
lie IL from, the Sprnvac'd Club. where he has heen
pitching for his brothers catching. No doubt he
owes bis engagement largely to the fact thEt the
Chicago team made only three hits off him II, n Ae
Innings lat Monday. 1t will take some time tu ue.
vclop what h. knows about ptaylpI.
TIE GAME AT ST. PAUL.
6pec1dE Ltft<GpoNtft1ce QF 7ae Tribune.
ST. PAUL. May ::5.-Durip. the pres:nt week
the Autuu!s, OF JanesvilIe, na,e been with It's.
They came with The prestige OF Mllwaukec's scalp
dangling Ut their belt, wacn undoubtedly had iii
eject u Minneapolis and 81. Paul. The Muiuais
opened at Minneapolis on the c2a, where. after
closely-conte ted game, th:y succeeded III getting
away with the Hf0Wi.s IN a tem-lnnng game, uy q
scorc OF 10 2. The game belonged to MinneAp-
oils from the start aid Ahoud have been won by
them by score of to /, but IN the nlnth tuninx
make 1t tie, ana In the tenth inu'ng scored
two more. On the 2. ID they met the lied Caps ut
st. Paul. Of Wnon,. prcvious to the game, they
entertained wholesome dreal. This was speedily
changed to u 4ce,iIg Ut supreme confluence d
themselves for, from the first Inning tu the cose
Of the game, the Reds did nothing but Overthrow,
juSRc, aud misjuIGe, accommodating tata OF four
teen errors, to ba balanced by and one ,ase
hit. The Mutuals played an exceedingly even
game having only five errors charged H. them. The
scure-3 to o-was not very comforting to the
friends 1t the Reds, who ha ''sizcd" tue Mutuals
" their play IL Minneapolis. Yesterday tne Mu-
tuals pfayeI sccnnd game ut Minneapolis
Will try taem again. EED Car.
THE INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP.
The record Of tue International club champion
contests IN M