The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-16

tiriss on finely Aeldsd ball BY Smith non the Third
base TO Start Al first Mcbride, aner knocking high
oS p Al, vel out Of reach vas csught By ns on an
neid on which he only made his rst base he made two
or three attempts TO get the second bat kept at
struck hot one sowss tie .hra but this was the
wrong spot as Smith was eide awake and nelded the
ending the inning and leaving Reach on tho second
base Neither side bad scored rum and the game open
ing mus nney promised TO be exceedingly interesting
Crane opened this inning by hit towards third base
which Pike stopped, but threw rather wildly to first
Crane kept moving and having reached third was ena
BLEED to get home without stopping BY very bad throw
Of McBHdes TO Pike. Start followed at the bat with
hall toward short STOP and would have been ont had
wilkins thrown the bali rather wide to Bcrckensteck
Start stole toward second base, and heped by a
base by muff Of Dockney's, and home on Fergu
sons strike. Pratt in the meantime had been knocking
high fouls and finally captured a bound by
INJURED and then badly thrown by Pike enabling
him to reach ths first base safely. passed ball by
homo on Galvin's strike which was a high safe one
TO left field, which CALVIN himself made his second
base beng helped oy foolish PLAY by sensendorfer
who threw the ball from the field to the catcher
base; he made his third Wild throw OF McBride's
70 Reach Mills struck high foul back OF first base, for
which Berckenstock got his hands in position snd-Mls
second ont PearCe followed with low ball third
base, which Pike stopped and threw first, bnt lust
enough TO side make Berckepstock lose his bal
snce, mu the ball and give pesrce the base ana Fergu
son hts Smith struck nice one between third base
and short stop toilet field which he made his first
third, being helpcd BY high throw from Dockney TO
Pike and Smith sharply after him TO second Two
it, when Chapman struck fou and acnt Peare back
70 the third Chapman then struck q low easv
De-" 70 third which phe muasa and o on which zen
bases with Crane at the ball. smiling and shaking his bat
IN very confident manner as u he intended 70 hurt the
ball but no merely tipped IT, and Docknev squeezing
finished the inning for the Atlantcs leaving three
the bases. Bcrckens'ock opened for the Athletic with
very tame hit to first base which Start held, allowing
'tNever fail y retire Dockney struck safe gronnder
between short and third on which he made his second
by Chapman's holding the han too long sensenderer
struck low bail toward third but that spot fatal
ever, for Philadelphia and the striker retired from
nrst base by Smiths fielding TO Start Fiser struck
safe ball to left field, which he made his first and
D0ckney got home. Pike struck n high bah IN the
right OF the second hase, which Crane went for
his second base Keipfelder struck foul ball. which
fielding Pratt, who took the second for prr.
who got back Just time enough 70 he saved Fser,
however, made his third bv mur Of Mills, and Pike
followed him to tho srcond they each made apothcr
base on passed ball, Fisler scoring run. Kenclder
knocked bali toward Pratt which tho latter Gcided
frsi, putting Klenfelder out and leaving Pike the
third Score four TO two IN favor Of the Atlantics
INNING.
Start opened this inning with beauty to centre neld
which he made his frst and afterward made his third
passed ball. and scored his run on Prait's strike
which easy 10 short stop. and bv which he
stopped short FIRST base wilkins and Berckcn-
stock Ferguson ret TO his first three balls and
tempted TO steal his second but Dockney throwing well
70 Reach stopped him. and he retired Calvin struck
short ball to third base VIII CHI Pike did not handle lively
enough TO catch him at first; passed ball by Dockrey
gave him his second and he stole nicely his third but
Mills who thus the third hand ont Mcbride opened
with fne high ball TO centre field; but Calvin
there and the ball was held Reach struck "daisy cut,
teri To centre field which Calvin stopped attempted
TO Reach to the second by q little bv play but
latter held the irst and came home finally on wilkins
strike, which the latter made his second easily ms
tho ball striking fair, bounded bevond the foul line
back Of tho third base. Berckenstock struck 'skv-
scraper between right and centre hcld which Calvin
went for and nnbbed finely Dockncy ihcr, h a splen
did ball very heavily beyond centre HELD sending Will
kiDs home, and securing for himself clean home
Scnsendorer knocked safe bali over short stop,
which he made his first; bnt afterwards attempting
reach the second caughtby Crane nicely thrown
Ave to 1--WE. MI
Quite an amusing scene was here enacted One indi.
