The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-21

First Heat Knock Knee was the fhvorite against the
Geld at ton to six. He got away with the lead but
broke up, and Lady Fury went in front and was never
headed again in the heat She passed the quarter pole
six lengths ahead Of jerry who two lengths in front
OF Knock Knee Lady Fury still six lengths ahead
at the pole, Knock Knee second, Jerry having
broken all to pieces the backstretch The mare roed
steadily 70 the score winning by couple Of lengths in
3:0T Knock Knee second six lengths ahead OF Jerry.
Second Hedt-Qne hundred to fifty was wagered on the
ma sns e., away with the but lost
in front at the half mile POLE but he soon afterwards
onto the homestretch. Knock Knee trotted finely up
the stretch and made beautiful nnish but the mare
got over the score first by short neck Jerry six lengths
Third Heat-Ten to three ON Lady Fury. Knock Knee
took the lead the turn and passed the quarter pole
behind He kept in front until the half mile POLE
when he broke and the mare took the lead and kept
to the end winning by half dozen lengths jerry was
very bad third Time, 2:5o.
UNION COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING.
THURSDAY July 2o-Purse and stake $l25, mile heats
best three In Ave, TO wagons
l. s. Samnis entered 9. g. Fun. Il
Samuel Mott entered g. s. Champion ........... dis
John Mott entered Lady Mcclellan. dis
Time 2:43-2:4.
Base hail.
THE GRAND MATCH AT BEDFORD-THE BOSTON
PLAYERS VS.. THE CHAMPION ATLANTICs.
Tho most numerous gathering Of spectators
the Captolne ball grounds Brooklyn this season.
assembled yesterday afternoon TO witness the contest
between the Lowell Club Of Boston, and the Atlantic Of
Brooklyn. numerous delegation Of the fair SEX
too than has hitherto gaced this locality with their
presence occupied seats on the occasion The weather.
though warm, favorable for the game, and the
grounds in fine condition. tho field presenting
beautiful appearance with its close cut green turf
caly when occupied by the players In their handsome
uniforms Tho champion nine not out In full force
Pratt their pitcher being absent nrst class player
occupied his position however and ably dis charged the
duties thereof The Lowell played with the same nine
OF the day previous their third base player still being
among the absentees.
The game opened by the Lowells who were
at disposed q In Atlantic style Tho champions
obtained eight by way of leading or In the batting
This advantage at made the final result far qs
the victory was concerned, foregone conclusion and
less than 10 In their third innings the totals
standing at the close 20 TO In their favor Thus far
the Lowell youths had specially disting them
selves by their play but at this period Of the game they
began 10 improve considerably and for the remaining
part OF the game the Atancs had little to boast Of In
tho experience accians alone giving them the ad-
vantage the total obtained in the last innings
each side being 10 to Is in favor Of the champions
What the Lowells lacked ip their match with the Re-
soues they made up for Id this game their out fielding
being the reverse Of their display OF the day before
Their Unfolding not good 70 be briof, how
ever have TO state that the final result the
AT the close Of the game the Aantcs Hospitality enter
tained their guests and the Lowes congratulated them
selves upon their good fortune in making good
with the champions. They made the only home run OF
the game and took the greatest number OF fy catches
We append the score:-