, 1879-07-29
ch,caoo Once More Succumbs
to the Superior Play Of
Cincinnati.
providcnco Follows tile Example,
by Dropping a Gamo to
Buffalo.
, Boston Keeping o Place Close III the
Rear---Troy Beaten by
Cleveland.
Saratoga Races Yesterdays
The Antecedents Of
Sleepy Tom.
BASE.DALI.

cl1tCAGo ve. CINCINNATI.
Tho eighth gnme Of the series between the
Chicngos artl Clntiuna:!e WAS played yesterday
nj White Stocking Park, and the bone club
took another step backward, not being able to
mar as good d game Mt tho bat or fn tile field
~ the visitors. 1Ianklnson was un1clf. and
larktn was put In TO pitch; but "1crry" was
tatted fully as hard us 1Iauktnson in RaturdsS's
contest, mid wns guilty Of several Wild pitches
THAT allowed bases and runs. Tic Cinclnnntts
1lcldel phenomena'iy nell, only one OF the homo
n1uo rcachnE first on an crrof, Jim white DO
Ing mainly responsible for the two runs scored
BY the Chlcagos on passed balls and Wild
throw to third.
The dip Of tie copper sent tho Chicsgos to
bat, and Dalrymp1c, Peters, and Williamson
never reached first baso. The Ctnctns were
moro fortunate. Hota1Eng struck out. Kelly
then sent bull far out In 10 left Held that Dali
rymplo should hive got, instead OF which he
grossly tnisjpdgcd It, md made but feeble
struggle to reach 1t, and the striker reached
third. j. White went out OH d foul fly to Will
iatnsUn. MeVey brought Rally hotua on q tWo-
bascr but vas left Gy D!ckerson's bounder
from Quest to Anson. In the second inn!n4
Anson reached seconl on muff Of Ills tly BY
second By q LIGHTNING throw from Jim White to
Gcrhardt. el'affer struck out after hitting
what looked like md undoubtedly was n fair
bali, but was decided foul by the umpire.
u dropped tic bali, Or went through tie mo.
tions Of LroupinE 1t; but the umpire decided
the catcli made, mud was rounhly Missed by tho
audience for what looked like deliberate unfair"
uess. The yIsltors male nothing IN tl'cr half -
Foley beEng The only one to get base, earning
it Oh .. t"o-bascs: In, lie third, Qucst
1le1nsun struck out. Fur The Waiting. nine,
llotatng went out at frat; kelty's bit vas
aecoua md third on Wild pitch. He then at-
tempted to run in on J, Whites hit, nnd waa
caught between tho bases b. Flint and William
soli, hut allowed to score, owing to Flint drop.
9a s sa %9s aea s9s
cut from Guest to AnaOn. Williamson made a
haso lit In the fourth inning for his side, while
Fosoy did as much Tor 'tother chaps, but neither
bits we're duniea!ed BY others. and , 20 runs I
either club, nome Of the Chicngos hitting the
hall very hard, whtlo the rcd-leEced and under
Rhlrtea playurs farcd but little better,
though Kelly and hlcVcy made base.hits.
champions, and II wns ditto for tile cau't-bo
champions. In the seventh tue Clicagos made
their first run-unearned-on singles by Anson
mid Shaf1cr. The former, having Tcachea second
lmlor !i'e bnli hls y shairer rcae6ed tic Plate.
'rho Ctncinuatis offset Tits with run Ii, their
half on Il couple Of two-oasers by AicVcy and
Dickerson,-both over tho rght-tleld fence. In
the eighth tho Lhlcagos nado nothing. while thu
atrnngcrs got in soma moro good llc9s at thC
batI, even W. ". making q basc-hit. Young
White reached stcnna on Dnlrymrle's sloW
tlcldlns OF the ball, third On palpablc balk b.
Larktn, at,tl home on Hotal!ng's double bagger.
Kelly brought Hotaltng in on Il single, but The
striker WIS put out at second from Rensen to
Quest. The Chtragos got their accond und last
run iu thp ninth on two hits. and blankcd t.cl'
oproncnts, tho score standing to agin uB.
Illc hatting wns good by tic visitors, a1d ytry
weak By tic home club, md that's what's tlif
1nattor with 'our boya." MIR. uoutz did mol
improve upou acquaintance, and Ia far from be-
Ing a SUCCESS. However, the homo nlnc lost thu
gatne squarcly ycsterdhy. Tho Ch'cagos art
waiting Tor Qleyelnnd. Tho score il as follows