Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-27

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Mutual. I s / : 40
Umpire-Chas. s. Glover, of the Eclectic
Club, of New York.
Scorers-Msssrs. H. T. Muuson. of the Ma
honal and N. H Dongan, OF the Eclectic.
Time OF game, hours and 30 minutes.
home runs-Mutual Pike, J. National
Norton. I.
Fly catches-Mutual: Hunt, l. Bearman, l.:
Peters Hatfield, 9; Jewstt, 1; Devyr, 1; total,
/; Fox. 3; Fletcher, 2: total. ID
Passed balls-Mutual: Hatfield, g. National:
Norton, S; Berthrong, /; Wright, j; total, 2.
Missed flys-Mutual, 3; National, 5.
Bases made on called balls-M utual, 3; Ma
tional, 4.
Left on bases-MutuaI: Pike, I; Bearman, /:
Mc anon, l; total, 3. National: Fox, l.;
Fletcher, l; total. 2.
Out on bases-M utual II; National. IS.
Balls called on-Peters, 81; Williams, 81.
Struck out-Murual:. Jewatt,1
Wild throws-Mutual. 3; Nationals
Missed thrown balls-Mutual, O: National, o.
Missed -batted balls on bounds-Mutual, 5:
National, 10.
Wild pirches-Hatfield, .: Williams.
Intellectual strikes-mutual, "a National. "a.
Foul balls struck-Mutual. 81; National "a.
Out on fous-Mutual, 5; Nationals.
FIRST base on hits-Mutual 81: National T.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Waterman and Bear
man: National: Fox and Fletcher and Parker
and Fletcher.
FIRST INNING
The game was called at 3 O'Clock, with the
Nationals at the bat. Parker, the first striker
took his base on three balls called. Williams
following, was caught out on the fly by Devyr
who, putting the ball lively to Pike at second
it WIS fielded we'll to Waterman, sending par.
Ker out on the third. Wright followed, and
was also q victim to Devyr. Round o tor the
Nationals. Pike was the first striker on the
part OF the New Yo-kere, and, by good bat
ting, succeeded in making his run. He was
followed by Hunt, Bearman ana Waterman
who also made their runs. Hatfield was caught
out on fine fly, well taken by Fo1ey, who
fielding it well 70 second. succeeded in making
double play, putting out Peters Jewe,t took
his base on three balls. but was stopped on
third, Deyyr oeing put out at fret base. Score
0to5.
SECOND INNING
Opened with Hodges at the bat. who fell vic.
tim to Bearman at first. Berthrong followed
and tookhis base on three balls Bva passed
ball by Hatfield he got to third. BY ssbig
lick" of Fox 10 left field he made second, send
Ing BERTHE home. Norton, by a good ball to
centre, got to second and sent in Fox. Fetch
er out on the first. as was also Smith. Three
runs for the Nationals. Mcmahon makes Sec
ond base. and finally stole home, while Pike
gets to first on three balls, and came home by
heavy ball struck to centre by Hunt Wild
throwing by Norton to Fox sent Hunt home
Bearman sends a b gh ball to left field and
makes first by bad fielding, and by good run-
ming comes homes. Waterman bv good hit
got 10 third. Peters by .ssky Rocket" wAich
was we'll taken by Will Jams, was pat cut
BY good bali 10 centre field Hatfield made
ais second and sent Waterman home Jawet
by GOOD batting made his first and sent Hatfield
TO score. Devyr fell victim 10 Fletcher "who
took it on the fly Mcmahon followed suit, a
victim to Fox. who succeeded also in putting
utJewett al third. This closed The second
inning. Score, TO IL.
THIRD INNING.
Parker at the bar struck ball to left field,
and made his first Williams followed. making
bis base, and sending Parker to third. Wright,
nome. and made his first; by passed bali by
Hatfield he got 10 second. Hodges takes his
hsse on three balls, sent Williams home, and
Wright to third Berthrong was caught ont
on the fly by Devyr at short. Fox, by ssone OF
his own" TO center field, which was badly
mufed, makes his second, and sends Wright
and Hodges TO score Norton out on the first
by good fielding. Fletcher shares the same
fate leaving Fox on the third. Four runs for
the Nationals. Devyr at the bat. for the
Mutuals. makes third base by a wild throw OF
Wright to first. Mcmahon batted q red-hes
bali TO left field, bringing Devyr home.
Smith was on hand, and by fine fielding sent
Mcmahon 10 grief at second. Pike, by nice
grounder between second and third, got 70 his
hrst. Hunt struck TO second; well taken by
Parker, who, fielding 1t lively 10 first, made
handsome double play, and put out Pike at
hrst, closing the third inning with the score
standing TO t2.
FOURTH INNING.
Smith, Parker and Williams went ont In
2ne-two.three order, by the fine playing OF
nrst by good hit 10 centre field. Bsarman
followed with flyer TO right field. which was
mufed by Hodges, Hunt coming home. Wa.
terman gets to first on ball TO left field. Pc
ters out on the first. Hatfield ont on a foul
Iiy, we'll taken by Norton. Jewett, by red
hot ball over Fox's head, makes his first, brings
Bearman home, and sends Waterman to third,
who haalIy came home on passed ball to
Norton. Deyyr makes his first by ball to
lett field, w hich brings Jewett home. McMa-
hon. by a sky. scraper to left field, sends Devyr
20 talrd. and makes his first. Pike, by heavy
ball to right field, sends McMahon TO score.
Be9Iman out on fly taken by Fox at third
Side out, ana close OF fourth inning. Score
TO 20.
FIFTH INNING.
Another goose egg for the National, Wright,
Hodges. and Berthrong going out in one two
three order victims TO Peter, Hunt, and Bear.
man A change OF PLAYERS was now made by
Hodges to centre, Norton playing short, and
Wright pitching; Berfhrong behind the bat,
hIs old position.l This change proved very
effective, ard National stock commenced to
rise Waterman made a safe bit to centre field,
ard secured his first; Peters out on q fly nice
by quick playing OF Fletcher, not, however,
before Waterman had secured his run. Jew.
EFT struck out. Side ont, and score to o.
SIXTH INNING.
Fox out on foul bound taken by Hatfield
NortoA batted sadaisv CUTTER 10 right Held,
passed ball by Hatfield. Fletcher struck a
safe ball TO right field, m q king his first and
bringing Norton home. by paseed balls To
Hatheid, got to third. Smith out on the drst
by Pixies, throwing. Devyr out on the nv,
taken by Wright Mc mahon ditto, the vic y N
muffed by Fletcher Hunt out oa the ly, I Ike
by Wright, leaving Pike ON arst base. and
sending the nj utu ais 10 grass with q round O.
SEVENTH INNING.