New-York tribune., 1867-06-18
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thousand people were present. =. 'N@i -
lnsrAEE IL ggNflNc ItE rULrs.
Mr.. 4. p German. President Of tho NagQnai ~
sociation, has received a communication from JOINS,
Chairman OF the Committee Rule. winch states that
rule 10 reads. The published lt.c was l reality
rejected and the hch follows Adopted and it ought
ever the President aIthOTzcs thc correction The rule
must stand as mistakenly printed The rule really adopted
Sue 10 Ii strike ball on vlh ore bali" la' b'en
ba G'he tq'su,u ,trlt s % Which so ra' ave s
ean thai one base be- made g any e ocp,ng h'e IN ne
.t,eI syeH 99ase '9s 9in }i s 's % 1 % e t. ~ % or
z, es shah rTy TN either The l ss Doe considered d AID
sbai II 5e oI aaered le Iftle ta.asn ey ball
be considered strike
TIE NEw-HSGIAND JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP.
kmatch game Of base ball was PLAYED on Boston
Common Saturday afternoon between thc Beacon and
Upton Clubs OF Boston fOr the uI0spOi the Junior
clubs Of NewEnglspd and the possession ~ TIE silver
and excitement proved nearly a. great as at The senior
matches. Tie game was the tnrd match between these
clubs for the championships all the games have been
closely contested. but in each cast the nall las been
bomeo BY the CltonS;r Ihe hIsl game standing y 10
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equally hard fought was given 10 the Cpons HguIu by
tho scc.e q got %. 1T -! fi'27 z''''-.
-" THE CONNECTICUT CHAMPIONSHIP.
BT qHE TRIBrSE
NEW-LONDON, Conn, June 1.-THE second Of three
games for the championship Of Conuectcut was played
in thIs city to-day by the Charter Oak Of Hartford the
present champions, and the Pcqu0ts OF NeTLoudon The
latter won by 28 talics TO o. Each club has now one
game ~, .,, o.oo
o'clock OWING 10 the bad condition Of the grounds on ac
decide the championship. Tho Charter oaks charter
the steamer Granite State for The excursion 10 New Lon.
don ana about persons came from Hartford 10 WlucsS
the match
BAsE-BALL At FORTRESS MONROE.
FORTRESS MONROE, June l7.-An interesting game
Of baseball was played here this afternoon between the
Severn Club Of Annapolis Md, and the Ordnance Club
The stood 81 to 49, The former winning the game
IROQUOIs IA CROSSE" PLAYERS COMING TO NEW
YORK
MONTREAL June 1G.-The Montreal LatCroS5c Club
have undertaken to send Is HaquOis Indais in full
tune to York, in about two weeks TO show that
city the great field game of La Crosse, which has been
adopted the field game Of Canada. Many American
gentlemen who have witnessed tins wonderful and ami.
mating game have expressed desire To IL introduced
ntOthe United States and, as those Indians the
finest players Of this game-WhCh has bcGn played by
them long before Jacques Cartier discovered Canada-One
the greatest and most exciting treats DC expected
which has ever been IN Newly OK. The wonderful
vercty constant excitement, ski and beautiful play In
this game cannot be equaed' 10y any other IL Is very
! or little play as he prefers IL f. played with
crosse" player carrying one, and sponge rubber
ball. Thousands INTO the city whenever match Is
played. and the intense excitement Is proof OF ITS at
tracveness Every instinct aud quality Of The indian is
exhibited in the play. They leave for NewNOTk IN about
| eigbt or ten days.