New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-29
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASE BALL.

BASEBALL.
BuTUALs VS. IRvINGTON-A CLOSE AND EACiilN.
CoNTEsr-vIcroRY OF THE MUTUALs-scoRE
TO 10.
No match this season has created so much lnteres
the longexpeeted contest between the famous nes o.
The Mutual and Irvinon Clubs, which took place yester
day IL has been the theme Of conversation IN Dasepau
circles FOR weeks specuatons TO the result were
yentured with tmidity, as IL was correctly Ilo9kbn 81,
il might turn upon the slightest chance The spectators
who Ocked by the thousand from New,f0rk 10 W iS
the match found on arriving at Newark the usua ain
Guilty I'M obtaining amy kind of transportation to the
grounds the passenger railway company %
fullest extent It's lack OF enterprise anu @
spirit The commencement OF the game WIZ
delayed for some time by the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ii otoCn
Of the iryingons, ana the game w,s nhiy EoI
menced without him. His absence was serious aetil-
nent 70 the trVlngtOh = ms Ndlo Dc % ne 80 the
by the fact that MS playing alteI%d mn -. i0 o to
place OF H. Campbell, who SICK added 10 one or TWO
the fire. Sharper play than was hao upon V .bi n
has rarely been shown Indeed we do not thlnk the
Unfolding Of the Muuais has ever been surpassed NhG
tCo the state OF the grOund-made very wet and marshy
by "A heavy shower between and OClOcK-ls cOnslG,
are 1oaby praiseworty and the few bad plays made can
readily be excused To the CELEBRITY with when the mn
throwing, which prevented the Irvington fom ta'lng
similar advantage much perhaps more than TO any
slpperness Of the ball. the pitching was good the mum
Der of called balls not being fair criterion under sucn
circumstances. The strong effort made by the rvngtOs
to recover their ground brilliant and the result OF
the game twill DC seen, turned at the last Oh ceu
First innings Mutual Hatfield led of with hip to
Pike which he rapidly eded out at first water
man was taken on a fly by sweezy Devyr followed with
fly which was missed by Crawford, made his hrsi anu
Crawford threw the FIRST for the second camp
bell mufed and Devyr for his third but Campbeh
passed the ball TO third base and Devyr Overrunning
his base Of the slippery ground was put out
by PiEe. '''s - '''' D:'N '' ''''''N''
px"Ston pike led of with good hit to the left field
inaSn d hn and came home on Buckeys overthrow to
third Walters finely taken AT leIt on I ,! VAS
Yeler II Campbell got his base ON called palls, oIt d
left there Crawford popping up into JewettS hahds,
Second InniagS.-Mutuals- TOOK ms Dase oa
called balls and got his second and third on passed
halls and came i'm ON Jewetts hit which the batsman
was telded out by Walters and Campbell LeIeI' OH
MI which NJ Campbell tclded, narrowly escaped, get
ting 10 his base just before Campbell, ana came III
on three successive passed balls the phomng on
both sdes being wild. as the ball was TOO wet 10
handle well Beeman closed the innings ny gong out Oh
ipVingtonISTeezy and Buckley got their bases
good, low hits to left field. NJ. Campbell took his on
called balls sweezy now making pay toward ono nome
Lewis hitting to second, Hatheld put VI
aaa bad throw to first on Which Buckley in and
Lewis got TO second; and came III on flke oH ny "
center field NJ Campbell was finally taken oy atalTn
in right field but Walters hitting the BAH 10 Ndermh'
it was passed TO Hatfield, putting Pike out. M ,r ~,
safe hit to center field and got his second on
a passed bail, and his third by wllu throw
strikes the third being called on him. Waterman in
low hit to left field made ms first, bringing McMahOn IN
Waterman. being lame, had the advantage Throughout
the game of substitute in Hatfield the best runner IN
the nine il viii be understood therefore, that where his
man COZ nus second on passed ball and his third
ball which carOmed on Devys leg. Deyyr now got ms
base aud Waterman his called balls DeVyr stoIs
TO his second got his third on an overthrow OF Buckley .
and come in Martins hit, OH which the Datsmah went
out at fist II. Hunt followed on hit which PIKE by
magnificent effort elded 70 first in tune to put Hunt out
ryngtonLeonard fell victim at mrs. 10 t1e r poW1rs
safedroppng bali IN left field pretty double pay now
entered the innings H. G. Campbes hit being helded ny
Waterman TO Ha field, putting Walters out ana Dy nat
field 10 BerTman, serving Campbell III the SAME way
The Mutuas led an even innings and their support
From the fourth to the seventh innings the Mutuas
steadily increased their advantage 10y good batting ana
sharp fielding and when the seventh inning was com
were five ahead with every chance IN their
favor But the IryingtOns made fine rally ana sue
eeeded in making the game hang upon the turning o
SerenM h,nings-Martin r. Hunt, Jewett and Beernan
tecnred runs, Zeer falling a victim at hTst to the
aelding of Leonard and Campbell Mcmahon gong out
Oh ny Lewis aud Hatfield after securing his third
SS9pinS by Pike and Walters At this point The
game was interrupted by series of brutal fights, in
which party OF drunken TOwdes and pickpockets were
earred nsensiDe off the field Tie game, by these dis
lurbances. was interrupted some 20 minutes. When II
resumed, the crowd was still NOISY, turbulent ana
Tryington~M Campbell aud Lewis got their bases in
view Of the game Pike made his first Oh hit 10 center
Geld. Leonard taken on foul tip by Jewett. The
hme before order could Be restored These dis
r1snces it is just to td SAY dS NOT na seem
TO the result Of rowdyism and liquor selling che
ground. The play resumed; Walters brought
Campbell and Lewis in and made his first good hit
to left field, Pike caught mapping second by Mar
tin and Hatfield. II. Campbell during the disturbance
had left the ground, alleging sickness as the cause C4Y
Cord made his base hit TO right field, Sweeps ps
Walters home. Buckley brought Crawford home and made
his base Sweezy and BUCKLEY came In or passed balls
the effect OF the ROW having been to make Martins pitch
ssg wild and the field nervous Leonard closed the IN
ming by going cut az first
EfQhM LiiiHgS-M utuals-StOckman was generously
allowed act substitute for II. Campbell and IN his
position short stop Immediately very electlVc
Crawford tcded at right, and Leonard az center.
Waterman got his base called balls, and the only
one who scored. Deyyr ana Martin falling victim at first
TO SOckman and Campbell aud Il. Hunt gong out On
foul fly to Pike.
IrvingOnsThe IryingOns had made strong rally Tor
the lead, and almost secured it, as by strong batting
Pike Leonard, Walters and Crawford made runs STOCK
man went foul fly to JeWett. Sweezy on ~ 70
HATFIELD and Campbell was put out IN stealing TO second
by Jewet and Hatfield. Score, l6 20 l6.
Ninth IinihgS.-The excitement was now intense In
both players and spectators. IL any Oodys game,
but tine feeling that the IrViugOus, having pulled up
80 rapidly would win. Jcwett at first by Stock
man and NJ. Campbell, beautiful piece OF fielding. Eel
Ter got his base in called balls and this happy accident
won the game he stole his other bases aud finally
In WATERS and Buckley, gaining his by the skin
OF his teeth, BeeTman was already out on foul ny TO
Buckley, and Mcmahon Immediately followed at LIST
IrvingtOn-Lewis popped up ball, which Jewett de-
serves medal for taking, and Pike sent high bali 70
Ing him. which he did; and Leonard put ball 10 Martini
and was easily put out at first SO ended the great
match
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