New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-03
BASE BALL.

The return game between these clubs came OF at
Norrsana yesterday and resulted in hardearned vic
tory for the IrvingOns by Of 26 10 o. The play
remarkable for display OF heavy batting by both
mines IN the fielding there great deal OF loose
ness both sides missed catches being not inrequent
and unified balls still plenty Each club went into
the match with but eight men Of It's regular nine Abrams
BAILEY being substituted for II Campbell in Irvingtons
list Bailey however We THINK fully ehued Gmseh 10
three times after making his base he did some OF the
talest hitting in the match and helded well The small
ness Of the Unions field strikngly dis
played than IN this match, wel-ht balls constantly
vented by the the right Of the catcher and the
1rst base The pitchers both sacrificed accuracy to
epeed and not punished by the umpire, who dis
played entirely too ouch enency in this directionas
the small number OF called balls such wild pitchers
prOyes-while he was unnecessarily severe in calling
strikes upon the batsmen
face the not I'm the position OF umpire Mr.. Mcclellan
OF the Harlem Club selected and the rvngtons went
FIRST Inntngs-Irvingon led off with low hit to
right field made his first and directly his second on
passed ball Leonard went out tip bound TO Burdsa
Walters came to the bat and Pike got to his third and
thence home passed balls. Smith missed Walters on
fly TO left and the bats made his base, but left
thore. Lewis gong out on fly 70 Goldie and Bailey
strangely starting for home before the ball was caught
Union-GOdie safe hit to right made his base, and
Immediately stole to his second his rapid running OF
bases being noticeable feature IN his play Martin Sc
cured his first strike mufed by Sweezy, and catch
ing Walters asleep for second Walters recovering
himself threw to the base but another muf by Sweezy
grounder to left field Austin followed with bound
Ing ball which Pike muffed Akin went out on fly
deemed himself by disposng Of Ketcham. Burdsa got
taken on the fly by Campbell the innings closing on FIVE
runs owing TO the surprising display OF munsm by the
Second Innings If to atone for errors
feldng Of the llest hitting of the match done
commenced the exhibition with a beauty in the right
field which upon the railroad, and made his third
tarrylng there but moment as sweezy Drought nm III
by good one TO center, and made his base Stockman
to right getting his second on a ball muied by Burdsa
VINO threw however to the base, but wildly and Sweezy
IN n
coming in the ball being again overthrow this time by
low bOunder over third and got his base taking his
second passed ball, and his third on overthrow
by Burdsa TO second Pike fell victim Akin and
olde and Buckley getting anxious about run stole
Ketoham aelded Leonard hit well to first but unavail
ingy as Godie muiedi Walters by good low hit to cen
ter, made his base and sent sweezy 10 third Leonard
now in a passed ball Bailey smashed bat ON
his hit to right but secured his base and brought home
Walters, who had got 70 third on passed balls Lewis
second, Bailey getting third. Both came in on
Sweezyslht TO center by which another pat was demo
ihed' but the Datter IahhS between 'ne Is' " s0oN
Unon@Eith an evident determination 10 do his share
in wiping those eight Smith led off with home
the railroad track in the center field Martin
an easy foul fly by Campbell, made his second on
rounder TO center bringing Martin ill., and came in him
man made his third Akin failed to get his base Stock
man and Campbell disposing OF him Bgrdsal sent a |
ripping ball past Walters made his second and stole 70
third but left there Keteham being taken on the ny
Third Innings Irvington-Stoczman made his first on
hit TO right field; Campbell went out at trst on q
base. bringing stOckman in from third; Pike made his
base and sent Buckley third with bounding ball to
right Leonard, however, left them on their bases Civ
Ing a chance 10 GOldie at first.
he made his base got third passed balls and came
,nned Nv PiEe who had mot been PLAYING up 10 his mark
Martin. after having one life on tip TO Buckley was
taken by him another PabOr with fine Int 70 center
brought GOlde and made his base. Austin escaped on
eXecrabe miss by bweezy, who however put the ball
TO second in time TO dispose Of PaDor Akin was third
Unions now led by single run, and there was every
Foirr6 Observation-Disclosures led of with ball
well fieded by Akin. but badly mufed by Goldie on
SEs.S af ~ sbort which Akin feded 10 sweezv puttng
Bailey out and Sweezy first, where GOldie spoiled
double play by another muf. Lewis, after working !
