New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-08
BASE BALL

EUREKA VS.. IRvINGT0N.
ia, epouing game between these famous oigahiza-
,,o,s was played yesterday, on the ground OF tue irving
go ~ proved an unsatisfactory affair. 1t was evident
So ss outset that the soft and slippery condition OF
sha ,,,nd would impair great degree the accuracy
~ the elding and the result more than veIlheo general
annexation in this respect The heavy murSy ssS %
the atmosphere too seemed 70 aNe 30 ho
fIbs however was very creditabe but would go, oI
ref mo deserved the large scores 70 when ~ was
- - ,o,fp feldug After two hours play the game
sas brDu ghttO a summary conc fusion DE y iesNA % ~,
IND no Umpire declared it drawn. Two innings onlY
ere completed the Of which was Il 10 Il IN la'o
fin I,ai,,gs-IrylngtOn led OF and made his
rsf an hall which bounced from Lexis hands to Thomas,
,nd presently got histhird passed ball ana eane
was neSy enough to get his first before the ball and
EsOnard who followed, sent him to hs seeGhu anu Hi
elf pt 10 his frat on hIt 10 right field Calpoe
ext overthrow TO the bases Leonard Seo
rs soe"a c aS nv BncleV Who struck bali TO Terrell
yhch was badly mufed. and made ms nrst naitsrs
bSass hands where IL strangely failed to remain and
FAet secured his first wild pitch OF Lexis nov caToou
IN Jswiss leg at the bat aud Buckley came u, nscts
f,shoc 10 his third Lewis made MS FIRST on ht 10
ght ibid stole to his second, got his third on an oyer
brow cf I;ientnalls, and came home on wid pan OF
AXIS Which Brientnan could not stop u CamPoen row
truck high bah TO the rear OF the thId base, WHEN was
f,eartiiy secured by Burrows. one man OUT ana SIX
uns GA The book SOckman now got to his second III
mo hat TO centerfed, and made his tnlrd on sIe Oa
ieder Sweezy getting to his first Another passeu pa
brought stockmap IN and gave STegy a NJ; t rs
brought sweezy IN, and shortly after came IN hsem on
.ndeed 10 render play the catchers position very
tifcuit and the pitching, 700, "S now str2ct
rit' ana Leonard Immediately followed on high
ay to leit field, which was well taken by CaIo-
way. Nine runs for the first inning OF Irvngtoh ana
prospect OF heavy scores both sides Eureka-Caoway
commenced with hit between the first and second bases
sent him 10 his second and third bases, Walters pitching
being at this point quite wild Mills after being missed on
bail which hOpped over Sweeps head Osborn Row
saae ms s5 on r an No T aS ambitions sttempt TO
;sn his third however ON this hit Mills was neatly put
snade his second overthrow Of Buckley and shortly
came home another, Brientna now made his second
ssnrrovs lit over the first base the batsman making
mis- drst Terrell took the bat amid productions W the by
ISLANDERS that he would make heme run. These he
1eaFly verified by splendid hit to left Held the pail
Rors h sounded salute on his ribs aud dropped quietly
t0the ground whence Leonard NEEDED II IN time 10 ho9
fl,e ,n,frh The credit OF home run however was all
that Terrell lost, Thomas immediately brought him
now b IL 70 Tis6f field and made his inst Thomas pres
emily starting for third the BAL was thrown after him.
set the ball in time 10 put Thomas ont.
seels forwarded the leather to sweezy' pnt threw
tar now made his first. bringing N0rthr0p IN
s ss stS s s s S got 70 his first on ball mailed
ny Rus aey, and went to his second ON passed ball
his first and brought Galloway high strike TO cen
ler e,d subsequently stealing to his second ana mar
JUS IN time, as Brentnal went out ona ny to sTeezy
Nine Tor the Iryington Offset by ten Tor the Eureka
Second H,RiRgs-Irying On-Buckley made his first on
good bat to right held which was Vel lrlea TOT y
HOrthrup but out OF his reach got hls second on
passed bali and came in on WALTERS hsn my 70 .l
ield on which the batter made his nrst. waters Stos
sosscond and third bases and came IN on SLOW hgn
sall, winch Lewis dropped between second base ana
center field and out Of the reach of each Lewis stole ns
next base but this gae being tried once too Often lac
was wen put at third by ball thrown by Terrell 20
Burrows. Ii. Campbell made his first by hit to third,
and stOckman following, made his base by similar
strike. Each now stole base, and Sweeps hut TO
yeuter field brought both IN sweezy got 70
Dis ts Tr On ,mm Sle erpu1der 20 left held oTeT
Which Galloway, who had lame leg stumbled, and:
laed TO STOP made home run, winch ELECTED round
applause Galloway, having thurt himself by his fan,
lhe game suffered slight interruption mi he recOY-
cred sufficiently TO proceed On recommending. BRENT
is who had hurt his foot changed positions with o.
and his second on passed ball Leonard made his base
Init to right field, NJ. Campbell getting 10 his third
made bis third. Buckley now sent high bah to Lex
which OF course held Walters after being missed on
fou ZIP by Osborn sent high ball to left HELD when
quently 70 his second, where he left by Lewis who
put out at first by bali helded by Thomas The m
lungs closed for runs. EuTeka-BurrOws LED OH Dy
going out on fly TO 6weezy Terrell had narrow es-
CapaOn ball to StockmaD, which was Wen stopped, but
badY thrown TO first. Thomas made his nrst On mgh
bal to osnterfef Terrell home and Thomas &C.
cured his third passed ball. Eorthr0p was put out
at first on bah ieded by Sweezy, and Thomas came III
good hit to center-held left his base Gallo
way going out foul bound TO catcher Two runs Tor
this innings
20 center field which he made his second, and stock
man made his first high ball TO left field bringing
CamPbeii n sweezy after high fonl which Mills
StOckman IN by fine hit to center field getting 70 his
second and nj ling his third an overthrow. AT this
The following IS the score;