New-York tribune., 1867-09-17

an, oos, ,ictory for the Atantics, who took the """
from the commencement, and outpaycd Their oliono
al every point The great contest attracted INC rt
rotherug that has ever been within inc s'o oooo |
y,,ler rreseut could not have been IeSs ~ '4i'' -,
many of them being visitors rom a, enc
and adjacent ballplaying cen''i1' 1,u5r.5s |
accommodations afforded for ladies' a'tl" ., y,
~ ,,,. f,,r sex who watched the pay WIN "u '.o
y - and tbe interest Of veterans Irop'Dy
- rs rcver so much money stakcd upon game oi |
baseball before. Not only did our QUAKER cousins ~
ou thev could hazGId base-haA upon INC s''' VI '
1ulctics but hundreds Of New-forkeis ana men u
Brooklyr sakcd their money upon the deleat oi 'no
chounions Enthusiastic Philadephans even maze pols
at the rate Of 20 to that the Athletics score "ouu
doule that Of the Atancs. As an instance OF he
fever il NAV be stated that one reporter hau SIOo s'
with him by strangers whose only guarantee oi MS
speetabiy was his respectable appearance ana 'o 0'
,bt mo was member Of the press. Mr. Mcmahon oI the
Mutual Club having been selected as umpire ana 'he Al
lantics having the toss, the Athleics went 10 te
bat NJ 25 for the commencement or the hSt INNING.
KleinfeIder after having strike called on hh' ana
making another went ont on foul bound finely taken
by Ferguson behind the third base Mcbride sent along
ny 10 Crane which nicely held and Reach hnlshcU
the inning 10y hitting ball 10 start who put INN out 90
first AHuuic-Pcarcc led OF with bounder which
leapt over Rcacs head in rghshort, ana made MS osc
Smith was finely taken by Cuthbert who played III inc
right field excoleuty all through start after mluns
foul which Berry and Radcliffe prevented each olor
getting on the reached his first on bounder 10
brought pC9rCc, VINO had lcdcltu MS t4'u Vi'
an overthrow 10y Radcliffe to first Crane theh went out
at first Berry fielding the ball. start who in the mean
time had stolen second getting to third on the MT ana
coming home on Cayins low hit to left Ferguson endeu
the inning by striking out Calvin being left on second
sfcoND ixSIxG-Ahletie.-wid went ont at first,
the bali being well nelded by Ferguson tlSler ny. a
yondcr IN right short which Start dropped when on It's
ben. sharply thrown ny crane naue niS oso @
seDderfef lpt up foul ball, which Mills disposed Si on
The Hy Bcfry'S Int was mGhed Dy Pealce anu % pI tnS
Z fref sefi
Siia's ;t - PeaTrc owcyer Berry victimzed at
secondhand the inning close oi a. yg5 NrDonaid was
taken on foul y by Berry; ZettJ ilt wl,I i Ga5
Territory and retired at hIstj ~ MI, I" WC . ed rst,on
ball badly mufed by Reach; Smith then made an
inning closing for a single the totals being 100.
THIRD Hictc-Iadchne led of by putting
Fly ban into McDonads hand where u oi eonSe % s re-
maincd Cuth1eft Yas second Nc'iiH. fe"''e NY rom rom
4sposin' " n Zettlein turned Kleinieldegs hy which
s course iGrgnsGn it Tie batter McBc got
his second safe hleh Dll PEI ,5T5 SVins hands
closed tho inning FOR another eibaet% % cs
ing Which IL had been feared would prove the weak
point in The Atlantic game was %'vu,ii iior WY vbv tbcy
con not hit it and to shake their heads very dnD0u
Aac-sI ,ny wSgJ ft o rsh M reached his frst whittier
McIride presently throwing wildly in an attempt TO
third on Gaiyins bounding ball to left field Ferguson
was taken foul fly 10y Radchne ana men hIS, VN &
arst; presently reaching his third by stolen bases nc
was lett there Mcdonald putting up fou O'il lor bcrl!