him by the umpire who stood in the way foul tip
and afterward made his base on ball 70 second ana
came home Buckley's hit past Akini but Stoekman,
trying follow his example, seized at home base by
Blrdsal, the ball having been well thrown ID 10y Snu,
Union.-Burdsall ana ketehan scored runs on tntlI
strikes to short and left field but the next three oatsmen
l auSse o az sT h Pey and m camPSe and
Goe at second being forced on his first by Martins hit
FITh Ll1ings-Irvington-Th fielding now began TO be
,be who had hurt his leg badly, lame 70 bat ef
fectiyely and went out on three strikes buekley GOT
taken on a fly-tip by BurtlSall
Union-Martm sent.a BAN up between stockman and
Che game and made his base but had no reason 70 re
tce for PabOr, hitting TO stockman that line player
an to second putting o6t na o ana ns tew 20 p1 op
b. first by Sweeney and Campbell ,,
o. hp-bOuid by Burdsal, sent high fly to left field,
but smith fen and could not get it. Bailey was missed
BY Smith dicult running catch. Lewis now struck
out but the third ball not being held he committed the
erOr not running TO his base thereby giving Burdsa
BIZ opportunity for sharp play by throwing to second
putting out Bailey who was OF course forced 70 run
4here and the ball being passed by Martin 70 GoHe'
bther cipher by fine hit to center on wnSh HsoT
came in. stockman closed the innings by giving Aoui
R1ion-One two three was again the order Of the in
nngs, Akin going out on ny 10 CampDeI BIata az Ihe
frst base by stocman and Campbell, and Ketcham on
-SeDeHM Innin0s.Tbe scores now tied and the
game critical but this innings proved decisive one, as
the IrvingOns by another streak OF heavy batting Win
Che aid Of missed catches placed seven runs 10 the
were out. Campbell by good gToun0eF 70 center
got TO first, but in stealing 70 second was Put
out, Brdsal throwing hney 10 MARIN t uC 5asy
pn high fly 10 night held IN saie s POI, nta 5
HIs base Pike missed Austin In the center neld ana
SeOnard by Martin These misses proved tn9 utGsae
point the game. Walters now came 70 the pat al Tying
hOment three beng on the bases lie proved HlIn-
feh worthy Of the occasion, for with magnificent low
hit he brought them all ia, and made ms second
ailey second out at first by Akln ana GOidle
tVaters in from third on Lewlss BAL 10 becohl
over which Martin fell. Akin ana stockhdn seS9feu
er runs-stockman by magnificent hit TO left Held, on
(Which he made third and the ball being Wildly thloWn'
pane in. Buckley put out at first by Golde' camp
bel being left on his base. a. ~. -.
UnOn.-Iittle daunted the Unions, by fine effort OF
Batting, made four runs, Smith, Goldle, PaD0r, ana
AusR being the scorers Hudson, on the ny 10 sweeney
Martin In the way TO StOckma-a beautItn catcn
rand Akin on the FIRST by stockman, ana CampDen
being the Outs .
Bighh Inning rvington-AlthOugl three runs in the
lead rvngtoDs had intention Of letting up, and
played well for Ave runs which Pike Leonard, Walters,
Bailey and Sweeney secured Pixies and Baileys being
One bats TO the night field in which each made ms thrd
Lewis and Campbell the ny by Burdsall and Custar
and Buckley on the first by Akin and GOdie, being the
outs
Union-The game seemed decided but the Unions
Bn tried hard 10 win. The aspect Of aars-Pab0r ana
Akin got their runs, but Hudson eXceently taken on
hfoui fly by Campbell Smith hit toward stOekman, and
put out at lst and Goide was held By Bailey at rght
IA MIMI Inninas-IryngtOn- Nothing was added 70 the