New-York tribune., 1867-08-06
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASEBALL.

tons Y, u
could be Until the last put out in the last IN
iuce victory was in the balance misplay might have
lost il for the side safe hit have won u Tor the
other FIVE times did asccndancy vacilate between ue
,lnbs The IrVingtOns by capital batting lea on WIN
eight runs, and put out the Atantics fof single lheI
friends uproariOuS and wagered wildly But Two
more innings ana tho Atantics had overcome this ma
oIity and gained vantage OF two Al the emu Oh lG
oth the score wa, Il TO 10 IN Champions favor and
bes at odds went begang among the Jcrscymen, already
made timorOus. But the NTH inning was "a repeuuoh
and Irvingtous gain lads OF the as
ccndcut Fine hacry and steady fielding Increased tef
majority til the close Of the seventh sa" mem Yen [u9
ahead There now seemed scarcely chance loI llo NV nv
Workers but IN bali game is lost until II Is WOn me
IrvingOns scored nothing on the eighth inning ana tay
OF this by dspOslng of the first two strikers oI wv
Atlautcs in immediate succession. 1hen' WIN tNtly
chance against them the game seelnnEy ost fcr
c0very, Inc AtanucS ala WOndefIu pailhE, ; p% c,,,
hase, after made; the ola champion ~ ~
"hands around was heaIu cheSIIy - ,,,ns
many mouthed held ana DeIoIe thS ilii ~! 80, rt while
had been scored and the Atantics led the van bu e
an the runs We're Wen optlnU|t 1Ut tr n unif but
chance gwen 10 put the sue ouU aoi iil,- 70 first
ball was first missed and then thrown Wi1g 70 'Ifs Ii
was MOI starthg error oE ts ~ % f sTc rally would
have been disastrous in the extreme but the II n
knew fear. Striking IKE cduedtGu addcd two
thew made four runs without hand lost auueu tMo ~
more and then went INTO the nfld Win nv ~ = " r
come INIT Fate was against them they oy scoIeu pul
- these all, and the game was ip, Grt % ar
mon spoke not anu Iif1y6ed the silence Tie At
iancs were without the services or start VINO was Ce
a. n4 lint two substitutes at first base dd 50 Wen th
cannot be a I%d resa .n2 The cards Of nd
vifnol NAV VIII be best gained from the detailed
orr01int below The crowd composed 5000 persons who
were comfortably seated, and behaved we'll lew mock
fights were organized 10y the fraternity OF pckpoches,
Lr spectators had been warned by circulars, ana Kept
cautious p upon theirwatches and pockebooks. The
position of the reporters was rendered sOncMnaV IeI
viable by Inbred crowd who bent over lhehi Hs9
knees into their backs peeTed into their eOreboOks ana
such noisy comments upon the play that u near
the Umpire was s0WetiIn Lmp0ss4gIe, . 49,.
First -Brington.-Baiey led of with low hit
second Walters followed with low dropping ball IN
the center held Bailey getting TO lh ana oois S IL, S
passed bah StOc6nan, SweeZy, ana Lewis an naue
safe hits, and four runs were scored "i "hen
Campbell tipped out, Buckley 10HoWed VIII 10Y
beauty center Leonard got his base on called Ds w.
VI. Campbell, who surprised every DOdy IN lne gae ~
the excellence Of his batting hJ long pan W OEe. he! ~
head Bailey brought him in with fine shot over Gal,
wins head and reached ms secOnu Hot 10 & '.i O % d
Stockmau put ball into McDonad's hands The force
with which Zeteins pitching was hit so cary IN the
game was bad omen ior the Althucs' "A la -
PCarCe his tTSt base on Cdlcd pdlls' anu ms -
victim at rst to a beutful piece of fielding by NJ camp
bell whose play all the day was superb I6 u'e cgd5
the innings by hitting towards Leonard ana 4ains
second Iqninq-Iryngton. For some purpose
Calvin and smith made change OF quarters Whch re,
suited neither Tor the peter nor 'At WTLsT & I'm, ue
bell was caught by Mcdonald on foul which was JuSt
and was put out at end. cipher, and the Atan
be9r1v TO left Mcdonald went ont on foul fly to NJ
Campbell; Kenny got his base bounding ball over
NJ CampbelTs head, and Ferguson came IN; Mis got ms
had not swecny failed hold the ball thrown by wal
ters; Zetuen and Fierce made me low ms IN icI neu
Smith fell victim 10 De2utul running oi btUmm Iim
Crane, weak hit to right short or an oNer'hIo"
Tiird fIning-IrvingtonAn Another cipher Lewis going
ont t first on FcrgusOn's beautiful htdlns 10 GaNI IL
Campbell being nicely caus4J ny % sum,n anu d Gavi1
! being disposed at inst Dy feSIce anu ""Niiu
| Auantie.-Galvin hit a good bah. put nit una,
| leisth, and then with lightning speed to hrst
where ball never missed ana lhc STRIKER Ie,ICu
he me % Li; S m sl 1H E1 in rf sboIf hut had mutt gave
EarT grYl p
| ter was misjudged by IL. Campbell. who might
struck a high one TO right, which Bailey ran
well for but the moment Of seinng, stumbled ana e
! I'm tumbhng and smith scored his run as consequence
Gayins ine hit TO center gave INN ms od'e but crane
to BncEley the 6a having been well fcldcd in 10y II.
