National Republican., 1878-04-22
Thirteen TO one.
The Nationals Defeat the Baltimore
Cracks"

Bsnnon's "Curves" Prove rso Much for
Thcm-Tbey Lose q Baskstfui Of "Goose-
Eggs" and Gain = Solitary Run In Nine In
nings s-LoweiIs Easter Onering to Rochss-
ter.
The game between tho National and Baltimore
last Saturday afternoon resulted In an ovcrwhcln-
Ing defeat for the " Monumental Ctys" representa-
tlvcs the score, at the end Of the ninth inning,
being is 70 IN favor Of our "rcdlsggcd " CHAM
pions. About six hundred people paid the en-
trance fee required and the house tops, fences and
trees in the vicinity were aed with spectator who
greeted every good play made with loud and Impair
tIal applause Game called at s4S r. NJ, the Ma
tiona having lost the toss, being sent frs to the
bat. For particulars Of the game the details are
given herewith:
Fira inning.--Ths game was opened with Holly
had been called he hit bounder to first base and
retired. Houck sent up sky scraper, which Hide
q BsGn IRON sei S. out 70 hey na who
Dulaney failed 10 hit the ball alter three attempts
and was put out by Kenney. Welsh sent upa foul
failed 10 get Hlsnext ball was knocked to Houck,
who threw him out at hrst Massicn sent a
grounder to IIouck, who fumbled 4 and threw
badly TO first the runner securing his base. In at.
tempting TO steal second however. he was thrown
out by Kcnney to Trott No runs.
hands SIa al tsiri TpSt. ny y Isf 's was N maSd % Sy
pulancy. who threw Wildly to second, and the run
ncr secured two bases and on passed ball by Welsh
Esyle ,,IaSSs made h Tto, on les ball bu, wh1ss
shalls third strike fell into Kenneys hands. Ben.
son secured hrst on a base hit between short aud
strIEer was thrown out at frs, BY Kenney, on Ills
| third mise strike. No runs.
Third iaaiag-Bannon pounded rTaddock fns a
| -. knl h.r "a list al
nsy then took his place, and ran % second on an
error by Welsh; 10 third on wild pitch by Had.
dock; Wise sents foul nP to Welsh who accepted
in time 10 cut Bannon of, the striker reaching hrst
safely. Houck cndod the inning by sending hot
one 10 Reville, who retired him at frst No runs;
all out at mt. Huddock found Bsnnon's curve.
too much for him. as his third wind HIT settled
| crazy bone" by one Of "Pctes" curves which ne
ccSSitatcd a short rcst at the expiration Of which
he carved the air three times and fell a victim to
| Fpnrih innipgs-"Barron' found Eaidock too
much Tor him. his third strike falling Into Welshs
| hands. Dallas sky.scraper dropped Into Dulancy's
| Benson the latter going TO len. Truus bJunder TO
| Massieuyyas neatly picked up and thrown to first
| in tine 70 cut Oh the runner No runs.
| Welsh sent foul bound TO kcnnCy, who grabbed
It. Mdssieu retired at first 10y lluuct u Dallas, and
Revillcs ay 70 right was captured by Barron"
FIliL ianipg-Stcvens sent low bounder TO Re.
Vile who retired him ut irS kcnney seat beauty
! to right for one base, which Tucker picked up, but
throw badly n first and the runner secured second.
| BannOn pYppcd upa high foul, which Welsh at
| tended IL. Wise's easy buundcr " short was thrown
| badly and ECnncy came home, the striker reach.
lug thir,l from whence he came home Uua passed
ball Holly trOtted to first on called balls ana was
brought home by thrcc.haser Of Houck's 10 er-
treme rlsh, field who len there as Benson COB
bled BaFrdn's ly TO len Three runs.
Marshall sent an easy one 20 Bannon. who threw
him out Rt first Benson sent q bouuder to Dallas,
Itvh mn l,ah M
fuckers sen; him up peg by corker to LEFT centre,
oil which he trotted to first Hides foul fly was
vanced a base by an error OF Kcnney's who re-.
trieyed his error by putting H"ddoek out on his
third strike. No runs.
pass Of his third strike stole second ran to third
an overthrow by Welsh, and came In on passed
ball BY the same player At tnis po'T, o. inc game
IIaddOck going to right field. TrOtt was fuckers
frst victim. his bounder falling into Mnnhall's
"ificionsncss Of Ma~Ieu who picked up his
bounder. Kcnney ended the inning by popping
up ny for Revle to take. One run.
with KcnnCy's assistance. Wclsh's fly 70 Dallas
compelled him to take back seat Massien's
second, where he remained. as BannOn heldcd
Revlllc ont at frst on slow bounder 10 runs,
Srcnh ilHiH0-Bannons secured iirst on three balls
kenney ran for him from this point stole second
and ran 10 thiri on passed ball by Welsh. Wise
saw his third strike drop into Welsh S baskets y
Holly got one to suit him and sent bascr To ecu
ire, on which DaInon scored, the batter seeing
first and was advanced " third on Il twu-bascT by
Houck IN len. Holly scored Ou pass by Welsh
who also gave Houck run on similar error
Barron made second on hit 70 left, which Bcnson
, vGinly tried TO clutch, stole third on pass by
Welsh. Dallas ny settled in fuckers hands al
pitchers position. Barron scored on hit o.
IrUit to Hrtt which Marshall misjudgcd Stevens
nailed one - len ccntrc for two bases sendinC
Irrtt to third, who scored on the usual pass bI
Welsh, stevens going N third where ho suck, a.
Ecnncy's foul bound was handled in time bj
Welsh. Five runs.
MARSHALL sent a * for Kenney to take. Ben
son sent II liner, which Houck could not hold
but he picked 1t up IN time to retire the striker a
first Tucker gqvs wIse a oisuce to throw hin
. out Rt lrst, which he did. No runs.
Eighth imiag.-l'annon's fly fell to Tucker
share. Mes'icu game in TO catch for Baltimore
= Hide going to short aud Welsh TO secoud. Wise
reachnG first. Iiollys iy dropped into Benson'
paws. Wise went y send On On Iiutnper tIon
base on Barron's corker to left, the bases bclni
full when Dallas stepped up TO the plate and drOv
= a daisy u right hcd for three bags bringing thrc
men safely across she home plate. Trutt lrlt Lon,
), as his fou! bound was gobbiei BY Massieu. fou
runs.
|; Hide secured first on hot ball, which Houcl
: could not handle In time rnn 10 second on pas
J. by Reuney und third on kcnneys miss of Had
docks third strike on which the runner secures
second. IIlde made the fret run for Baltimrre Of
another pass by kcnney. Dulsncy's high fly II
o front Of home wa drnppeh by Kcnney, the strike
e making hr;r; weIshtfy was captured by Steven
i ended rIngctting by sending boGnder to Ban
70 | non, who threw him out Ut first. ono run.
Ninth Mhing.-stevens fell victim TO Welsh a
second, who picked up his grounder and threw hit
out at first. Ecnney's third strike fell into Mu'
n .ieu's hands. Bannon ended the game for the Re
:. Legs by scnding an easy buuuder TO Welsh q
. second, who heuded him OF at first No runs.
Al Marshall retired at first through Dallas aI'
Benson's foul hound went into Kcnncy's claws az
Tucker knocked the props from under his nine b
popping up fly for Holly 10 take. No ruus.
/. The following Is summary of the game
T. SATIySAL BALTIMORE.