, 1879-07-13


BUFFALO, N. T., July 2-The Bufralos and
1roys played of the game postponed from
Thursday this morning. There we're few people
present The contest was q hard-foueht one,
the buf1aios playing loosely at times. They
should have won the game in the first four
innings. as they hit Bradley hard, and had men
on third for four consecutive innings. Calvin,
though slightly wild, threw finely. McGunni-
ele's fielding in right field was as fine As was
ever Been, be destroying two 1wo-base hits, and
cutting off three runs for the visitors. Force
started the run-getting in the third,
Bradley sending him to first on balls.
4 wild pitch and passed ball advanced
him to third, and Clapp's hit to right brought
him in. The Troys scored in the same inning
on singles by Evans and Hall, and Fulmer'a
muG OF Breeders ny. They made two in the
following innings on singles By Reilly and
Hawkes.. q wild pitch. Richardson's failure to
hold Galyin's assist to cut of Hawkes., and
C]app's muff at the home plate OF FORCES ut
tempt to shut out Reilly. -,
Reilly in the fifth mutfed third strike On
Richardson, and in endeavoring to head him oil
at first threw too low to Breeder, and the
runner rent to third, from whence he came
home on Eggler's hie-
The game was won in the ninth, On Hornung's
rnuff Of Reilly's throw, and n ! passed ball.
a$:;::;: ss:;':::= e
Earned runs-Buifalo. :.
Bases on called balls-Force, q.
Errors-Duifalo, t.; Troys, 5.
Buse hits buffalo, II; 1roys, =.
E:: =: K 3;'zs;
Struck out-Dufalo, S; TroJs. s.
Left on bases-.Buaalo, 70; Troys, s.
Passed ba1s-ReiIly, 8; Clapp, /.
Wild pitches Bradley, J.; Calvin, 2.
striEes called .oG Gavin, IL; - odf Brad1:y, Is.
Flrs n,uded-HoFnung, Doescher, Evans, Nc
Gnnnigle.
Time Of game-Two hou1n.
Umpire-Daniels.
SECOND GAME.
8pretnl Mspa1ch to The Tsfbune
BUFFALO, N. Z, July B.-The Buffalos and
Tro5R met again this AFTERNOON, and the home
lean succeeded in getting another game. AS in
the mornings contest, the Buffalos ielded
loosely, aud allowed the visitors to tie them
when they had the victory in their hands easily.
Gunnigle effected some astonishing fy-eatches
IN the right, hts running capture Of a line bit
from Clapp's bat being unusually l1e. Brouth-
ers, the amateur giant frst-baseman Of the
1roys, played poorly.
In the third, singles by Fulmer and Calvin,
fumoie OF Hawkes. assist off Eogler's eroun1er,
gave the Bnffalos three runs. 1t WAS increased
by one in the fifth, McGunnigle going the circuit
on Brouthers' mutt Of Caskins' assist, assisted
BY Walkers hit
The Troys tied in the sixth, Fulmer's wild
throw to Walker giying Hall life, and hits BY
Capp and Casdns and muff5 by Walker and
Calvin giving the Troys four runs.
After this the fight vas continued until the
twelfth inning before either side could secure
the winning run. In the twelfth Fu1mer led of
With three-baser, and Calvin brought him
home The score was follows:
Inninqs- / 2 8 S 8 2 8 Q 10 II 12
rroys =. 10 . 3 Q Q % Q o.
Earned runs-Bufalos, i.
Two base hfts-Ha1l, Caskins, Walker, 2
Three base hils-Ga1v1n, !: Fulmer, i. |
Errors-BuHalos. s; Troys, 4. |
Base hits-Dufralos, S; Troys, 8. !
Total nase hirs-Bufalos, Il; Troys, IA,
Mufcd dyB-Gavin, Walker.
Struck out-Bufalos and Troys, each.
First base on errors-Budalos 9; Troys s.
Left on baee-Buda!os. 4; Troys, g.
Balls called-On Calvin, SO; Bradley, 60.
Strikes called-Of Calvin, 20; Bradley, IA.
Passed balle-Re1lly, /; Ciapp, l.
Wild pitches-None.
Time OF Eame-2:45.
Ump1re-Daniels.