New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-07
TIE FfEiD.
Base Ball.
Cruel,

VS. ATLANTIC OF BR0okLiN-i"" In '
v,cToRIors-sCORE y 70 a.
Tho second Of the series Of match games wa
,,orod yesterday afternoon at the Capitohhe pa''
, Grouud Brooklyn, in the presence VI "'"'
- 20 o,o,ors The sides composed VIZ
10 l' nhoI thats PLAYED in Philade'pma " w.,
e ago. in which encounter ". ne Tbese games
80 .ba ,ictors by a score OF 81 10 i' hnV'u sn,ld
out the Nct9is svcitemept in the baseball wo'lu
have created more ~; seoson and AS this was
ban any preyous contests th's Seuso NV ~ ,cconnts
expected TO be the last gredt liver lady pa.
toI the large assemblage of vIsioIs. 81 ms n.
oa "a" 800 nres,nt than usual i'll contest ol ,n,o
ortsnre Notwithstanding heTce Keen ,n, oy
wind prevailed the large e9ncour'e ,bs az, weather IT
? ron soem IA notice the chilnesS VI tbt W. go
IA ~, In tho least affect the play or the players, ~
ALLEGATIONS from other cities were present ~
ali tSe prominent societies in tins stnle' o
rroncsments were made for the comfort OF inc tlAS
crowd copgregated. large police force was o '.u
in case of emergency, but their serves W. ss of
0ured so orderly and imporiialv d!d TINS mug mass "
Symanitv conduct themselves The applause anu au'
miration at the different displays OF the gae WI co.
equally divided. After hunug aroaa , n ,n ect ms
nrnire and noby and mpartiay did he discharge Tue
duties Of this important ONCE.
The Aflartcs took the FIST inning, and led Oh WIN
some Of their alest batting scoring runs LOT c ~
Inning The Athletics made for their inning ana
AT the end of the third inning the score marked ~ S
the Ailantcs against IL for the Athetlcs anu NJ w
conclusion of the sixth inning the Atantlcs were g 10
70; but in the following two innings The ihanepua
redeemed themselves somewhat and al te cuse vi 'o
!
ol Now the partisans Of Philadelphia felt iubiant II
they lost the game they congratulated themselves tas
they had made good show on the score ppohr ~ Wv
ninth inning the Aantics only made one run, lsaNhh
n total of97 Again the Phiadelphans lived IN hopes
ony however for short period were theN Aloseu 70
rcvel in the anticipation OF victory. firtt p'otnIs
n the last inning especially was most eiectNe nue.
Ibis NAV throughout greatly admired ne
catching too, Of Norton was quite perfect Inc .o
ing and catching of the Athletics was "so soo WY ~
p must be admitted that the Ailanics completely guy
folded their competitors hence nay De alTlDuleu no
= victory. After The game was over Tie Nlshiht 'Sp
" and their friends inteTcbateed eoufescs WV" h w
members of the fraternity generally IN most hhIlo
= mons manner Thus ended one Of the best confession
and most interesting matches Of the year beng mos,
happy wind Up Of the season We give be'o" Ho''S "'
a summary OF the game;
y ltlantic-Commcnced at lao. Pearce ON on w.
fist start got 10 fret Crane hit 10 Ilght hed went
- IN third base start coming home. liait ioHoN'li
s Crane home Pratt came IN on sfike oy thapniSn'
who cot 70 his first base. An overture" uoI, .No
pitcher sent him 20 third base Norton next slflhef
= out on first Chapman came home. CALVIN maze il'
n first and passed ball went TO thlId. 9u, ol'H
!, cot to l.st Charley Smith went TO second on d.. :,
% catch by right field, Sid on the third fearce "cn 20
y frst Sid aud Charley coming home. starr went y
second Pearce the third Crane az the u"ti ne ht
skyer which was missed and was loft ON second base
Pratt was caught 10y klcinfoder just ID mont o nome
: I,ilaie.~Kemfcldcr wen; 20 first. McHIide got
- ,o inst hen Reach sent keiuicder totae third "Ar,
e he was put out. and got t. first hinte NAt,ns go
|, Mcbride home end Reach the third base. BeTs'I.
a stock made his Leusuinc being Gut on hfsl'
d Ill and NJ Smith scored one each Potter cAus' ~
,e Norton Total o.
gTCOYD INNINGS
Is 1ldaiirChapman a., the bat; went 70 inst bv ma
% eaten bv wilkins Norton was also missed by " ilhns
on which Sorton wen, to third, and IN making ior ih
v home on passed ball was put out CALVIN out on WI
I'd first 5. smith got bis FIRST =. 2p.'n came pole
at Pearce went to first. bringing home &. Smith Star
on striker Pearce ont on second. Total g.
