, 1879-07-06

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CHICAGO VS.. BOSTON. =
-&,. xhito Stockings took the Bostons Into
..nn Yesterday In most summary and unex-
.s.,ed manner, and after it seemed as plain as
- ,;oae m u,an's face that Harry Wright's
..:r, v.s certain to win, With the score to
q .g,inst them at the end Of the third inning,
r,nt snsop and his men went in to Wtn, ana
AID 50 easilr,-the score at the finish being IL 10
& in favor Of the home nine. It was glorious
,cterv, honestly Won, and showed that when
II egucs to pulling out OF tight place
the White Stockings tau be relied upon Tor
elective work. Not only did they bat With
.unerbuman energy in order to accomplish the
desired result, but they also did fine work IN
The field, Another thing that contributed
largely to the result was the effective pitching
If H.nktnson, who made his FIRST appearance
this season as pitcher in 4 League game, re-
1ievtnp La.kin in tie third inning, after the
Bostons had made four base-hits and earned
three runs OF the 1atter's delivery
The ramo opened Eith the visitors at the
hit. and the FIRST three strikers were RETIRED
Jones. striking out, Houck sending up NJ
xhich Williamson took in- and Foley being
similarly disposed Of BY Hankinson- For the
Whites. Qaest was out by Houck to Morrill,,
and Peters by Sutton's throw TO the same
player. Williamson then sent liner to right
feld. on which he reached first safely, and was
sent home by Aneon'z long two-baser to right
centre. shaf1er few cut to Jones. The Bos~
tons made no tallies in tho second inning, nor
did the Chicagos~
The Bostons did effecttro work With the
stick in their half Of the third inning, earning
five runs. HaHes,' the first man at bat, hit
safely 10 centre field, reaching second on Cores
slow handling Of the ball Sutton and Jones
followed with base hits to right centre, the
former and Hawes tallying on jones' hit.
Houek few cut to Han6nson, but Foley hit
safely, sending in Jones. By this time 1arkin's
right arm, which has troubled him for a week
past, became so sore that he requested Capt
Ansou to put Hsnkinsou In the pitchers posi-
ton. The change WAS made, but for moment
seemed to hare no effect, since 0'Rourke made
q base bit, and. after saydcr bad been given
lie by Peters, Burdock cracked liner to right
Seld. on which O'Rourke and Foley scored
morrill, WAS fyed BY shaffer. Burdock then
attempted to steal second, but Flint lhrew. to
Quest. cutting him of Snyder started from
thind when the plaT Was made, but Quest, DAY
hg 30 attention to Burdock, returned the ball
70 Flint, snyder being put out a. home pI1t ~, 49,,
vent to Tork braYcly. Hankinson WAS out by
Buraock 70 Morrill,, and Flint struck out. Peters
reached first By reason Of Burdock's mutt Of his
9rounder, and was sent homo By Williamson,
the latter making three-ba1e hit among the
seats IN centre field. Anson endeavored to du-
plicate the performance, and would have sue
ceeded but for wonderful running catch By
O'Rourke. One earned run. So far as the Bos
tona were concerned, their rnn-getting ceased
after the fifth inning, in which they secured q
run through tase hits BY Houek and O'Rous ke,
and N error By Flint From that time out but
being Hawcs, who bit safely In the sixth
inning, getting to second On passed ball. The
White Stockings kept banging away, and pound
id out the earned runs in such rapid fashion
that Foley began to think that perhaps he WAS
not much OF pitcher after all In the fourth
inning Shafer and Flint hit safely, both getting
home before the side was out. In the fifth, the
boys broke loose again and placed themselves
in the lead Quest, Hbo was first At bat, went
out On foul bound, neatly taken by SNYDER.
Ptten sent long fly to centre, and reached
second On 0'Roprke's muff Of the same. Will
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th 9to4snt P9a Int C6lcagos luck, and boo-dooed
- e s., oossnns. S3, EIefvoooy ann1ecateo the 1act
@ cut me runner Oh. Peters started in for third.
ano bufdoek, letting Williamson alone, threw
70 Snyder. Petars started back Tor third,
su.ten sa mn1teo snSder's throw, and the
crowd did some tall cheering. Then.
hg, Apson stepped up to the plate
sna determination to aVenge the insult
ss.,1 me cat Foley !ooked at nun very Know
.nsIy, stood With the ball N nus mana 1or ABOUT
a,..l e,nnute;. and then sent me spne1e over tne
tats, oniy 70 see It gently salllne among ne
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t.aa. S Ia1Inng t"o-oaser AGAINST the 1e1t-nelo
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