Campbell As viii have been seen the fielding OF the IT.
yugtons was very low IN this inning, Tie Atiant4cs
Fourth Inning -lryington-l Leonard and NJ CamIhggh
made their bases Bailey taken on foul ny by Mills;
Walters reached his hrst ON pretty hi De' tnto ,
@1a shVIt an sdlran tJ h5 the SSS ~ eirSring
them, His splendid Int past the center ng.afr i,
ol time Jagged in the race ana only reached ms ihd
subsequently e1P4tns Ms i5mt & ny dsnaIs @ % th'iJ m a,
bOunder into Galvn's. AtlaHtlc-Gallu ana McDOhid
g6 their bases and finally their by safe hts. and
Ss lis bJ a splendid shot in the Held Ferguson
put up fly % Walters, Kenny went out az hIst 'Wtt/y
feldg tho ball, and Zetein tipped out. Score 10 10 10
| Fi(th Inning -Iryngtou-The Villagers now concluded
thai something must be done, and by another streak OF
batting like that OF the first inning made eight runs H.
| Campbell Buckley, Leonard. and NJ Campbell scored
before a chance ten given. BacyaEd Walters being
then on the third and first base, an opportunity Tor
double play, was missed by a horrible mum nun
! ball was vel thrown TO crane, whose general
close play in the game was surpassed IN this instance
he succeed IN missing the ball and putting no one out at
all. Bailey came IN. sweey made ms base and the
bases were now all occupied Lewis struck poorly TO
sWeey between lhe bases ana moving mo'y 70 GAVIN
double ptay being the result stocunan and II camp
! caught 10y Mills, IN running home Leonard
4 I'M, fha 1ayfu 41a ltaa
Atlantcs Only one fell TO the lot OF the champions
in this inning and that secured by the lucky Pearce
Smith out fly 10 SWeezy Crane got his base aud
seeing Calvin hit hot one left IT. but the ball going Ike
shot into StOcknans hands was sent by him IN bee
line 10 Campbell, fine dOuble play resulting Score, 10
! Sirth Ianing-Irvngton.-By good batting five runs
who nursed in the center field by Smith,
/ stoclman, and II. Campbell being the scorers,
| and sweezy captured at 2nd by Pcarce and
| Crane Lewis at $Id by zeltlen ana terguson'
Atlantic Again. only one run added TO recover the
waning fortunes Of the champions That Ferguson
! Buckley Mcdonald sent q foul 1y TO Campbell, who
sealed his death warrant Kenny got TO his third base
and Mills to his Third butTettem put ball into sweezys
/ hands Score II 10 23
! Sere,M Inning -Irylngton.-smth and Calvin now
changed places again Again the IryingtoDs made hye
! runs the last being present to them by Crane, who
Sweezy, and Lewis scored. Walters after hitting line
ball. Bailey at second, and obliged to return,
but couldn't do II IN time, the play being culpaDle piece
OF caeesness on Bailey part for he had plenty OF time
10 make his third. StOcknan captured at first by
EighM IlHiag.-IryiDgtOn- the AtlaDtcs IL
never and blank score for the Iryngtons gave
them some hopes Buckley put out on the fly by
smith, Leonard forced of his base by Campbe hit, was
out at 2nd by Ferguson and Crane and Bailey was
caught by Crane. Atantic-The determination with
which the Atlantics came to the bat received
sudden check as Ferguson and Mcdonald fell
victims at first and tip bound but IL were now Sc
cured life being given by muR and wild throw Of
Harmans when but had been secured. Score ~ 10 2s
and the excitement intense.
Ntnh Inning-Iryington-N Nothing daunted by desper-
ate batting the IrvugtOns scored six, thus Leonard
Mr. Campbell, being the Outs, and then went TO the
field with a determination 10 do die Atlantic Five
was 10 tie only could be obtained, Crane
gusOn and Mills going out.
The umpiry OF Mr. Macdonald was very impartial and