"ESFG FoSSrn first batter as in all pre-
Fscr made his base safe high bah TO right held
Berry him to second, and made hrst ~ low Da & 20
McDonalds head on which he reached third CuthOert
6ir s qi ibSS SS 2 e1 5 oGgdcf NJ fo left making first
bringing Radcliffe Mcbride By fine 6onndeT ito,H to le If
Crane to Ferguson Reach e sga ore Tas m now
GaGaes who were evidently determned to maintain 9l
center, followed with gror9der EhG9 @ flsie5 sS6
overrew badly to first giving the later @ M ms wn n snS and
Berry start sent good ball right and brought Pearce
the certainty Of Cuthberts catching as smith had done
before Calvin brought start e m m peaS"F% @ Fr m s M G "a
ieftheid Mills hot ball to right which Fergu;
serfy T'i cSptnring Mcdonald at first Score, o5
FIFTH 1,, SSS'ARGlRer ~ f1 s%Sy % Ea: & 7 cs9 Of me
by Ferguson and start Fi9leg On the y by Ferguson
md SeISepdeIfer on . .oui bound by Mills. AAantc
zeten led of again and made his base % on ban well
Soi' oe missed ed oT the NV by Kcinfcder Zccn coming IN
from second the hit. Smith made two bases on
gronder TO right sending Pe9ree to tMId, whence he
tured at first by wilkins and Berry. y Crane s, 5it
aud home another wild throw Of McIllde's to Berry.
second went to third on Mss hit, on which the batter
out at first 10y Berry, and came IN on passed ball
Six runs had now been scored ana Mepoad capped the
ta iy ~ d i'm % cenicr eS Ztttiein ended The inOG
hands Totals Il TO s. and the game evidently decided
SIXH INNING-Ahietie-Fme safe hits gave Berry
Radcliffe CuhOert runs and kenicder his base but
Mcbride and Reach then went out the nrst on uph;,
and the second on tpbound and Wilkins was taken in
right field by Calvin, AHGHtic.-Runs were scored by
Smith, start and Crane. mu aud Wild throw by Berry,
Pearce first by Wilkins and Berry Ferguson, tip
fly and Mn at first by Reach and Berry, the outs.
SEVENTH INNIxGs-AhleRc-O One run, earned by Fiser,
all that could be added, Sensenderfer sending fly
10 Crane. which was admirably TAKEN Berry tipping out,
and CuthDeTt going ont at first hit which Pcarce
nelded Radcliffe was left on first AHatics-Four more
scored Zettcn Pearce, start and Crane get
ting them Mcdonald was captured at nrst by wilkins
and Berry Smith at second on Starts hit by wilkins and
nnd Berry CALVIN being lett ON second THIS innings
should have been blank, Zoteln hit being dropped by
Scnscndcrfcr - ordinarily q good fielder who missed
everything yesterday that came to him.
EIGHTH lNNTNG-AM AMicfic.-TwO rewarded the
good batting Of Kleiuclder and Reach hut Fiser
making three bases fine gr0uuder, which Calvin let
pass MIN, cft-ScnseudeTier being third out foul
bound by Ferguson McBnde (whO though cndcavOr-
home could not get the ball out OF Ne
Donalds reach and Wilkins (ho had like fatc) being
the other victims iHalthc-Ihree runs were added
Mills Mcdonald and Zcttlein getting them. Pearce al
first by wilkins ard Berry; smith, the fly by Klein
changed places with Radcfc TO no good end were the
outs. The inning marked by another dropped fly by
BensendeTfer, and one by Berry. Totals, q 10 II.
MIMI INNING AHlfiic-A brave rally lcd IN fbrcc
runs with one hand lost Mcbride then Sent another nv
into the hands Of Mcdonald, who PLAYED splcndidly
throughout and Kleinfeldcr got himself prcttiy out
by Reach and wilkins and SCnscndcrfcr ended the inning
~ tipping out FlIer being for TIC third time left on
base. AdCHhc-The majority OF the champions was only
increased 10y one run WlS Gal III maze. Mills btsucK
fly into Rcach's hands Mcdonald into KeineldeI's,
winch beng quickly sent into second which Ferguson had
lt resulted IN the only double play OF the game TIE
nmpiling In every way Satisfactory the small num-
ber of called balls being due 10 the accuracy Of the pitch
s2au,Ea Sg winch .d rendered @@ red & penalty unnecessary The
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