Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-20
LOCAL NEWS.
THR BASE BALL MATCH YRsrrpn.

THH BASE BALL MATCH YRsrxRpAr.-rae
Nationals Vfctorious.-S esterday, after our re-
port ofthe match between the Iryincton's, Of
IrvIngton, N. J., and Nationals, of this city,
hsd closed at the end OF the first in ming when
he Irving n's had made two runs and the
Nationals round o, the game was continued
Ss follows: s,.T : --N-.5
On he second inning. Bailey made his first
by N uffed ball by Fox, and stole home BY
passed ball. M. Gam pbell out on the fl by
Norton. Crawford out on the fly by Wright.
Leonard made second by ball to centre field.
buckley sent one to Norton and he got 10 his
sPcond-Leonard at third. By passed ball By
Berthrong, Buckley and Leonard came home
H. Campbell got his first by good hit over
second base Walters, by good lick to CEN
ire made his second, sending Campbell to
third. who afterwards stole home. Sweasey
out on foul fly by Berthrong. Walters left at
third. Four for Irvington. Moron made a
straight hit over Crawford's head, and his
shird by passed ball to Buckley: then got
field and made hs first: by wild thro wing he
got home. Berthrong out on foul-bound bv
Buckley. Fox out on a high ball to left field,
taken by Lewis. Hodges sent grounder to
Crawford at short; too hot. and Billy cot 10
mrs.. then stole to second and third Fisher
cut at the first by Sweasey and NJ Campbell
runs. Score to g
On the third inning Lewis sent ball to left
field. going to second, and home on wild
throws Bailey, by straight hit past Norton,
made his base. and by a passed ball by Ber-
throng, got home. nj. Campbell made his first
by daisy -cutter TO centre field. Crawford sent
a ball red hot TO Studley at lett, which that
worthy 'scouldn't see" Crawford get to first,
bringing M. Campbell home Leonard a vic
tim 10 Berthrong on foul fly. Crawford, in
attempting to steal home, was here put ont by
Wright and Parker. Buckley got his first to
centre, and in attempting to make SECOND on
ii Campbell's hit. was put out by Fox. Three
runs for lryington.
George Wright made first base: by wild
throwing got to his third. Norton made his
frst, ID. Campbell neatly muffing the fly ball
sent him. BY good ball of Fletcher, Norton
got nome, Fletcher making his first. Parker
made hit to short stop, and Fletcher attempt
ing to run for second, gave Sweasey and
Campbell chance for double play. thus
putting both men out. Side out with two runs
The fourth inning closed with score to S.
In the fifth inning M. Campbell. OF the
lrvington at the bat; out on foul tip By Ber-
throng. Crawford sent ball to second base
fieided by Wright To Parker in time for him ID
take, which he did. and should have put
Crawford out at first The umpire decided
with misses, by the large audience who saw
the play. The expressions of disapprooation
Were promptly checked by the players Of the
National Club, and by those members who
were dispersed through the grounds but tney
were stopped only TO be renewed with in
creased power at the decision of the umpire
The ball was fieided by Fletcher to Wright, who
succeeded in touching the player before he
got his base. The umpire decided him still
F.not OUT" and, as above mentioned, the ex.
Pressions of disapprobation were loud and
continued. Leonard struck ball to centre
making third base, Crawford coming home
Leonard home. II. Campbell made his
second by ball to right field: by a wild throw
Q; Norton,s Buckley get home. Walters fell a
victim TO the good fielding OF Norton to Parker
Sweasey, by good hit to second. got to first
IN attempting to get to second on Lewis strike
be was put out by Wright Four runs for the
lryingtcns. An intermission was here taken
TO allow Buckley, OF the Irvingtons to retire.
His place was filed by Billy Williams, Of the
Jersey boys, who took Lewis place In the field
and Lewis went behind the bat.l
Wright, of the Nationals, sent grounder to
left and by wild throwing got home. Norton
sent ball in the same direction, and on wild
coed ball to centre field. Parker out at first
by good fielding OF Sweasev and Campbell
Studley. by ball to centrs field, got to first,
and brought Fletcher home: after wards stole
10 third. Berthrone struck a daisev-cutter to
left field, and made first, and sent Studley to
score, then stole TO third Fox sent sky
bell, who muffed it beautifully and Fox got to
first. Hedges out at first by Sweasey and
Campbell Fisher out on fly taken by M.
Campbell Fox left at third. Side out for FIVE
runs. Score 10 to 10 in favor of Jsrseyites.
The Sixth inning closed score 13 to IL.
In the Seventh inning the Nationals, by safe
first victim at first base, and the second by
striking out, Berthrong closing the innings by
beautiful sky er to Walters, which he accept
In the Eighth innings the Irvington's went
out in one, two, and three orders, Leonard
and Will ans being victims at first base by
Norton and Parker, and Walters At second by
Fox. which was greeted by the spectators with
enthusiastic cheering. The Nationals were
evidently encouraged.
Eighth, ninth, and tenth innings-the Jer-
seymen went in to bring the score down some
II possible. Waters at the bat; out on fiy by
Norton, who made a beautiful ru aiming catch.
Sweasey sent "beauty" to right field. on
which he made his first. Lewis out at first by
Wright and Parker. Bailey made his first on
fly bail MI ffed by Fox. Sweasey home. NJ
Campbell, by high ball over second base,
made his first, and brought Bailey home
Crawford struck high ball TO left field, made
his first ana brought M. Campbell home. Leon
erd by hit 10 Tight field. made first blse
Williams out on fly, taken very handsomely
by Studley in centre field. Side out, with
three runs.
Fisher sent ball toll eft field, on which he
made bis second, stole TO his third, and finally
got home On Wrights hit. Wright ont on Il
ball taken very handsomely by Crawford.
Norton out on a foul bound taken by the catch
sr. Fletcher being caught out on the fly by
Sweasey put the side out for one run, aving
the score 80 to %
The follows is the summary OF the game: