New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
BASE BALL.
MATCHES TO BIZ PLAYED.

The following matches are announced:
Nov. l2-Socia ". Jefferson second nine match.
l2-Married Single OF the Van Dyke Club On the
Nov ia~washingtOn Market vs. Active IT, the Mutual
Nov. l2-Mutual Club closing game
Nov. l2-Ecectic Va Mohawk, on CaPioine GrouHi At
Nov. l9--Old Bowery vs. New Bowery.
Nov l4-Socia Cub closing days play with celebration al
Nov HManhns,et Harlem on iho Union Ground.
Nov I5-Co. Va Co ofibe 4'h Regiment on the UtoH
Grounds .-.,., rs,..... ,os,o, d, R,,dy.
port The Unions take m train at Twenty seyenih't On
Nov i7-Rclcctic vs. Americas on Mutual Groand. Ho
Sow 2sS,eI y'. Athletic, at P1ii1aslphis .,o
CLOSE OP THE SEASON.
Thanksgiving Day, Nov. ~, is the closing day Of
the base ball Until then every fair day win be taken
fulfilled engagement On Thanksgiving Day fraternity
every ball ground hed OF vacant LOT being
After Thanksgiving days play the great assemhage al
Clinton Hall Of the delegates fUm the leading clubs Of the
country the annual convention Of the National Association
Of Base Ball Players and from that time until gentle Spring
inaugu,ates field sports the fraternity hold and talk Of
fields OF glory and battles fought the green sward
The Secretary the National Association sends the
following letter; ,.,s
To ruE B1sEBatt clus, o. rHs usrrse sf4Is' s:ae. ia
ton o Bs, Ball Players VIII be held on Moadsy a. 1906
clock ?. M Clinton Hal tAstor p.es) Ss~ YorI city
Secretary from Il pats The eoaSirJ meeting promises
o s :%S G . s I % G
with their eedsn Club, dssTooI Of becoming members, who
. S sn Si. aps @ sS'
will by and duly laid before the meeting
club .i eligible who have sad . nrs' ~ the continued
aud widespread popularity Of our national and who play under
m. l.
csmng honor Of enrolling Of lie members
very hne crrthess Of Membership has been procured for clubs
order from their President the ogs Of the sseTo
tsry No 6 BrOsd Outown clubs viii have theirs forwarded
BY sdd.,. Of ether hs sssisrI Of their lat
yeus deegate When received acknowledge to A. H. Rogers
Secretary n A. B. b. C.. POstl0fiee Boz No 6,7ls.
He requests that ell OutOtown papers making base ball
specially viii insert this letter for the Information OF country
clubs.
INTERESTING MATCHES TOMORROW
Among the interesting games yet 10 be played is
The between the Eclectic Club Of NewYork and the
Mohawk Club OF Brooklyn which is 10 take place tomorrow at
Hoboken Each party having game this Is TO be the test
match and good play BE- expected Another game
likely excite considerable attention takes place the Union
Ball Grounds Brooklyn tomorrow II being the return Thear
cal Match" between the actors the Old and New Bowery
e0ps drdmaqus OF the two establishments and they all
nOvoes in the another amusing contest will be the result
doubt The Giant and the Dwarf Of the Old Bowery TO
put In an appearance we understand a. players on
the occasion As the contestants have be At thepos carly
the game viii begin at p m. and close at 40.
CLOSING DAY OF THR MUTUAL CLUB.
This "crack club" of New-YOrk will close play for
the In agrand match first nine ag field this after
noon and at the close Of the appropriate social festivities
will DO held at their club
OTHER MATCHES TO-DAY.
The Social and Jefferson Clubs have a game to-
getheT day aud also the Washington Market aud the
Active Club IT, at Hoboken aud the Van Dyke Club play
match the Union Ball grounds
LIBERTY ACT. GLIDING STAR.
These two clubs played very interesting match
game Saturday November 10 at the grounds Of
Ninety secondst and Broadway The was favor Of
the Liberty Club which was 10 &c.