New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-19
UNION VS.. EURKKA-rHE UNIONS VICTORIOUS.

A very fine match was played at Newark, yester-
ay afternoon between the Union Club Of Mosana and the
Eureka Club Of Newark The spectators in attendance could
not have numbered than 1000 many OF whom had
from distance and all of whom undoubtedly felt amply
repaid for whatever trouble they were at to witness so closely
weather was the threatening thunder
ing away With oay slight sprinkle The Clubs took the
The Crit two innings Of esch Club were played rapidly and
much effect the EurekGs having scored and the
thai the sWft pitching ofLeI Of The EuTekAs told heavily
the CuOns several Of their men being msntssty tmd with
them foul lie The first nsDgs the fielding Of the Unions
somewhat aud the two Rms made BY their opponents
fielding Of The EoIeIss ayssrsd to be much better though
end Of The third innngs the E0Iekls they had scored
TO the Uniens o. ibis result beisg attributable in
great dsfTse 70 Of tS loose u nS1s he a oec
AID interesting The , striker went out quickly but
10 the second he reached the third base In safety 1t
looked though the Usa last ebout to and
away Ter home liok" This brought ia two runI The
striker caught by first base but the the
Before long another man held Of the third base
and second home strike gave the Unions two
closed for ave The effect this changed Affairs
was apparent in The r.y Of bot, SIDES rigor In
pitcher increased the pace OF bis bal After number
Mills but he and his companions on sSe bases had
not time 70 get home before e innings was brought
innings The foHth innings Of the Unions opened
by two men securing base through catcher and
first base 70 be brought in by handsome home strike by
echpm This made three runs which remained the score Of
the innings The fifth innings Of the Eureka marked by
rapid reemeRt Of two successive srkers both
the first base BY superior fielding The tables were now
completely turned and batsman who came out after
strikes added 70 the TEMPORARY demon aation OF the
Eagskas ther innings closing naugbt The this
time stood Earekas sK Unions eight with an innings 10 favor
The latter The Unions in their INN inRgs followed up the
gained The first striker hit beme strike and
haDdsomely for IT, The next but made so home strike
while following came in rapidly with the asssanre
good and toe wild fielding ther Opponents The seoe
Otbs Rnin9s leaving the Eurkas6 Union - In
Rnugs tide again ed In favor OF the Eure
by careful aud steady play they had run az score OF
before pie hand lost making the game tie - 10 IL
lac fielding OF the Unions now became loose Gnd through
several teRg hits by the batslen, and the wild throwing OF
the Sellers the Earekas the gre tally Of \ the
innings being finally finished BY rash run. Tie game
now stood f0rekas ~. Unie1s II. The Unions again
oyerak their competitors on thar sixth inoing 1he FIRST
IN AIKEN rnek the ba far beyond the line OF peca.
aud made biz reeond home Wright Ao made azrke
for home which brought In Ttns The asniDgs closed
both cabs having scored II. On the seventh innings the
KBrskas scored bpt while the Unions with the sid OF bad
overthrow By the pitcher and another home strike Of WrEfs
innings OF the Knrekas remarkable for the slng
both sides catch missed by the pitcher aud the
basen bed iOf their bases after feeble The
core 0! the innings thus far making Tie again The
nd speoiatof3 The EQrekss al the close OF the h.
ngG The efShts were ahead the being % to o.
run for neg ou % the Bext innings Of the Unions tied the
ms aRsia and the match was @ 70 be decided By nnth
nnRsI The EprekaS pnner tbe efse Of great excitement
erbops Fua through sbetr innings Ethoa seoriug
ne Unions I'm so.ne nn sI0isod 10 do tina thing fol
be r $50 hsuds we're o IN ggies succession and YES
og6tfJ lsi Pisai tnlngs ~ tS& 70 oe PLAYED bat
1eh vas not to bo tie 'Re ueauy stroke oy wright
LACED him on The first base and b. 'H"t bin home