Of Ahidio-kleniedeT caught by Chapman on TIE ny
ii. beauty. Mcbride out on first, by throw from
smith, ulo missed 10. catch. Iiet.h caught b
he Crane 4o'd' o. .,.,,.,. r,.,,,,.os
Atlqnti--Start went 10 first. Crane 10 second land
Ing start on the third. Pratt got 70 second on Eei
sn hi 10 right Start and Crane coming homo. Ohipmn
he out on the frs Norton arrived az second HhIii
no went 10 first. Sid. smith frat GAVIN second %
" misoatch overthrow s.it them one base ahead
smith out On first. PsaIce by splendid ground bn
10 rigat-among she crowd-s0t Us third. start wen
ers 10 Irst. Pealce came home cl"ne 'ut on MS
Tho Iliti,-wIkins first base. Berienstoct second. b
bc an overthrow by e. Smith. A passed bal brouSl
mr. both home. Leugunc out on second; Ga'Al on ift
re- Smith sent lin 20 second inndinr umseH on Tue mrs
be Potter first. Gaski OGt % lmrd. hHemeiG'f hih'
he passed L1l sent Smith and Potter home. Reach on
air on Grs, Total D. Grand total il against ig fox
ost lantic'. -
an A'lortic-Pratt tout INIT, Chapman ditto, y"
er ton INST Calvin. Norton second passed bail. the
home on another; Calvin struck out. Total, J.
an. Afhskic-Wilkns frst, BeTkenst0ck sent him
oi. third and himself to second by beautiful ground eh
1t to center; Leugune first by miss by sid smith, b
was allerward put ont 1t "A splendid thrown ny
nv Smith-oaught mapping; Smith out on foul. Total J.
ION ~ to -.
NTH IE,;IECs.
A'loa;c--S Smith ont on first. Charley Smith dit
: Pearce first base. Start on ON frat hall-O.
eT. thItic-Potter out ON first kloinielder caught
the PeaIce. McBIide caught by Chapman--O
ned SIXTH INNINGS.
:: Alrttic-Crane first base. Pratt first send'r
10 Crane 20 third. Chapman At the bat. Pratt went
u- second passed bah. Chapman went to thrd SEN
oil hon Appfp u IA sfpf
ms Calvin caught by smith Sid. Smith and Charley bo
as- ont on first Total =
no .ihttie-Reach out first wilkins first bas
zen Leu gune caught by start-o. Total, % 10 y.
iee SEVENTH E,,iNGs.
we Ilantic-Pcarce caught by FIRST base start went
Ter first Creme made his first, and by an overthrow gain
on his second passed ball brought Start and Graz
en- home. Pratt ont first Chapman the same Total,
m Ahle,io-Gaskil out on first. Smith caught
me Pc1Icc. Potter gained lis first. klenieldcr went
third base by miss by Calvin, who also made an oye
ID throw, allowing Potter to get home Mcl1de ir
Nc base. Klcinieder coming home. Reach hr.t has
ne Wilkins arrived on bis second. Berkcnst0ck out
ri first. Iota, 4-lG to2j
is. EIGHTH INNINGS.
vel Administration out first; Calvin first base The
OF second overthrow, Sid. Smith. A passed ba
as sent Calvin home. Sid. out On foul ball. &. Smii
ed out on first. Total. /.
WI got 10 first Leuguine second Potter went 10 first; Ga
10 Kill out third; Kleinfeder first; smith home: NJ
Bride got his second sending in Potter; Klcnfeder
ne third; Reach frst-good hit 10 shOrt-brIugng Nv
ca home; Wilkins first; Berkenstock. splendid hit TO
q ter arriving at his third; Leggu1c made home ra
were made after two were out.
NINTH INNINGS.
Aflaafio-Pcarce out on first Start made lis lr-
: Crane first start home. Crane out on second Pra
'' gained his second by miss in the right field. CbaI
~ man caught by left field. Total, l--27 20 81.
In ahLtc-Slnith caught bv Pesrcc. Potter struc
out. hleinieder caught by Norton o. Total. p to-
Finished at 4:lO.
vi SCORE.