New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-05
BASE BALL.
IRVINGTON NJ. UNION.


The meeting of these famous organizations at
ryngtou yesterday attracted multitude TO that ouioi
the-way village. About thousand baseball players,
who started at p for the grounds, were crowded on
the regular train for Philadelphia, when special train
might have been run for their accommodation Ihe cars
were oveT-packed every foot OF standing room inside and
the platforms being filled 10 ITS utmost capacy VI
arriving at Newark tie usual heterogeneous assortment
of vehicles was called into rcqustion 70 supply the de-
hciency of horsecars Each Club was confident OF VIC
tory-lhe Unions, In fact feeling tte too sure OF sue
inu,ugs and rapidly increased until at the close o. the
FIom THIS point the Unions rallied, and scoring in
the last three innings ten runs against their o.
position, though they stil lost by nine runs. The
play of the Unions was not mp 10 their mark
featre Willie the play Of The Iryingtons was equal to
any seen on ball field this season except perhaps heir
own exhibition in the game win the EUrc.as. Both
Clubs PLAYED the new points OF tbe game sharply me
umpire n Hoyhnrst OF inc Athiccs' was Iahtl cSnt
10 the peheIf but ms decisions cit 20 room oI cNI'
Walters pitched finely IN this match He seems indeed,
OF tho game; buckley catching too was admirable.
ffrSi Htniags.-Unon-smt began unfortunate
high fly to Walters. who LET It twist from hs hands.
and the batter gOttO his first, and presently made his
high Int TO left field which the batsnau made his sec
Oud Martin following made MS first, and brought PaDor
overthrow OF BuCblcy's Akin and Birdsail now closed
the innings by getting hcldcd out at fret, the former
from fiukey hit lelGed by Walters, and the latter
b b Nv t center Cd llrb histin could not reach
and obtained his second Immediately following his sue
cess by stealing 10 third and coming in on Lconards
good hit 10 center, wlhCa tho striker made his first
leonard stole TO his second made his third upon
called ball. aud came IN on ball which Birsa failed TO
head In tie left fed nd easily got his second Securing
ban which passed Brdsql H. Campbell in the mean
time, having had two strikes. now went ont on high
foul, which Pab0r ran for ala took neatly crawford
which he should have been easily put out Smith fret
missed the catch and then overthrow badly Golde.
SWeezy made his first good hit 10 right Held. Buck
lev pmpcrng too long with the patience Of the Umpire,
had three strikes called him Sweczy. meanwhile,
having reached his second on called ball; but IN nun
ming Tor his third feded out by fine throw Of Bird
sail to Ketcham Score 10 ., III favor Of the Irving
second Hoiags.-U non-only three batsmen were
called upon to exercise their muscle on behalf OF the
Unions TINS innings and these three were sunnariy dis
posed of; Ketchan on foul bound taken by Buck.
ley and Austin and GOdie put out a. 1pst. irving
ton-Buckley commenced with q safe hit 20 cen
ter making his FIRST and getting his next two bascs
called balls. VI. Campbell went out weak fly TO
Martin stocknan should easily disposed OF at
brst Godie who careesy let the ball slip through his
hands Buckley came IN on this hit, and stoekman got
li'nc on succession or OYelimOWs PIkc secured his
frs with allow beauty to left field, and maGehis next two
hs's Tor PISSED pans ISonaid IN me meantime having
besh taken on the ny by harnn: TWO men being out
Pike began%o get anxious TO reach home, and yentung
cuIae throw OF PaDor 10 ketca who handled the bail
beautifully score seven 10 thrac, and Irylngton stoex
Thard Undergraduates cipher 1or the Unions Smith
going cut on ne ny to st9ekman Abrams getting hie
held Pbor going out ORhe fly 10 Pike end Martin being
well taken by Leonard. IrvDgtOD-L6onard made his
on overthrow by Abrams to pitcher, coming D
in passed balls; Walters took his base on
three callsd balls and got his second passed ball
II Campbell got lis first ball t0centerGeld bring
Ing Waten TO his third. Crawford went out on q foul
nv wei run for and taken by Ketcam. Sweezy reached
his second ~ means OF good bit right field ylringng
Walters and II Campbell IN and theball being oyetthTown
to home base sweezy in Buckley retired on foul
bound and NJ Campbell got his first good one to
center field. sfockmau low bouucer cent C$rspben
10 his second and made his first Pike brought Ctnbcl
IN ard made his first on grounder ITO left ed but
Leonard gong ont ON foul bound left stOcn w and
Pike on their bases
Fourth I,nings--UpIon-A splr of batting br,ught
icur 10 the aid Of the Union score Akin Biz 9sa
Austin, id Golde being the scorers The Irvin tons
Offset this with three runs, which were credited IL.
Campbell, sweezy, and Buckley.
II m JttinGs-Ths innings added another ciphe TO
he Union score, Martnon the iy TO PkeBirGsall I'D
etehan on tho first being the victims For IrvingC u,
flke, waters ana Stochmau, scored runs.
S,tft I0ninas.-AnOther blank score for the Union
Who IN THIS period OF the match appeared unable 10 ba
alters with any success Austin and GCdie botk re-
.ted uponfon tps, and Smith had similar luck 1y.
pau to left field, which H. Campbell held nicely.
led OFF with a fly 70 Martin, wjo
Jissed 1t, and then overthrow 10 Goldie, Stockman
ghkMg his hrst. change. which - would be advs-,
ibe 10 mako permanent one, notg took place in (
Sng his place at ceier ieid Baciey went our M
iSst on ball heded by Akin. VI. Campbell took his base
reach hshrst Pike however by powerful Int 10 lcft
eld. brought Campbell in and made hisAhir1, and Willie
unRng Tor his Third tho bali OverthrOw. Pike
auk an Just in TINE 10 save Ills Iun Leonard had went
mt o. the 10 TO Martin Score 70 ~ IL favor Of Irving
on.
Serom Inion-A branas led Of by going out on
foul tip 70 Buckley Pabor made his second or q good
NJ To center field. and Martin his fret by hit 10 third
ase Akin now ieI yea Oh fly finely taken in lett field
IL campbell, ana tic prospects strong that the
'nons would again be sBunked But baee ball Is uncer
IA u and y The finest effort they made during the game
ai,0i. Martin, Blrdsall KoCcham, Austin, and GOdie
sinF the scorers Smith closed the innings by again
od Tie e.shees OF Their recovering Tie lead slm
blaElS8-b IsI " g9gS WI IVg II " center Iuale