New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-23

FpyCotches Mssed-Mals4 Calvin GesEill
out on Rases-Atlantics, times Aihlec s' '.m's.
Passed Bals-DockHcy1 Nils T.
Time Of Game--@ hours Is minutes.
Tmprc-T hcodoIe Bomelsler OF Eureka Club o. novel;
seolicrs-Mcs>rs. MullneI and Benson.
MUTUAL VS. EXCELSIOR.
The game between the Mutual and Excelsior clubs
Hohoken Yesterday attended by eco spectators
II very interesting game notwithstanding the Mutual,
had all their The Exceliors greatly disappointed
the 6ntcpatons Of their friends in this match VITO could only
accoan; for their utter discontinue on thc usa
factory theory that Yesterday was no' orc Of tleu playing Gays
The Mutuals s 20 the hat The first hand was cs
catcher foul and the catch which Jevett gave 20 c
field resulted in the putting Of the running 70 second
base, the innings being thus tn,hed for q. ,,,.
One muffin observed base but the subsequent sharp
fielding brought the three hards in quick succession or
by Whiting ,rst base who long distance ior ol ana
got number OF strikes had placed three men on NE ees
himself coming in shortly aiterward r. Hunt made another
long strike bringing home two soon coming home n'n o
a nun nv the catcher Sly runs and hut one man ont %,
new S,v in no nee and compelling lin TO
change places with Anderson short stop The next two
out fly catch the score not having oeeh ID
creased 49, .
The Exccsiors were finished short meter in This innings
JeWc,i the catcher making two catches On 'he o"' ~ no
style Score, Nutuals q. EXcclsiors o.
The in the next innings snrltnG9reu me %
the catcher and the other to the len hed The h,
anothe run beside his own remained the score OF tie IN
lie FScclior In this innings made their first although
two hands wcrc lost before the reached his lrrbgsc
Another shortly acrwaTd added Score at the enc %
the third innings sto2 .., - 49,. =. .o
bands In Quick succession by catches ON fouls and the ld
followed shortly az first base. $50 49,
The TXccors went quickly The first three
stkcs made caught on the ny the FIRST two ny X nn
AZ confer field and the third by Hatfield No let held Inc
whole innings occupied hut very few minutes ana showed
somc decidedly sharp play! .
ft base the second catc the third on first base Two
runs having been added to their score. .
The EXcc>ors innings finished IN equally quick tlme
caught fouls by catcher and one by smart
The INST paI Of the fifth innings marked by fine bit OF
double PLAY had already been caught ncT long
run bv fancv when strike OshO stop put thetkc oul a
well MS the man the home base The score OF the Mms
had begun to leave that Of their antagonists iHr III "
distance , ,,,e ,i,,c aud
IN oou The same manner previously each 81 the IHt iI
strikers being caught ON the hy In the opening o me sNh
lnngs Iattcd aud X Hunt h The ball away ioF INC s'N'
The first home Of the ENcsi0rs was made on the next
innings by Norton. Anderson then made handsome siAe
hnf did not have q chance 20 come home. score ].
The last few innings had been PLAYED With marvellous IT.
dtv and the closest possible play made by both sides
Luck Wa dead aguiust the ENccl,iors however
The eighth innings Of the Mutuais marked by me
strikes h Hatcl and Mcmahon the latter for home. some
sharp sprug between the hsc and those running
suited m umpire giving Hunt out ~ the third s' much
10 the surprise the ookcrOn fly catch b! Fletcher al
night field finished their innings.
The Excclsors made several this innings owing
chiefly muy throw among their antagonists Inc
nuius long and exciting Tie score now stood
Al The opening Of the ninth inning long strikes were
made hy the Mutua which hut poorly taken care {" i
the hclders The playing on the hrst base by whitney wa
noccdy good this period The play Of the innngs was
ior5
The last innings Of the Exceors like most Of their car
er ones The hands Ot rapid succession on nv
catches and nothing added 10 their score.
The game had occupied but hour and - minutes, and had
resulted in the victory OF the Muluals by - too