New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-20
BASE BALL.
THIRD MATCH FOR THE JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP ov
THE STATE

THIRD MATCH FOR THE JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP CT
THE STATE
Special Dispatch TO The n. Y. Tribune.
NEw-HAMBURGH, N. Y, Oct. 19-The third contest
for the junior championship of the State M came
off at New Hamburger to-day between the famous Volunteers
Of the City Of Poughkepse and the Acycs Of wappngos
Falls The Volunteers end their friends left Pougkcerse On
the los m tran in three cars the Hudson River kal
road arriving the grounds at this place in ample time wh.a
they found the Acyes waiting their arrival srge npmhei
sans il a otsT ping deias q tas Asii,ss =. -
paper talk had maged in both Clubs regard 10 %
respective merits Certain is that the questions fsuperon,J
selves no match for the why Volunteers
TIE INNINGS.
The Actyes went to the bat clubbing the bali vigorously TIA
Volunteers watching each movement Of their antagonists with
catke steahiness and putting the ActiTes out in ew mo-
msRts the Their record slowing only Sns run ~,
tiyes however showing great skin surprising every pat
ting cut two OF the Volunteers eoe one run sd been nsd
and ending the first innings by giving their opponents goee
egg."
Actiyes 20 the bat Volunteers field Tho latter ap
peared to lack spightness while the former worked with
great stubbOrnes png in the runs on the seos book 70 le
Of three in less than minutes going With
The Volunteers appeared to gain confidence they TOOK e
bat for the second time working energetic and batting
heavily making six thus bringing up ne fanee against
them and going the field two runs ahead OF o Aees even
innings.
The Volunteers made splendid fielding or he start, the
Actves being little Disconnected though ting strongly
succeeding however in making but The Volunteers
neved brIIooy tSeif niauds from Poaahssspsie ehserne
Wildly Again tie Acvcs rallied heIr ssie'se watcSuines
cauoDng the Volunteers not TO be TOO sane ne the latter
going with only added to their score
PoUrH INNINGS.
The ActiTes seized the clubs and Vhacked tie balls on
ercfuy seemingly determined 70 contest tie ground inch ~
inch If such expression may be used aIe ea1g cf e
field with four additional runs; -
The Volunteers on taking tie nat worked vel enough Ct
that particular business but lacked vigilance IN tie matter Of
holding bases of them suffering put out nom his own
oarelessnes They rallied however ana e9ss@ .ne nnnss
with eight runs thus Leading the AeuVes 1 Ta even ia
nings
Aotlyes TO the bat Volunteers in Geld latter APP
parenty finding it difficult matter 10 plea re ban RON tl9
ground while the former were much eneouii thereby and
rot TO and away from the bases lively the 1mbareh and
Wappngers Falls folks cheering Justly the Aoes gong 10
The volunteer opened their game brilliantly yoerum elicit
ing yes of applause he sent The ball h1r 81 eet belobd
the basses making splendid home run - Gry am ann oe
heavy OF ten runs leading the AeSes ten runs even
game.
Actives went to the bat greatly discouraged and Their emLe5
rassment made doub odo9s by Neo and fnen Of ,e
Volunteers making two splendid hcatches on the start They
LEFT for the l.ld with only one
The Volunteers seemed SLACK OF his gnngs they max
SEVENTH INNINGS.
The Actives opened with Surprising yigor batting leme-
1t evident that the Volunteers had everything their
way they being seven runs and one ne aleaa SSoe
standing Actives 20 and Volunteers %
EIGHTH INNINGS
This inning opened with considerable excitement inasmseh
as the Acyes played spenddy, and the oa Was drawing
nigh At time crowd pressed upon The players tho
movements requiring vigorous action the part VI officers 20
squch It, The Acyes left for the field vita i've runs The
Volunteers assumed the bat playing magnbccay pyng no
attention TO anything but acua business entirely gneng
yes and groans showered them by Tu set OF half
grown men and boys the depcaiing rch warrant
able interference despite the attempted interruption the game
proceeded Volunteers ending the inning VIII score OF sr
runs.
Ninth INNINGS
Crestfaen and discouraged the Acyes went 20 tie bat To-
retired field ile Volunteers
took up the cudgel and ratified OFF splendid PLAYING Rudon
Taylor making fine home the game ending IN victory
for the Volunteers they winning the silver M and Junior
Championship FOR the second time ,! OF -
against Acives 25 Upon the announcement Of the reeat
OF the game the cheers from the Pougke people
deafening Acyes behaving Like genten and accepting
their defeat meekly but like men.