, 1877-05-13

RAcnr, Wis.,, May 1.-THE Athlete Base Bal
| Club that was or.ani:ed last year under suct
we're during the opening Of the present season.
Those OF our citizens who had contributed liber-
| ally were sadly disappointed at the lack Of en-.
| Climb. and complaints Of Encouragement and In
difference, the former very uufounded, were very
| frequent But the Athletes were not dead. only
asleep, rs will appear from the following crClAl
| iasuod by committee chosen for that purpose t.
the b,oated bondholdeEs OF Racine:
RACINE. Wis. May ll.-DEAE SIR: You are rcspeet'
!eadne @ a ezsns 81 RACINE % 30 eed IN TemPsranes M
@ Ekns st9,s a dr dqea r. NY T.
manent nase, ball stock COMPANY: The late eisy ord!:
Wssnp t
tion yn the part of those Of citizens who take
The resurrection of the famous Athletes is O
consummation devoutly wished fur, and there is
no reason in the world why Racine, so splandidly
located as it Is for the display Of series OF brill
INIT sames the coming sunmfr ~ tn shoHd not haze @
West Ends. OF Milwaukee, have not forgotten the
drubbins they received the hands Of the Athletes
tie material talked o.: the milwaukee, club may
have to hide their diminished heels In the alleys Of
the City Of Pret<e1 nca!n.
OTHER GAMES.
Special Dispatch to The I+fbuns
PnnApELrl.'A, Pa, May 12.-The scrub Phil
aaclphia walked away with the scrubbler Athletics
to-day, batting and out-deldins them. The
tn li Phila,ielphias nIoycd the following nine:
Rntcr. catcher: Lomas. pitcher: ConnclI. nrst:
bi:ebsll, third; Jackson, short; Phillips, lett;
;n;te exciting. and seemed to give satisfaction to
the 2, 600 people present On account Of mis-
understanding about the gate receipts, it was
called an exhibition game.
The score was:
P!!!s!; !ss!;&;n :ai,..........:.:.5! 5!f$$$
Tirst On e!rroEs-Athletlcs. 4; Philadelphia 4.
Axnrns7, Mass, May 12.-Base- ball-Har-
varls, 0; Amherst. ].
WnEE.1So " Va Mny lomBase ball to t, day: IE,:
city, i:
ST. Louis, May 12.-The Browns and HartfoEds
did not meet to-day in consequence Or TIE ram
Their games will come OF Mouday and Tnesday,
weather permitting
INn1AS AroLls, Ind, May 1@--1ndianapolis, Il
Fairbanks, Q.
specta, Correspondence cf The Tribune.
sr. PAr,, MINI. Nav 10,-1hc season in MIN
ucsota VAS most creditably opcncd Saturday by a
Nimneunui:s. Tho home GLIB Winning hy score Of
tn q T,e rctnrn enme ,xas n1nye3 bere tne sth
inst. when tie Reds walked I'll with tnc bali by a
1aroe md ,nnrer;,t;vc gTndicncas cnd the oanttc
manly behayor Of the players elicited The warm
est cacomiln.s Although the Scores scores were small
3f q a III m
nt u xst;n "l ~" ~ ,nnng r II 4ha rrat
mma haing ;no;la In the Third inn;ne and in tne
5sacnn5 gnmn tha scorc bcino tiod5 n o@;n the
fenrt tn;n, Srn4, .ri,;ch t;1ne lin ia n;,th IN
ming no rms we're n,adc. :: Both towns arc thor
nnah,r Satisfied that thcy hare zach aot the hest
.,;Ia ssnd ~ sncar imnort;nfv ancs horc rnoi1
% u.nS, 49, ~ .h;1 e. n,+hnp1h Mi;roaroi;a m rTor3
aa;ost Shn nnS.;b;l;tv ~ 3arcnn;no a ,venfr rni,t
~ nnrenott @ Gfaasnn ~ thce r. I6nis Reds IL
far as fn0wn. no chanec is deemed pecrssnry ia tue
Re6 r cans each plavef ilins bis position in man
neu astac4y s,tiafnciory 81 III nart1es cnn
NJ nM .ua ID Ps'Ae~'' 0as-e4"A' ~ NAA ~" "~N N~
ee.Msu. ig:a,, :, e.-,,r,, ro,roso,tod hera hv
,tiia J.; Ih PoJ rons "a Jrifpn md F1on in TIA
;nnaa1n1s liz ,i3c t,rhir1 iotter hr Tho waye
nahnGupum5 al. n.e ~" nrnrna a2d mt r.
IT, I,1no c1'sroa tn that efrcct in their
hnse hnying been 1nadc}. Next week
we hoped to have had the Clippers, Of
Winonu and the Fairbanks, Of Chicago to dis
pose o. but both having refused the dates offered
them we sha1l be compelled to continue our inter-
nal strife pnjl some foreigner inyndes the soil Of
hard work for The best Of them, both at st. Paul
and Minneapolis,
The third gnme between the Reds, OF st. Paul.
aud the Browns, OF Minneapolis. was played on the
grounds Ut the latter to-day, and, like the two
former games, was hotly contested from first to
somewhat OF d surprise. as it was generally con-
coded that the clubs being so evenly matched, the
advantage Of home grounds would turn tue scale,
The Reds. however, developed q fenrful streak
one thrcc- -bascr besides four alnsles, while the
irowns coud only get on to Salisbury for three
singles. Ws ars beginning to think TINT We have
rot in Salisbury the coming pitcher; Ut course
Tecoruzc the folly OF predictions thus early in the
season, and Won't say anything that ! can't take
eSceelipely well, and when taken into conailcra-
+;nn that tf1ia Ia aIv his first season as q pitcher