the low temporary bench the left OF tho field stood
up stretched his body, arms and mock N their fullest
tension and appeared 10 feel quite rereshed his
neighbor initiated his example and one after another
almost every ono IN the crowd stood np stra ehtcned
himself and then resumed his seat The effect
dicrous IN the extreme and after the STRENGTHENING
process had been INDUCED In all around the arena
portion OF the crowd tho left commenced waving their
handkerchiefs crowd tho right and these re-
turned the salute. that At time there least
q thousand cnmbrics shaking around the field This
episode seemed TO put the crowd In extra good humor
and from me 10 time the process was repeated.
14i INNING. 49,
Pearee rst at the bar knocked safe ball 70 left hcld
being helped by athrow Of Dockncys and securing his
run ultimately on Smiths strike SnHtb Knocked a low
made nrst base securing hs second afterwad the
asgthe last striker Chapman knocked n high be-
tween FIRST and second wbch Berkenstock captured
shc ny Crane followed with low ball TO right leld
which Kleinfelder mufcd. thus enabling Smith get
home and Crane to second base. Start sent
good 20 field, which he made second base
and sent Crane home Pratt knocked hieh bali EFT
hcid which Sensendorcr missed tho striker ing the
1rst base and Start home Pratt secured his second on
n m DOck hut IRE fesn nj until
the Close Furguson and Calvin disposed OF in
quick succession by Docknev on tip bounds.
Fislcr opened the Athletics side by knocking q
foul ball the fence at the IT. and then knocking
good safe ball 10 centre field BY which he secured his
FIRST base, max ing his second bad mu by Mills and
securing his run on Pikes strike which was good
10 left field and which he secured his second
he started shortly Afterwards for third base. and Mills
throwing the ball badly the base enabled him
home KeinfeIdcr struck high foul back OF third
base which Smith went for but not being able to reach
ON the fly nabbed sharply a treaeherous bound
Mcbride followed with splendid high ball TO left
hcId which Chapman tried for very hard but
msjudged /, and Mcbride secured his third base
easily Reach struck good ball 20 right OF
the second base sending Mcbride home and retiring
himself the second hand out by the nedng OF Crane 10
Start wilkins followed with good low bail 10 left Held
which he secured his first base. but be got fur
thcr, as Berckenstock went out on tip bound score
nine TO eight In favor Of the Atlantic
UrH HsISe
Miils the first striker knocked high ball towards
FIRST base which settled in Berceenstocks hsnds very
securely pearce followed with beautiful hit to centre
neid which missed the ny very badly by
Fisher Pcarce securing his first base and afterwards his
second q mun oy Dockney. smith struck good
ball low and hot 10 short stop which wilkins stopped
nicely and nelded swiftly drst base, Berckcnstock
holding the ball WELL putting Smith out at the expense
OF split finger
Berckenstock's wound was dressed by Doctors Garvn
and Bomeisler, game proceeded, Chapman strk
ing a ball toward second base which Reach stopped
but threw rather wide 10 first base thus allowing Chap
reach second base and Pcarce 10 home Crane
knocked low bali 20 short stop which wilkins was slow
In working and he his first base securing his second
BY maj Of Dockney's and stealing his third Beck.
ensocks wound becoming very painful kleinfelder was
called In TO change positions with him start next al
the hat struck an ball towards second base which
Reach neldcd Kleinfede putting the striker out and
leaving Crane on the third Dockney opened with
low 70 third base; Smith there yet, however,
and Dockney retired first base by Smith and start
Ssnscndorfer knocked a safe ball short stop 70
left field on which no secured his nrs base.
FIsler Knocked a short ball. which bounded over
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