The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-05-31

Inc ClnclnnatlS nave at IaSG won
game, the result Of superior playing.
They defeated the Chicagos yesterday
by a score of to A. Bradley, the
pitcher of the latter club, was pounded
lively. The playing OF both mines was
we'll worth looking at, and in reality az
forded great pleasure to the audience.
which numbered fully twenty-five hun
dred people.
The following is the score:
Innings. .......... 2 7
Chicagos. os............3 0 U o.
Umpire-Robert Crandall
Time Of game-Two hours and ten minutes.
Runs earned -Cincinnatis2 ,, Chicagos 0.
First base on errors of opponents-C -Cincin-
natis 3, Ciicagos 2.
called balls-On Matthews 13, on Bradley 10.
Strikes calIed-Of Mathews 23, of Bradley
sS.
Wild pitches none.
Passed balls-Booth !, McVey2.
Flies caught-CincinnAtis II, Cnicagos 8.
Flies missed--None.
Bases on called balls-Jones l, Booth l,
Kessler /.
Struck out--J0ncs /.
Wild throws-Addy l, Booth l, McVey l.
TWO base hits-Jones !, Manning l, Peters !.
Left on bases -Cincinnatis S, ChIca9Os 6.
Total bases on clean hits-Cincinnatls 13,
Chcagos IL.
Reached first e-Cincinnatis IA, Chicagos
13.
Double plays Foley, Hallinan and Kessler
This afternoon the st. Louis Browns
will play the Cincinnatis on the Avenue
Grounds.
National Associated Press to the Star.
Pittsburg-AIleghenys 2, lndianapo.
lis l.
Brooklyu-An exciting game of base.
ball was played Yesterday between the
Athletics, of Philadelphia, and the
Hartford Club, of Brooklyn. Both clubs
made a splendid play at the bat and in
the field. The fielding on both sides was
good for the first live innings, then the
Hartford Club showed their superiority
at batting, and made run. The score
then stood l to 0 in favor of the home
club. In the seventh inning the Hart
lords scored more runs and won the
game, Tor in the seventh inning the game
was called, owing 10 violent rain
storm.
Hartfords. 1s....'' ........: 80: 3 d Q As
Athletics -. .......0 0 0 o o o.
Erie, Pa.-The Memphis Reds and the
Erles played two games here yesterday,
resulting i'll the following score:
Game in the mo, ming
Innings. s...........1 6 -
Memphls. % o. 2
Erie ie...............0 0 2 y Ol y O. 8
In the afternoon the game was largely
attended, and one Of the finest games
played here this season, eleven innings
being played, resulting as follows:
Innings ....... 2 8 4 q 7 So
Memphis. . 0 D 0 3 l. 2
Erie U 0 U l o 0 O.
Boston-The Bostons defeated the
Stars yesterday by the following score: !:
Bostons. ............. 2 . ii 0 o.
Stars s...............1 y o 0 v 0 y O-1
Rochester, N. Y.-An exciting game
OF base 'all was played here, yesterday,
twelve innings being played before the
result was announced. The following
Is the score:
Maple Leaf.O 0 "a 2 o o D D O-s
Rochesters 20 2 v . 0 0 IL
Louisville-The second game of base
ball between the st. Louis and Louis
vile Clubs took place here yesterday
and resulted in victory for the home
club by score OF IL TO 6. The following
is the score by innings: g
Innings, ......... ? 3 4 90 .
St. LOUIS .......... U 2 D D 8 0 o. 6
Louisville. ........0 2 o 0 U 8 all
Time vi game, hour aud 40 minutes.
Dan. Devlnney, Umpire.
Weather clear and warm. Attend
ance fair.
Cricket.
New York-The cricket match for the
championship of America between St..
Georges Club of New York and the Ma
rion Club OF Philadelphia, the champi-
ons, was played at Hoboken yesterday.
only one inning was played, when the
81. Georges deIeated the champions by
score o. 113 TO 81.
The Turf.
Fleetwood Park-The Fleetwood Park
trotting meeting was continued yester.
day. Two races were on the programme.
The first race was for purse of $1,000
for horses that have never beaten $3.50 to
saddle. Two started-Steve Maxwell
and Mary Lamb. The former won in
three straight heats. Time 2:32sl, 2:27H,
2:30L. The second race was tor il purse
OF 1000 Tor horses that had never beaten
2;34. Six started, The race was won by