, 1879-07-26
DASE-BALT.

CHCAGo rs. CINCINNATI.
Tie sixth Chicago-C Cincinnati game was played
yesterday In tho presence OF 0ood-sixcd audi
encc, which would have been larger but for tho
racing attractions At tile Jockey Club Park. OF
the previous contcsss between these two clubs
Chicago had won two ami Cincinnati three,
which fact made the interest III the result OF
this game all the !norc exciting. Tic Cincn.
natfs presented tue ka'ne nine aa on their prov-
GUS rtsit TO tbtA city; hut they showed far less
strength on this occasion than heretofore. both
at the lat and IN tho field. Whether It WAS TINT
uankEnson's pitching bothered them, Of that the
fielding wss too sharp, they couldn't got around
the basoa often enough to win the game.
Anson MON tho toss thls time, and the C!n-
cinnntls' first strikcr-Hotating- for base.
He at once proceeded to steal second, but was
neatly caught from Flint to Qncst. kclty's 1y
was taken by Rcmscn, and j. White fouled out
to Flint. In the White Stockings half Of thc
inning. Dalrymp1e and rcters Eent out on fl!cs,
md Williamson reached 1rst OH Wild throw BY
Foley to McVey, but was caught On hts steal 10
scconl from ]. White to Gerhardt.
Neither side scored In the second inning,
though Smaller made base-hlt, but wos caught
on second by uertardt. Both clubs scored
run each In the thfrd-nctthcr earned. The ,lu1-
nattcr OF calling balls. Gcrnardt had reached
first, owing to pe,css' fumelo, but fo1cy's hit
forced hItn out at sccous1, the striker getting
first. Then ". White and Hotalng were given
bnscs on balls, and, witt three tncn Oh bnecs, IL
Looked ltke sonlc rlln-getstnE by the visitors.
llnuknson watched the bases closely, howeyer,
md o.,co caught the spcctaclcd pitchor mapping
on throw to Quest, but The umpire decided
him not out On Krl!r's ont at first, Foley
trottet. IN. j. White then wont out to Ansun.
uankuson startcd his side Of the business with
d bosu-lft, md Oh Rcnsen's CUT went to sccond;
then to third OH passed ball, and honu On
Barnes' mutf Of Dalrymple's Erounder. The
striker failed to reach second the bnii Was in
tho iins,sls Of Gerhntlt frutn ]. White. The
fourth inn!ng yielded one n,nru ruu fur tho
home a!ub-duc to errors by White nnd Barnes
aud q basc-h!t. BY Williamson. Neither sidc
scored In the lfth. In tho sixth, Chicago got III
thrco .al'tes, only. orc III which Was earned.
Peters led OF With q bnsc-htt, got second Oh
Wjl!iasnson's out, third GU Auson's ditto, and
asus brought tn by ehalIcr's haac-tft. Flint
came next with a hot one to Barnes, who
ettp3ed It well, but threw wildly to McVcY,
tho right hnnd side Of tl,c grounds
Before It could be found Flint had crossed tbs
plate, preceded by Shaffes, Cincinnati got ono
unparsled run Ia this tnning, and Ch!caEo did
likewise In the eighth. There were no tulltcs In
the uush, The score standing g to 3 III tho Chi
cugos' favor.
Dar1ies had his hnd daY yesterday. nearly all tho
ChiraCo runs being male of ofhts rlut{ed gruuna-
ers and wild throws. At The bat he wasno better
than O wooden man, striking out once. AMI
onec on weak lit to Hanktnson. sha{fcr did
tic best battng for the home club, and ran tho
bases with Judgment 1ankinson'n pitching was
excellent Although Mr. uoutE, Inc umpire,
sent thrco men 10 hases Oh bulls. he rather
stretched point III doing so. to shy the least.
The following Is the score III full: