, 1877-08-19
Chicago's Superiority Over st.
Louis Again Displayed.
Our Baseball Club Wins Another
Creditable Victory.
The Championship Of the West Set
tied by Yesterdays Game.
Rumors About the Engagement OF
Players for 1878.
Capt. spalding Announces His With
drawal from the Ball-Field.
yeys of All Kinds for Lovers
of Turf Sports.
Vows of All Kinds for Lovers
of Turf Sports.
r1osine Contests in the National Re-
gatta at Detroit.
BASE-BAIL.

Ct IoCIs sCooPED ONCE MORE.
,,r Bradley never pitched better in his life
,h,n he did Yesterday; never played harder to
-, in eye1y point and department Of the game,
md never made any better record, considering
Il, things: In fact, he surpassed all his late
NAV. The special reason for his extraordinary
sforts to win was that some infamous, 1yIe,
md scound1clly pup-sonle cheap lo"-oo"h
noo],aubler aud loafcr-had started a story
that he wouldn't try very hard to get the game
.w,v from his former companions. This came
a. Rrsd's ears on the ground, and made every
enhnrn hair in his honest head mad, and from
the first bali to the last he put his wnole nealt
into tie game. and won more than nall OF II al
hy himself. The score shows that IN the hrst'
second. third, fifth. ana sixth innings
me visitors went out In one-t"o-ta'ee
order. In tie fourth inning they maoe
o,,e hit, showing record OF one hit III SIX ann-
inrs. G1eun's showing Of put-outs tells pretty
clearly that the ball didn't go out OF the 1nnelo
much While the friends OF the game aomfe
this work of Brad's, they don't want hlrn 10
think that they had any suspicion OF nltn-'ne3
did not; nobody hut the foulest scum OF tne
world eyer suggested the story referred to, and
rrch dirt as these cowardly br1tes could thro"
wou1d not stick on any player in the lineage
+a,n. The game opened with Nichols psteh1pg,
o,5 before he could get down to business ne
Ind sent Eden to base on balls. McVey MT
1og bounder to right fcld on which Eoeh toos
third, and Mac himself a moment later s1lu
down to SECOND. Big Anson had AL the Calls III
tne eane on him before the shouloef-nlgo
t,ali came along, but when II d1o
come he drove it out into cent9e-
fe1a clean and hard, and brought IN tue t"o
rms. 4 line steal gave him second, anu ou
Hines, right field hit he ran home-or, to speak
,nore correctly, ran three-ouarters Of tie way
and slid the rest These thdee runs were qu'te
rnoueh for Nichols, ard the second inning 81"
Blope in the pitchers square Like MS pIeoe-
,,essor ne was wild to begin with and gave Brad
lev his base en- balls Brad was IN dead earnest
md calloped doW'a to second, and tnen up 10
third on passed bail, while SAly bosie en1eleo
.protest with the umpire on the grouno tna'
Brad broke badly and made no ATTEMPT t., 10 ,a re,
t.oyr- himself Glenn picked out @ lucky pIaee
fYr lis lit, aud Bradley scored what 2ro'eu u
hr the last NEite-Stocking run OF the Enne-
EIofr was. during the following seven 1nninSs'
TeTy elective, aud in only one lnning olo t.ie M
.,nr tcz zaus- he had bcca 50 furlousiY
busteu the day before. Up 10 tae SERENITY =
; in:,irg the White Stocking game was llke one ~
1 last ycay's+ In the seventh Clapp oTeneq Will
q nr which gave Eden HIS Htst eAa!ce' - 80 >
a;,1, ~ acnrnted. :Icl;rary then hit one by
1sr base, nd went to second on croits out at
1rst Force Tit model one on. a1o te teas ner1 aa
ins';n@ Nichols lit safely past tirst> but was
t torcpti cut on Lotus hit: With thu latter g On
fpsfI frst Dor.an M III: the only two-ba=cr OF tn
rame. Gun and it BROUGHT Lottus across the p1ate ate
a - tne -. t17s 1n Vci;eary led Of with safe hit
LEFTY 'Gort ~ ra.,rei Force hit one to Spalding
ua oa Groi r. The attempt to cut off McGeary At sec
ond ond t the tall got and Mac reached thln1 1h
Ba teu gave sPadnS 4Snngb IcearS 70 scored @
Tha Tn hnnes v Of tie side rested on Blong, b9t b
n!aa. ~ o1i was sharply thrown out leaving tn
hed-for run on third. FolloW1ng1s
THE SCORE