National Republican., 1877-10-08
BASE BALI MATTEIS.
Saturdays Gamc-washington Proves too
Much for Baltimore by Score of to1.
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Monday, October s-Creightons vs. Patriots.

| Monday, October s-Creightons VS.. Patriots.
| tuesday. October &c Crcirhtons vs.. Eagles
| Friday. October l2-Crelghtons VS.. Eagles.
saturday, October l3-NationRls vs.. Patriots.
cross bats on the olympic grounds at clock, and
ns their last game resulted In tic OF the end Of the
sixth inning this will doubtless, prove to be an In
On Saturday afternoon the long talkc of match
between the Baltimorcs and the Nationals came of
on the Olympic grounds. and, Notwithstanding the
bOastlng OF the Batimorcans MS to what they In.
tended to do with Bannons pitching, at the end Of
the eighth inning when darkness put an end to
the game, the found only one pitifIl run to their
credit, while the champions Of the District had
SIX The reds plnyedn magnificent game, although
they were somewhat weak at the bat The feature
sixth inning, the chocolate hosed" youths having
man on each base and two out, but Ecky was
SSna. 70 'hs emergency and captured thS SKY
The following account OF the game shows how the
boys of Washington taught the professionals of
Ha Inning-H Holly, the first striker for the Ma
tionals sent 10 trt on called balls, to second on
pass by Carl. Houck brought him home short
ny over third. Barron advanced him to second on
a clean hit to centre Smiley captured Trotts
liner and threw to second In time to cut IIouck Off
making a neat double play. Carl threw Barron
Say retired at first on his bounder to Houck
smiley struck out Blogg sent a boundcr to Houck
who threw him out at first No runs
Scond fnnipg.-Trotts easy hit resulted in an
out nt first, Butler assisting. Dallas foul fly was
DROPPED by Blosg, life being given, and reached
third on Lusks sacrifice hit to second, on which
he was thrown out at first stearns struck out
Buffers foul fly fell into Rinncy's baskets. STRAIT.
ton troted to first on called balls Carl sent him
to second on boundcr past short Each man al
on which he was retired at first strntton Tailed
on passed ball by Kinney. French missed his third
strike 5k',i Hnd I'd was thrown out a, first One run
reached second on Bannons sacrifice hit to second;
Butler fielding the ball to first in time, Holly
feided to third to cut OF Kinney. Houck sent
Kinney home by base hit over frst Barron few
out to Butler and Trott ended the inning by being
DAILY tipped out TO Kinney. Say struck out
Houck throw smiley out at first No runs.
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secured first on Bloggs error. but was left there
Kinney few out to Fillmore. No runs.
ond aud easily secured hrst, but was thrown out
third strike which jim failed to hold made
between second and third on stratton's hit, the
striker reaching first stole second Carl was sent
70 first on called balls but both men were len as
Houck threw Fillmore out at first No runs
FVfh IpHing.-Bannon was fclded out at first by
say to Bogg. Holly's fly to left was captured by
Fillmore. Houck took back scat on his fy to But
French tried to hit the ball three times. but failed
DAILY waited until three halls wore called but was
Says hit in time. Lusk found Smi!eys hit too hot
for him, but caught Say and ran him out. No runs
SiIh InHiHg-Barron was thrown out at first by
Butler. TrOtt fOucd out IN Carl Dallas got one to
suit him and landed the sphere in centre field but
II availed nothing, as Lusk foulcd out TO Carl No
runs.
Smiley died at first on Trott's pickup Of his
bOundcr. Blnggs easy ball to Pete resulted In an
out at first, Bntcr first his liner past sec
und: advanced base on STATIONS hit to LEFT. Carl
sent each man up base on II block hit In front of
the plate making three men on bases but all hopes
OF run getting were nipped In the bud Flllmorcs
tly was grabbed by stearns, thus putting the side
out. No runs.
ScrsHh Inning-Stearns missed his third strike,
and was thrown out at frst by Carl. Butler did the
honon for Kinney by disposing OF him at first.
Bannon sent bounder to Say, who headed him of
at first. No runs.
French's foul bound went into Kinneys hands
DAILY was called out on strikes, and as Say sent a
boundcr to Houck. he perishcd nt first. No runs.
Eighh mBinq-HOlly trotted to first on balls
secured second on Says tumble OfHouck boundcr
to short the striker reaching first Smiley Disposed
of Huuck at second on Barron's sacrifice hit, and
10th men came home on TrOtts hard hit through
Say. TO second on pass by Carl, and came home
on Dallas hard hit To Butler, which went through
him. Lusk brought Dallas home on slow bounder
between first aud second, which Butler fumbled.
Stearns struck out, and Kinney put a stop TO run
getting by flying out to Smiley at short
Smiley retired at first by Trott to Dallas. Blogg
was treated similarly Butler varied the monotony
by driving q liner into left field for two bases
stole third, but all hopes Of carrying bail back to
Baltimore were blasted, as Stratton's third strike
fell into Kinncys baskets. No runs.
A summary Of the score Is as follows: