New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASEL BALL.
BASEBALL.
TIE UNIONS DEFEAT THE ATLANTICS AND WIN

almost three years Of uninterrupted success Clup leI
club has strven for the honor, and club after cno mas
one down in the heat OF the battle before the spears OF
oho champions. their shields pierced and their
banners humhled in the dust The prowess OF
The Atlautics has DeGh every WIcio "1Ito" Itio,i,
edged, yet Is not their escNtcAeOh "ItIIo1ss
a stain for when tie lions skin was TOO sholt
they have ekcd il ont with the 6xs choosing 10 adopt
the most tricky tactics rather Than lose he cis OF VIC
tory Most Unexpectedly yesterday dld lhey come 10
srrauizati0n which has sgnaZcd its career with many
OF tho most brilliant and tarnshcd it by some
over the Auancs achieved early IN The season. ana
before the Champions had got ihto li"CuCC cue r6o HrI
games and having defeated the Mutuas VINO hau tW4r
Beaten the Unions ancied that they had an easy victory
before them yesterday. For this reason as much as any
other perhaps Charley smith was aDSGnl' Muei H9 ~
sentcd their fn nine Both sides undoubtedly did their
best to win, with perhaps, the exception oi oAc o'
Some dciay was caused by the difficulty Of finding an
umpire, that position being considered uthkSss Ono
by inapy PLAYERS Of reputation Nh Rogers nhaly CVu-
senting TO act the game was cOumchceua -4o T. me- '
T;rst HiaHtg-Atautc-Pe Pearce led of with fine Dail
over second base ON which ne easily % S, If Pa
boris aud starts hit 10 rght short M.iCi tal
tin stopped well threw sharply 10 Godie inc batter
was on lis base before the ball. however and presently
passed bail gave hun his second ana i tnIa nc % Sioe
Calvin struck long ball 10 iet Tnvn @ oi1,'n % So %
nicely the hy start touched ms base @ ana ana came ~,
Cranr rsked high bah 10 right neiQ Dnt tlc accurate
ley had the same fate UnOn-Smth led OF with ny,
questonaby throw by Crane TO start. faDor sent
abounder 70 right short which Crane talew EIciy 10 70
his third aud caIne in Ausns hit WHICH was mqilcd
by Ferguson. 4 good stop by Zettein OH Akhs shalp
bounder and throw to start ended the inning Score;
Sccond HHUg. acknowledgement opened play with
Algh ball 10 right on which Bcals made brilliant run
ming catch Mcdonald was given ms base by com3nd com3
ton of "a wild throw by Shelley and drop by GOltuc'
Zettleu sent him to second with bOunder over AkH
head Each stole base ana Mcdonald re1 b f4S tn Aim I'm
and te Channer' got 10 thrd on henhys , ht TO & Aha
ON which the batter captured az first GOle seeing
W1ldy IV'9 and gave the Htianics another run. Pearce
popped up a ball for Birdsa, and ended the inning.
gup hg
pass him. and reached his third. shelley tipped out.
Beas was vetme6 ~ Me Siop Oi t6e Se'Giu m 9a Cone
then caught Godie nicely back Of second base Score
TIird h,,ig-Atiantc-star hit Pounder to Goldie
and retired Calvin ] fh nor @ g 20 @ Tu' bn TS Is SS
entity. ON one pitch gave him his second Crane mt nor
beantfulIy Mills was captured on the fly by Martini
Ferguson to The relief OF Crane who was or second
%saowNS % En- ICa @ i tSTcHos Nc6onaid sent long bali
20 Austin which nicely caught. UniOn-Smlth sent
n seemingly safe ball 10 right, but Kenny ran long dis
tance fol H. ad made eaten iht DlousAa Iouus ol ~
lit 10 right Tab0r sent bounder TO right short which
start seized aud reached first with before smith who ran
Tor Panor but decision OF mot out" cOutcrbaanced
tl mistake ln li0rtns case snlh uLiSg'y Ian lOr sec
pn1 and as Crane cropped the pau WMch Nilis tnlSW
lin. reached it. Austin secured his base by b0uuder
10 rght Akin was missed on me fly by kelncy, who
threw tho ball however, sharply 10 Crane, who swung
nruuud without touching AuSn, Who running TO the
Gntn SasE Y, o9 . Gf h brought Pa6or 1 Brdai Sent
good ball TO center field, and Akin came to third sEel-
HSht3 ~ tT %irc fasds and Goide win ne one i'm lie
same direction secured two, but smith ended the inning
by going second time PcaJCe ana start capturing
Ia-..iA i...!-A aaii@-rhr IAions followed mp their
u,yrs 10y skakng their opponents, Zetlein being finely
dlsl1stH oi al LlSt uA S5,.!,I a, GiJV' ~ IpoIS
having secured base q dropped ny by Austin Union
~Narliu was taken On the fly BY Mcdonald, Pa9or on
Toni fy by Mills Austin was badly missed by Calvin and
got his second. ana subsequently his rum Aiken li
hne bounder over second, which Crane stopped finely
Brsall was then taken line fly by Crane-a beauti-
Iui catch. Atlantic, 6: Union, 9: <.
bail struck wildly at three balls over his head and re-
tired. Crane reached tlrd on ue ball which passed
ana reached second on fine Int TO right ran 10 third
poorest fielding the game. Not only did Martin muf
catch Crane, and McDOnld came in-Brdsall after get
ting tie bah throwing wildly home. Zettlein |
f ;hdo b@sea for % it, but TT no run, anu as the the
~.nf5rtuaie Eeiiy was captured by Akin and Golde
UnouThe fine play Of Crane and start disposed OF shell
ny ny M , 1In may and FeYSoH tie result beng the r
blank for tie Unions and uegdme Score, too Time,
>fT;cif III -1tiantc-fearce and start were vic
Tins to the ycatohng Of Akin and smitntl6 catch Of
Smith being beauty-aud Calvin repeating s perform
Cnior-Ahough smith reached his base a bounder so
center, and got TO third on Pa1ors hit to right the fig
mes remained unchanged Martin being captured ny
Calvin, Austin by Pearce, and Akin by KeAuy-al ly-
Seceh hmiag-The contest was so close as to be de- I
cidcdy unpleasant and the Atantcs made every enelt
themselves
10 their aversar1es but to no purpose Crane opened
-, fine bOunder over second, got his second by
ptsse pS, ran bis third ana came III on tetssons n
Mills having ~ the mean llne eOhe GUY Ut Oh S ny t h
fnllv taken bv ~th Ferguson was lhoepcd IOf ms 0se
TO Wild throw OF Mtt TO Goldle ana recAeG @ Al1 tld
on IT, Mcdonald cait on tne ~ " Nl"It!I. ~
Zettcin whose jmproyement 3, . snT made secopd on
fine hit 70 center but was again 't42l l,uldte ~
bciue lft as Kenny put up fy for P9D2f Y taKe.
Unol-B.rdsl nit good bail to len, ana ieacS "a
base getting second, presently on an exposed pail ana
third ON Sheey's hit, Crane aud Start dspOsing OF the
ldtsmgn. Bcals captured 10y Calvin GoWe came
fo the rescue with fine ball oyer feIgusOs Aead lCf
which that fue player jumped, and partially stopped
Birdsoll came I'm on the hit. smith sent b0under TO
rctcr ana Go!lc came around to third. Smith directly
ran for second and Mills njudicOusly threw there,
threw wildly and GOldo came in, and smith passed 10
his third whence he home ON Martins bit 70 left
Pabor hit 10 first and put him out, Martin having
previously got 20 second on an over pltch. Score
Atlantic, ~; Union, y.
directly in front OF the home plate Start had his Dase
given him called balls and got to second on Gal7ns
ht left which shelley threw to Martin, who dropped IT,
giving Start life. Crane then struck ball INTO ught
and Calvin started 10 run around The BAH was called
Da 70 him, catching Calvin Crane then brQuRnt sait
IN by bonndci to second by nne stop OF Martin Mis-
Akin hit fue bah to left got his second pass. and
kole to his third Mcdonald then captured Birdsa
~ Shelley after being missed on tip bound by Mills
sent fly 10 Calvin, which that player Oblgngy dropped
and Akin came in. Shelley for second, aud Nils /
EIeT% % wuy M asah "a % z ~ g' @ Df ran Sr scon 1S on
UEii which Mills fumbed then threw wildly again 70
Crane, ana hegss went 70 third ferguson then caught
Had eithef OF tic two (hlees given by Shelley been
eepted the Unions Tobd have drawn blank, aud the
NiaM Inning.-Auantc-The excitement was intense |
the championship hung trembling on the thread Of |
single inning. Ferguson led of with an apparent safe
ball 20 sight; but Bcals running long distance made
wonderful catch OF IT, and Ferguson leres with look OF
amazement on his usually hhpassiye face. Mcdonald !
then sent fine one TO center and got 70 second aud d
passed balls Zetein struck inefectualy hree times
and the last 9a coming TO BiTdsa on the second bound,
for fret Bdsa sent the ball there and put him OUT