The New York herald., 1868-06-26
THE NATIONAL GAME.


.NEIt Base Ball Notes. 'Ll
Pres dent Boughton, of the Atlantic club, eayes
tomorrow for the west and will meet his 'boys" al
indanapolis ~ ~ le..-ai
Radcliffe, OF the Athletic is reported 10 have done
, some tremendous batting at Detroit. ---
After the close Of the Atlantic and Cream City
game, at Milwaukee, throwing match was made
for purse of s25, and was won by George Reding-
ton, catcher for the Cream City. -iJ .+t
The Tri- Mountains, of Boston, defeated the Kear
sarge ON Tuesday with score Of Al to IS. Neither
club was fully represented and the ground was much
to the disadvantage or the Kearsarge nine. l'' -
Mr. John A. Lowell's umpiring In the Howard an
Princeton College game is highly spoken OF. 80 1t
should be, unless Mr. Lowell hos changed very much
lately. o.4 orb n. e tlh lj ls.l.
Forker, first baseman of the Mohawks OF Brook.
lyn, whose fine playing has been so much admired,
leaves the Mohawk Club for position at Washing.
ton in the National Club r
Star paper is in much demand at gold" prices.
There Is report abroad to the effect that the Ath
etlcs of Philadelphia, and the Stars, OF Brooklyn,
will play on July prOx.
| Troy is becoming brisk. The Star Cluo mas been
reorganized and q new club, entitled the Mutual,
| has been started. -l -.ta
The Central City Club, of Syracuse declines play
| ing the return game OF their match with the Hay
makers within the prescribed fifteen days, and as is
| alleged, without giving any reason. -,
The Liberty and Lincoln Clubs, OF Springfield, ILL.,,
had a rather one-sided game on Saturday last The
Liberty won. Score, so tot.
The Act1VeS maze their nrSt DOW THIS season DelOTe
| an audience Of this vicinity at the Capitoline
| grounds on Wednesday afternoon. The Harlems
were opposed to them for the nonce and good
| game was expected, but the expectans ones
were disappointed. The game was very tame
affair." rendered much more so by the lenity of the
umpire In allowing the strikers to stand at the bat
and the pitchers to pitch almost as they pleased,
| without ipnicting the legal punishment Where
Mas caee e
Practice Before S ' the close OF the season. however
yxn oQfn ntch hndU
play well together, deport themselves in all cases
as gentlemen should, and IT, perchance, they
ion Of the spectators. The Harlems quite DIFF
ferent looking party from what the old style Har-
MOTIFS sane ana Hamilton squares were the eds Of their
frequent triumphs. The Harlems are all young and
have some good material In them OF the Actives,
did most OF the work, and did 1t well. or the
Harlems Crooker, Comstock. Asten and McEwen
Of sixth innings by the rain storm, with the Actives
! ahead, the score standing 10 to 8.
The Excelslors defeated the Alert, OF Seton Hall Han
stood A to H. George Fanley, OF the Mutuas,
ofiicated as umpire in admirable style:
pernongs and Harnetts had fine game, which the
latter won with score Of 2s to IA.
sent to the member Of the Harnets who should make
the best score provided they won the game, one OF
the finest and most desirable bats that could be pur-
TWO new clubs formed mostly from employees Of
the New YORK Clearing House. played friendly
game at Hoboken on Wednesday afternoon. The
call themselves respectively the Amateur and Bank
ers and Brokers' Association Clubs. The former
won with score of 20 to O.
Schofeld and Hamilton, OF the Unions, OF Morris
ana, will have o 'pie-eating" match on July 4, the
occasion of the opening Of the Unions Base Ball
Park at fremont.
The Champions, Of Jersey City, on wednesday,
finding themselves liable to bad defeat at the hands
OF the gentemanly Eurekas Of Newark, and percev'
ing rain storm imminent resOrted to the bOyish
practice Of "thrOwing the game" into the rain SO
that five innings could not be c0ncluded-a miser-
able way to wear title that should be honoraby
won.
| MATCHES TO COME OFF.
June 26.-Mohawk VI. Ivanhoe, OF Sing Sing.
Capitone grounds
June 2e-Eckford vs. Oriental, of New York.
Union grounds
June 27.-Mutua w. Mohawk. Union grounds.
June 27.-Star Vs. Independent. Capit0ine grounds.
June 2.-Unions vs. Gramercy. Unions Old
grounds, Melrose.
June 27.-Harlem vs. Star, OF Pleasantvle.
| Tomorrow the Atantics play with the Blooming
ton (lD Club, and saturday with the Unions, ct ST.
i IOua.