The New York herald., 1868-06-28
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Base Ball Notes.

The Yale nine defeated the Princeton College nine
on Thursday last, at New Haven, with score Of 80
to %.
The Stars, of Paramount, Va, defeated the Wood
burn Club, Of Morgantown, Va, on the 10th inst.
The stood SO to "a. Smiles, bows and bouquets
were freely given by the adies-who were present In
large numbers-to successful favorites.
How many ladies generally attend foot, boat and
horse racesS The free-love journalists may know.
The Haymakers are said by competent judges to
be in fine trim. They are thoroughly drilled and
will do some heavy work ere the close OF the season.
Their pitcher said to be superior to Pabor
and the Hudson RIVER Of SeWbS viii
have tussle with them on the Fourth.
Pabor, when In practice feeds entirely on chicken
He takes 1t In every style.
The new pitcher for the Haymakers may profit by
the hint.
ready at last and may be had on application to the
Recording Secretary Mr. M. ]. Kelly, at the HERALD
Office.
The Athletics, Of Philadelphia, in fourteen games,
commencing at Pittsburg and ending with the For
est City game at Cleveland scored 663 runs to l54 for
There has been a mistake made in reporting the
game OF the Atlantic with the Forest City Club, OF
played with the Forest City Club, of Cleveland Ohio)
the day the Atlantics played the Rockford Club
and thenames becoming mixed the score OF the Ath-
letc game came over the wires and aspubllshed IL
appears that the Atantics only defeated the Forest
City Club by some two or three runs.
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ball to perfection. So could Cuthbert." How far off
is that pOintp
The most important game of the season, thus far,
will be played Friday next at the Union grounds,
the Eckfords and the Mutuals being the cOntesting
parties Martin will pitch for the Eckfords and their
nine will be very strong and well posted. The Muu
ais can put nine men in the field that should 'rake
everything and If they would but make their appear
ance at practice games they might be able to do JUS
| tice to themselves when an important contest
| ceeds in drawing them together.
The Athletic CLUB of Brooklyn, has preferred
cha iuof fhQ Ect Eul Tho md hat
| Van Alst had played as member Of another club
| within thirty days prior to the game between the
| Athletics and EckfOrds.
Here is an opportunity for Judge Davis 4 Co., and
| for Judge Advocate Bolton.
The glorious" Will be extensively celebrated by
| the base balsts. Besides q number of amateur
| games there have been arranged games by large
| number of the leading clubs.
The champion Unions played 60 Cd game yester-
day at their Old grounds with the young Granercys,
of New York, and defeated them with a score OF Is
| toz
| yesterday at the Union grounds. The Mohawks
were out in full force, but the lduuals OF course
were not. Swandell pitched, and Jewell lately Of tho
EXcelsiors played catcher FQrker played in his old
position, SO that it appears he has not accepted tn,
seat in Congress or some other place at Washington
The Mutuals won the game yesterday with scor
pretty lively but not very brilliant game wa
| played yesterday on the CGpitoline grounds between
the Stars and independently. Lewis pitching no
declared jerk and his p'iying there and aterward
| Browns also did we'll Rogers and Worth, OF til
Stars of course played finely. Macdiarmid
aoa ou SeaS 1 asS scoTe
| In st. Louis, Mo-, yesterday afternoon the Altar
tics, OF Brooklyn and the Unions OF St. Louis, playe
| match game, In which the Atlantcs were, as usua
| victorious Ivy a score of 6S to o.
| The Athletics OF Philadelphia, and the Niagaras
Of Buffalo, played match game in Buffalo yesterday
the Athletics winning by score Of "a to IA.