Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-05
LOCAL NEWS.


CONTEST.
Yesterday, in the mate game between the
visiting Union Club of Lansingburg, N. Y,
snd the Nationals, of this city, after the first
innings, in which the former made one run.
and The latter two, The second innings were
commenced. ea z ~ agr =
SECOND INNING. Is@
Jrion.-M KING struck a sky ball to Wright,
Fletcher, who neatly took a fly. Steve King
sent taii 10 second, and made his first. Pan
field, IS hit to centre field, made his second
base, and sent King to .tnliv." Craver, by
~ on the fly" One run for the Haymakers.
Ndttonai.-Smith sent "grounder" to sec
end base, and made his third. Hodges struck
grouuder TO lett field, and got to his first,
but in attempting to steal to second was put
cut by Flynn. Williams by q red-hot ball
over second base made his second. Smith
lone by passed ball to Crayer Williams
got to third Wright to second by grouuder
to left field, which brough. Williams nome.
norton out on fly we'll taken by Ward. Ber-
th1opg at bat, sent a high ball over second
pase. brought Wright home, and made his q rst,
and by wild throw OF Abrams got to second
Studiey out on the first, leaving BerthIong at
third. closing the innings with three runs for
the Nationals. Score to5.
THIRD INNING. @-'
Urton.-Mckeon at the bat out on first fol-
lowed by Abrams, who shared the same fate
both victims to fine fielding Of Norton and
Fletcher. Flynn, by miss OF Fletcher, got to
first. Leaven worth out on q we'll 6elded ball
by MERTON 10 FalKer, Wntcn put Flynn out.
Round for the Haymakers.
struck out. Fletcher struck
q grounder to left field, making his first, fol.
lowed by Smith, who made good hit to Gen.
tire field on which he made his second. Hodges
sent fine ball to the left field, on which he
made his first, aud brought Fletcher and Smith
to score Williams, by a good hit to centre
Norton made his first on good ball to centre
field. bringing Williams home Berthronp ont
On the first, leaving Norton on third base.
Score, to g.
FOURTH INNING. 3Ez $685.
JTion-Leaven worth took the bat, and by
good hit to lett field made his second base M
hing, by straight hit to centre brought Leav.
enworth home and got to his third, and home
On wild throwing by the National Field.
ward, by sending 'tdaisy cutter" to centre
feld, made his first. Steve. King out on the
first. Penfield sent sky-seraper to centre
field, which could not be Got at by Smith.
made his first, and brought w ard home Ora
yer sent straight ball to right field, brought
Penfeld home, and, by wild throwing got to
third, whsre he was put out by Wright and
Hodges. Mckeon out on the first by Parker
and Fletcher. Four runs for the Union.
N1t'cnGl.-Studley out on a foul bound taken
by Penfeld. Parker got his first on called
balls. Fletcher out on a fly, we'll taken by s.
King. Parker, by passed balls, got to third.
Parker home. ano got to first, and attempting
o steal to second, was put out by Flynn and
Ward. Score, 6 to TO-
FIFTH INNING.
EniOn.-AbramS went out on foul fly, and
Flynn went out oy foul fly to Berthrsng,
catcher. Leavenworth went out by ball to
hort stop, who feided it finely to first base,
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Observation-Disclosures went to bat, sent ball to
third base and n ade his first, and then stole
his second. Williams took the bat and Hodges
stole his third Williams batted a ball to sec
ond base, nelded we'll 70 first base, and putting
him out on first base. Wright then made his
first bringing Hodges home on ball to centre
field. Norton then sent a letter to second base
which was m uffed by first, letting Norton
have his first and Wright went to second base
BerthronR took the bat, sent daisy cutter 10
right field. made his first, brought Wright
home, and Norton to third base. Studley bat.
ted ball to right field, and got his second, and
Berthrong went out on third, and Norton
came in. Parker went out on first base, leay-
ing Studley Oh second, and scoring three runs
Score-National. 10: Union, 6.
