, 1877-05-20

o1d.time patrons., The, game was most creditablt
TO the home club in spite Of the defeat and theI,
nd asdin W.
was, that il their good fielding 81 The last two
Cameg continues good results will finally come Of
il They outdelded 5 The visitors decidedly. The
bat, Bond being almost fnvincibte, while
Matthews suffered rsther heavily, but by nc
Boston's earned runs was made on two base hlti
aud the magnificent double eteal Of Murnau. II
one inning The Bottons had three men on bases and
none out when oRourke-s line ny to left was hand
souely taken BY Cuthbert on the run. Wright
touched third base and tried to run H. when Cuih-
Started to reta 81 Lite a' was sa aos' aha
TO third without having touched first. A second
After cuthhes catch Hicks sent the ball to lIa1li
forced White ont, and then threw home again.
catching Wright between bases, and then Foley
and Jones ran him out The home club, believing
,hy bad aaS ts1s Play staEts3 to IT,
and told him to hold his base. Sutton was 1lelded
out at h,st, retiring the crowd. Again the basea
b1 0n nnea man ont
the side. S1lll .: thlro double play was maie
by Jones and Hicks On foul tip. which
9ps the e, sde with two sn Sn
bases on cailed 'balls, owing TO very biased nm
pire.-brocsway. another Of naEy wr1ght's Old.
time chums. NanotnTs errpr was Z purposelT
mufed hy to make double play. which u rough
spot in the ground prevented, By bounding the nall
aw.r from Matthews, wl.o was waiting for it One
OF toley's errors and one Of Hicks were excus-
able and very doubtful while the Boxtons' in
duisel in 4 very wild stceak of bsd throwing The
following is the score by
innings- = S 9 Z .
i:uns ear.e j. Eoston.:. l.:
Balls calIrd-oG Matthew'S, =; Bond -.
Esses ~ caiies bssjone. oRourke.
aapss Foiey S @rish
arI o,:surss H. sut,1n; as nr'*n r. 81 white
Eitst. base h.t h.t.-cinean.tis, 5; Bostona. H.
s S: &c aat so St 81 Eoo1s II ,
n1insn. fcsy aad joaes as 0AsA Ae
The chicagos and Cincinnatis will plar an exhi-
b tion game n y yton next Tuesday week Cin-
cinna1 seudf Ereet'nt to Capt spaldtns's men fo1
giving St Louis its nsst grand bounce.
LOUISVILLE vs.. BRookLYS-
Special Dispatch to 7z< 7Fsoun<
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aay W.-Hails three-baser
and Latham s inSe in TUE trst inning earned run
single and Latham three oascr With ao1d.worti .
mu4e Of uali's long ny. gaye the Loulsv1lies rtso
nore runs-one earned In tue sixth inning
sns.tcr three .baser, Crowley's double, and lon;
ay-u;ts OF Hail aud Latham, secured i've
more runs. In the seventh, singles
sare the Louisyi11es another IN. Felsu%on't
two baser in the seventh and IN error hT Latham
in the eighth inning, Crowlry's error, singles by
throw by Gerha1t gave Hartfords four sn.s !.
lorks hy catching Hall and Latham's hard hitting
were the features Of the game. weather npe. 1t
tendance large. The following Is the score BY
Hss1;s4S 5ss!;;!{S's: sss;a{S:" : e
AI bate hits-ioai:viiis i; nastfesa 10
:; MentF sas1 sf rs
FiEs1-base W esrors-Lousvtlle. ! tunes; HARTFORD
Eans ea1ned-Lopisvtre. 3; Hartford. o.
siEs Bsi.! ; saiIeaSa hst.sSs bsSi:n ,2 on Cassidy
StHxes ea.led-u1 Dtylln, il; OF Isasdy, ls
s ;sts n: :as 4sss
LeI5 On uases-Louisytllc, =; Hartfusa+ s.
1.assca bslls-None.
fiics mts:cd-! . Is re, i: nasliora
ha2 paaos saa ssas ro1s enS aaa
OTHER CANES YESTERDAY.
ELers, H.. May 19.@Ihe Fairbanks md E1gin
baseball clubs pla5ed their seeond game to-day.
CEDAR EAr1Ds, Ia. May 19.-1he Valley Catys
o. this city defeated the Aartfords Of BIT. tesnon
sr. PAr1, MINI, May 19,-The Rcd Caps de-
feated the Minneapolis Club to- dav s to o.
lxl1ANAPut1s, Ind, May l9.-The indianapolis
club this afternoon defeated the Memphis nine
10 9.
The Chicago University nine p1aJed the Lake
Forest University nine ut Ii lie Forest yesterdav-
Jpr game was very close and exciting throughout,
sud Was finally won by the Chicago nine by > score
OF IL to 49,
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. May 10.-The match game Of
base-bnl to-day between picked Mines from the
Senate and House respectively. for the benefit Of
tbe Home for the tr1enuless, drew out large
crowd. Four lunings were played. and both hat
ting and fielding were much bitter than expected
Tue Huu=e won By score Of II to 8. In the same
charitable behalf Representatives Crooker, OF La-
salle- and Hopkins: Of Coos. Ia ashoot.9g ccn-
Tue score was tlc-fach killing seven birds.
THE INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP.
Following IS thc st1tus OF the contest for the
championship Of the International ASSOCIATION as
far as the returns have been received By Secretary
1llian1s: