The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-24

GreatB base Ball Match 49,
TEE RUBBER BETWEEN TUE ATLAsrrcs AND rHs
EXCLUSIONS, OF BaooKLsE-FIFrEEs THOUSAND
PERSONS PkESENT-THE CANE BREAXs UP IN A
KoW ON GHE sNrH INNINGS-lNTENsE EXCITE
hESr AMONG THE sPEcTAToRs-THE CHAMPION.
SHIP STILL UNDECIDED.
The long talked Of game for the ehampio nship between
the Atlantic and Excelsior Base Ball Clubs OF Brooklyn
which was announced to of on the Punams ground
near Fast New York, proved complete azzle. On the
sixth innings when the Excesiors ahead,
the feeling amsng The friends and hackers OF the Atncs
was SO strong that the captain the former club ordered
his nine to quit playing and return to their Quite
arrow then ensued between the friends of both clubs but
the presence Of large body OF police under Inspector
Folk, prevented any serious disturbance There could
not have been less than fourteen fifteen thousand per-
present OF which about thousand probably
residents Of New York.
FIRST INNINGS.
Ercelsins.-The game called at quarter past three
O'Clock. The Excesiors having won the toss Russell
sent TO the bat and the playing commenced amidst in
tense excitement BY well directed hit the batter 90.
away TO the first base and by subsequent hit Of Fanys
he succeeded in getting home Whiting then took the
bat, and got away TO the first base leaving Fany
third Pohemus next took the bat, and by good hit
the left field allowed both Fany and Whiting to get
home. Branerd followed and by beautiful hit to the
Fight field got away to the first base. Reynolds then
tried his hand but he unfortunate being caught
on tip. Holder then took the bat aud by means OF
splendid grounder sent polhemus and Brainerd home
Leggett followed, but was unfortunate Holder,
beng caught ont before he reached his first base Next
came Creighton, but he too unfortunate, being caught
out by the pitcher. Total runs s.
AIonhcs Pierce led of at the bat, aud by good
caught before he reached his nrst base McMahon
tnen took the ba' but with better than
his predecessor being caught out ia beautiful style by
Fianly. Peter o'Brien then followed, and By good
groander got to his arst base, Pierce ID the meanwhile
getting bone by miss on the part of Legget. Price
went out On MP. Total run,l.
sRcoSD INNINGS. ''
Executors Russell led of dne,s,yle, but was caught
by catch the part OF the centre Geld Flany
followed with sky rocket ball. but caught on be-
fore be could make his first base. Whiting then
the bat but be- too caught out No run for the Ex
cesiors. The Atlantics IN great gee 't''
Atanacs--lohn Oliver led off, and by bad play on the
Hamilton followed, and by sending a good bali
70 The left held got to second base, and
Oh on foul ball by Iecpet ia the most beautiful man
per Maty OBren also caught out by excellent play
the part of Holder and RUSSELL Pierce then took
bat but caught out in splendid style by Brainerd
Number Of runs.
- - THIRD INNINGS.
Excssiors-The crowd now began 10 be very excited.
Pohenus lead of at the bat aud good grounaer got
away the rrt base Then Branerd dyer TO the
centre field, got to his flint base. aud allowed roheus
bonnd bv be butcher VINO missed the ba 10 the socarJ
base and put out Bralnerd also Holder WINS caught on,
on = fv bv the abort ston Number of rms I e 'N'
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moor nav On the mar, Of Holder Uot wsv =, nls snd
base McM.bon semi hall wing mo ,he lsfr ae,o I'm,
n was caught in beautiful s,vle nv ElanIv Smisb ,ot
home peie O'Brien was caught out ON foul nail Inv
crciobten and price was served in similar manner in
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