The national Republican., 1867-11-09

BASE BALL-Ths cemmonwsaiths Of Pills
dslphia were ths gussts o. the oiynpics, who's
sommittss Of sntsrtainmsnt paid them ever
Attention, taking thsm 70 The Executive Man
don and Introducing them 70 the President Il
the .r.:na, navy yard, smish'oniah' and o'h'
places Of interest. iag - Hf. a.r. q.
Thsy were IN seed .plhts een.squsnt upo,,
their victory over the Unions on Thursdsy, AMI
came upon ths ground quite confident Of iuscs,
In the match With the 0iympios.
Az o'clock the olympios won The toss and
sent the Oommonwealth 70 the bat.
Firt Innings-Thomas made run but Hd.
ard, Rorks, and Furnsn successivsly rstird.
score--l. Dennison Vas the hrst 70 take box
seat, which hs did on Q hns fy By Furneu at
short. Young went out on foul hy By Roksi
Clark retired on the hrst base putting theAds
Clay, and Robinson.
Second Inuings-wsltsrs made good b and
Q run; but Adams was osptnred at hrst,w ,while
Dram went out on hy By Clark st seoon'bsss.
Hoyt took . back seat on . foul ny b Clay
Soors-1i which ought to have been noting but
for q misplay.
Rundsi and Jesch went out In sucsssion
, Dayy made his second, but rested tire, for
. Burohard went out on the hrst, By w,k hit,
direct TO the base. Side was out, the ommon.
wsalths treating the olympios with s'white'
. wash"
Third Innings Thomas out on the &c; How.
! ard on hy By Clark. Rurness out on he 6rsi
!. by we'll stopped ball BY Clark, who sesivsd
. the credit Of returning the "whits.wash Rob
! inson won't out on q fy BY Walters, which
/. Clay made q run. Clark aud Rundel 9th sue
/. ceedod In going out. Robinson and 'enniior
q made runs. Soore-7.
!. Fourth Innings Adams, Dram al Blake
!; more retired In one, two, three ordeand th,
!, result was another o. Lsoch won't QUIT second
!, base. Burchard out on q fly by Ora, Force
' and Clay made each . run. Roblon going
d out on the hrst, leaving two runs.
!. Fifth Innings Young made q run,ut Clari
% went cut on the hrst, and Rundsl onn foul
n bound BY Thomas. Leeoh had lhtvsn hin
"a by 4 miss foul BY Thomas, which g.yths oiym
10 pics Ave runs, aided by rather lso,playing OF
:. tho bases. Young then went out oths hrst b.
a Oram, assisted by Thomas. Score zen.
h, Sixth Innipgs.-Furnsss retired foul.fy
ly BY Clay. Adams gave Dsnniso,s ehsnss
'. which he took, and Adams out % fy. whit
: Ruudsl again applied the "whits oh" BY cap
turing Walters on the third base.
Rundsl sent Clark home BY cong home him
's' self-the FIRST homo run Of the gan Lesch ou
re on foul ay well caught BY Thom Burehart
or went out on the frat BY short hit the pitcher
no Clark went out on . weak bound the pitcher
ne leaving Young resting on the thi. Six runs
ID Seventh innings-Adsms waste drst out
NJ and at tho hrst. Thomas retire on fly b.
's Clark; while Rorke went out on hrst, lcavinI
Howard on the third. Runs 70 made b.
In Dram, Blaksmoro and Hoyt.
~. Tho olympics went to the b and battles
,as finely for sixteen runs. Leech ding one bas
he on called balls. Young won't oat the drst b.
ION q hit straight to the base. Cla went out Of
a foul ay BY Furnsss bohind tDat-a chang
~ having bsen made In positions.
me Before the ninth innings coul1 played II wa
GU dark, so the game was GALLON the eight
'eh y, innings.
49, Rundsl was the last out, ABLY ny oaush
ay' by Blakemore in the centred. The Con
30 monwsalths now gave up ttgsmo, but sti
'ne played . fair, manly game. asshoWn BY the
Eighth Innings. gs.-Furnes vi out on ny b
'hc Dennison, while Walters tool back ssst o
sa- three strikes. Dram won't o'on foul ny b
AZ Rundel. Another 0.
nx "Davy, retired at hrst; Clon foul boun
Up by Furness, as catcher, and Ok out on . wea
., hit to the nrst Three runs do by Burchart
inc Dennison, Robinson, and Yos
tne The game was we'll playsc The fielding
ave the Commonwealths was but Leech
leir pitching they could not ! while Rorks
mo- pitching was badly punishtby tho Olympic
th0 who battsd heavily all throu the game.
~ The playing Of Clay behi the bat, Force
All short, and Clark at the seot, on the side
,eo, the 0iympics, Is especially tuendabls. 30:
Ie' the playing Of Dram, at the 7, and Furness,
ma short, on the side Of the Coaonwealths
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