New-York tribune., 1867-08-15
BASE BALL

A rFulItNT rlEIUNG GAwE ~ BEooKi ~
rNtoV VS. MUTUAI--hNNfuLR DEFEAT l'''
TUE MUTUAL CLUB.
One of the finest displays OF h""-l I"S 'hN
ever with. aud one OF the most eAc'uuH anu 's''
e.stcstod games OF The seasou, was ihdI "H' uA fN
- st,lday on the Union Grounds, hIo"hi!" o' CIV 49,
, ~, "a, re,,,, came Of the home -aud-hOme series
l,a over from Last seasou-between the mutual N'" "
New. York and ;lc UuOn of MouisaI'"' u W"h "h','
, ,, =, auy that afi,r TIE dCieat OF the MuJuah pS
a., tf.r,s tlc forever wold have been rod.td NJ 10
.x, cx,rtiou to recover ther vantage ground " "'
tIr tlc uue which badly defeated the Al''h'l'e 90
tluf WIS nc cas-, in measure ior tie Nu'""'
played move finely ia abe neid u'n on 'N' ,s,cnc,s
ttev iuuud P,bor more willy opponent m , ,g less ea,rt
position than Iotu,u, aud ~" its4H wa, wa" not only field
{v, oat tuf eud hence dc ,Gat , .iter 'rc batting
~ cauc regau at $40 y. Iu. WIN III, t a. NE
hat ana taongs ssI9T % Nsp5 srtn 10 Gode their three
80 .t,ttcrs were placed toTS dd conan" h4uN r,o' I,
showed ,hc Unions be in admirable trlh ana @ gave
1ncn confidence BY good MI 0".Gc ftGuS" Z nv f ~
i.r,c ras, by Dcvyr aud Jeweit After TINS run w; W.
scored Nv Martin "ud ais" 10y Au,,. AN, ~ pob6r and
fIasau the tIly of she innings neins 10 VHl 'o' "
IN me second innings by errors in the hed and Tie
or,d Isft,pc cf Nar,in ana Bearman tWo iuhS, were
tooccd ny the Mrtuas hne catches ny r, retireJ
IN one tyG three order n this innings oWg 10 thS tul
hd',y c Rn,rIrar Hatheld and Martin. the taly was
LII Al IL p tie game. the play on DOlh sdts PROMISING"
fIt e,sus.y and q close contest. .,,. o..
In fhc next three innings the Matuas were 'maoie o
,tore single additional run, 50 admirably was lle
Union fed attended To in every position me sllkIs - ~
1re u succession each inning BlIdsall capiI@g i @ ao u,
rsorers ,y splendid catches; GOlde and Martin two t
h,s base and Kechau. Martin, and Pabor one eacn ] U
fnCiy CaUcIt fly balls BY thc gopu i'S ln''. y! & ne
Austin Godie Ketc ham, and smith IN these lIs @ i
Unions added four runs 70 then sco; M Pike and
two fly balls IN style. and BeaIluan halI MAJ t,a dIs.
I,vvf one each while Pike Devyr ana beillndn itI vi
v,sCd of two 80 base. the MIN innings The
lie tally al the small figures OF 10 "a ht an bouT
IitcUs the game thus far having OccuileH ~. ~ -.
va Teer tliau the Mutuals could that OF RAZOR ana
N vUu.d have been good Judgment 10 - t%crCb
tN",iant hats were made SO eNcelenty was IHe Helu
attended that in the next three hlsS , Inv MAJ
~. McMahon. and Hatfield marking the ne heiolngY; mi
On the Mutual Sae, hCTTe'f. T ala ' was exceedingly
.Lsrp each innings. they managed 70 run uP 1'a !i
- ,i - frst tToe taking the lead the Unions
tcCed two their eighth inning the tot'is at 9 & v,o
T0od AZ t0 s. tie game and both parties entered Wpon
IN, ninth innings about as men could wei De
Careful play she order and ny lucky nt t
reached ms first, but before ne cOuu ger aIUuu
md Pabor had closed the innings leaving te t l.t"i
ats Now came the ANXIOUS @ nie IoI t"0 0Uatctaf
men, and every movement WE WIS et 80 ,,v n fine
Ketcham ny good hit secured ms hst DI' ny t Iut
catch Of Peterss double play was made ana as the neA'
man tipped out the mnth inning cIose1 VIZ, M!tn o @
ne excitement now intense, ana Win one enanCe @
InCe for rally the Mutuas went III 70 WIN Dut II Ns
,ct ON tle cards for them this time aud batting poorly
Two Of them went ont. The next JeWet nau hls M
rlveu him on three bale but after reaching ms second ne
undertook 10 steal his third Pabor and was capnlSG
ny Martin, thus closing the inhRE I0I o.1iA' h
th game the three strikers being put out III success
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finer played of bah or more closely conteste9 @
one has never been In every respect was u o1i
S,rigv Perfect order prevailed and the most frendIy
feeling was shown by the contestants II SHOWS 70 WhaI
MONT Of excellence the game has been brOght LOT tnis
WIS really a scientific display OF ball playing throughout
The result this game of course renders ta contest
necessary and presume II will be played on the 9ap
tOnue ground. that being the only neutral ground n-
olosod The Umpire discharged his duties lmpartlaly
bs only being IN calling stlAes on Ine dSo pa @
Svered the requiring the striker TO be warned Deoe
strikes called on hn. The play OF the Mutual nlhe
was lar i'm advance of that they displayed in the Atlantic
match the fielding and catching being decidedly superior
The pine in this game their champion team ana IN
6ndes two pitchers entirely opposite IN their styles oi Ge
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