, 1879-07-18
A fame Wsll Won from Troy, and q
Defeat for Providence at
Cincinnati.
Roston and Syracuse the Vlctors
at Buffalo and Glove.
land.
Closing Day Of tho Northwestern Ama-
tour Rowing Regatta at
KcOkuks
The National Board Of Appeals Takes
Water IN the Edwin Forrest
Case.



Yeatorduyss game resulted In another victory
for the White Stockings, making the scorc win
Tfny to date eight games won and one lost lhe
nincs wero tho same as IN Wednesdays game
but tue batting order Of the Troys underwent
material change, as will bo seen BY tie appcnaea
ecore, Their batting was much better than 10
either OF the previous games plased th's week,
1Iankjnsop being hIt safely ten tmes' anu INC
total bases agereEatIng fourteen. relthcf 500
tslltcd IN tue tfsss inning, although oa1fymplo
mado base.htt to loft Geld for Chicago, aud
Hall vss given q life by Peters' null Of his
prounder, In The second 6haffcE started out
With a safa liner to left, nnu went to
second oil q passed bail. Third
was reached BY him whi1o Flint wis
being thrown out at first by Hawkes.. Quest sent
,,p a high one, which Mnusall took IN, sha1lcr
running home safely, the piay being nice one.
llapkinson was lyed by Cask.nt. Troy offset
this advantage By securing two runs, neither Of
tAcu, being earned. CaskIns sent safe bounder
to right iield. Docschcr's fly was taken by
ShaiIcr. Evans hit long Dy u right centre
for two bases, Casklns reaching third, although
peasly caught at that base by Re1nscn's anc
throw In. Bradley struck out, but Kelley
popped safe short ay over second base, earn
ing Casktns' tally. HaWkes aent high bouudcr
TO 1ftE, WHICH NH4 uluuEH uF AH6UlIt LfAHa LAI-
lying aid Kelley going 10 SECOND. The last
ramed PLAYER began to prauce around between
second base and short stop, and. while thus et1-
gagged, Flint sent the bail like lightning to
Quest, putting the runner out easily.
The Whites knocked out two moFe runs In
the third inning, one Of them earned. Remsen
hlt to Hawkes., who fell down. tue striker reach
tng first Dalrymple's safe grounder to centre
gave him second, and on DFouihcrs' mu1f Of
thrown bali BY Evans ou Peters bit to right hu
fhtrt1 rrfntftF In hnfnrR 1Ht1u n
bali. Da1symple and Poters were each advanced
base BY the error, the former scoring on
Willialnsou'e hit to Hawkes., "llo thrc" out the
striker at nrs.; Anson struck ous, bns Kelley
first. Peters started home from third, and
after Il long cllnse waa rim cut, Auson having In
the meantime zone around 70 third. He Was
left there, however, by shaffer, who struck out
sent to third By Brouthers, Who knocked the
bali over the rlght-tleid fence for two bascs.
lie attempted to come home On Caskins' hit to
Hankinson, but was easily put out BY Flint:
The other outs were Mansell, Oh strtkes, Ind
Docscl1er, on hy to Williamson.
The home nine started out br1sklv IN the
fourth inning, Flint hitting safcly to centre,
Quest to rigllt for tmo bases, aud nankins0n
ssn!E llnsr @; be.Tfsn first and second bsaqs %
Kelley to Hawkes. In al atsctnpt to steal eccoad,
hut quest came In GU 1]awkea' mutt Of REM
sents hot ly, the ball being recoyercd. however,
III llE2t To put out tllG eItlkEr. lHe 1f0S9 GOT
Ii mau as far as third base, the lucky individual
being Evans, who took tirst on safe AY 10
right, and was helped along base by Peters'
muG af 'Bradloy'a Rrounler. Kelley ssnt a
sharp ono to Quest, who mado double play,
touching Bradley, who bad started for second,
au,1 then sending the ball to Anson In time to
cut off the striker, Eyans going TO third.
Hawkes. bit 10 Anson, and Has out
Thu, last run for Chicago was made In the
fifth Inning by Williamson, rho was given a
life BY Brousless' miss Of his soft fly, Peters
having bsen thrown out It frat by Cakklns.
Having got first OH m error, be came home on
three more, going to third On two passed balls
kindly furnished by Kelley, mud tailed on
Wild pitch. Anaon hit safely, but died In tryng
to reach second, shatrer having been dycd By
Hawkes..
Matters went along quietly enough until the
eighth inning, when the Troys earned onp run
MD took another. Hall, the first striker, sent
groundcr oyer third which Williamson could
not reach. DroutherB few out to Ksmseu, LIE
catcll oelng 1no ono. Caskins hit to fur lult
for TWO bases, Hall eomlng homo. Doescher htI
to Peters, who muffel, but Quest got lhc ba!
md threw out the atriker. Casktns started 10,
third whcn. the play was tuade, and, ii Ansut
Threw wildly TO Williamson, ,ho came iu. Eyant
was lyrd BY Remscn. Fheru wore 10 runs b,
either sido In the last inning.
THE econE.