SIXTH INNING.
tnton.-M. King went to the bat, and went
out by foul fly to first base by Fletcher
Ward went to bat, sent a ball which third base
man, Hodges, missed, and he made his second
base. 5. King went to the bat, sent one to Sec
ond base, which he m ufied, and King made his
first and Ward went 10 his third Penfield
went to bat, made foul back OF catcher, and
Ward came home and KING to third. Penfield
then went 10 first base by ball to r. f., and s.
King came home. Craver went to bat, m abe
his first and Penfield made his third base.
McCune took his position, Penfeld came home,
and Crayer made his second on q passed bali
by the catcher. McCune made his first on q
Se.
Abrams took his bat. and Wright made several
fine throws TO first and third bases Abrams
made his second and McCane HE third base.
McCune came home and Abrams made his
third on a passed bsli. Flynn made his first
on daisy cutter. Leayenworlh made his
first on centre-field shot, bringing Abrams in
the stand. and Leavenwortn made his second
On passed ball NJ King went out on first
and Flynn and Leavenworth came in: Wood
made his second base, and s KING followed to
frat PaOf1pld a6o tS fret nd
in. Craver then went 70 second, and made his
third by tip by McCune. Here Wright and
Williams changed for luck. as the Union boys
were becoming used TO Wright's balls, and
could bat them without trouble, alth ouRh they
could not stop them on ce in ten times at first
hcCune then went out on low ball to first
oase, and Craver got home, the Union making
ii runs, with much ecldt by the audience.
observation-disclosures went out on high ball
well taken by Penfield at right field. Smith
then went to bat, and sent a weak ball to left
Held, making his first. Hodges then made his
first and Smith his third by ball to c. I. viii.
iiams made his frs. base on ball high in the
ar. Wright then made his first by ball over
first base. Hodges came in, and Williams took
his second. Norton made his first Nor ton
hen went on to second. Berthrong tn en- went
out on ball to 8. g., W no put out Wright m ak
ing three runs, the score sranding-Natlonal,
Is; Union. II.
SEVENTH INNING.
tnaon;-Abrams went out on first; Flynn,
OF the Union, then made his first, and Leaven-
worth took the bat and made his first. and
Flynn came home. NJ. King made his first on
caiied Daiis, and Lsavenworth made his Sc.
cond. Ward went to the bat. Leavenworth
stole his third, and NJ. King his second Ward
MADE his third on . clear ball to centre field
and Leavenworth and NJ King came home s.
king took mis- post n The bat and m ade his first
on centre Held ball, and brought Ward home.
PenfeId took the bat and made his first on a
ball to right Held and > King made his third
base Crayer took the bat, made his first and
y King came home, and Pen11eld went to his
Third HcCune took the bat, ana Penfeld
came home on pass ball, and Craver made
MS third. Wright and Williams again
change McCune made his first on q dais v
cutter to second base. and Craver came home.
from hrst base by wild throws by Berthrong
and Williams. Abrams made first on a right
held ball, and then home on pass balls, Der.
throng and Wright making wild throws
tlynn went ont on foul taken by Berthrong,
and Lsaveuworth took the bat and went on {
on the h<st base, the Union m aking nine runs,
MISUNDERSTANDING took the bat, and made
dis first on called balls. Studley made his sec
ond on q high left field ball, and brought Der.
daisy cutter, and Studley made his second
base. Parker made his third and Fletcher
made bis second, and both Fletcher and Smith
went out on ball By third base Hodges then
made run, and was followed by Williams
wright made run also. Norton made his
fret and second, and Berthrong followed to
second. StudleY batted q ball to left held, takea
by 5. King, who - good for all within fftv
feet. They thus made six runs, the score alta nd
ing-Nationals. -; Union, %. : =
HIGHTH INNING.
Cnion.-M. King struck out, and Ward wan
out on Gne fielding by Norton and Fletcher. s.
King thu hae. amid AMMAN ana 1890