The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-19

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Home runs.-Ferguson l, Pike /, Mills l.
Out on bases-Atlantic IL, Mutual 10.
Total bases on hits-Atlantic 20, Mutual %.
Bases on errors-Atlantic 3, Mutual ..
Foul bound catches-Dockney 2, Mills 2,
Ferguson 1.
Catches on strikes-Dockney 1, Nillsl.
Double playsI;Devyr, Flanly, and Calvin ..
Unpire-Mr. Walker, of tho Active club.
Scorers-Messrs. Monk and Coyte.
Time Of gsme-Onc hour and Ave minutes.
BASE BALL MOTIFS
Bearman will, In all probability, join the
lIaymakers.
simmons, who started from the metropolis
as one Of The reserve Of TIE Unions, LETT the
with the EXoelsiors, Of that city.
Shrieves, OF the Mutuals, has become tired
of playing as an accommodation member, and
sior
The match game OF base ball between the
Unions, of Morrisanla, and tho Actiyes, of
Indianapolis, on Monday, resulted In defeat
OF the latter by score Of 3 to 49,
The game yesterday between the Union, OF
this city, and Enterprise, OF Baltimore, re.
suited In favor of the Baltimoreans by a score
Of 81 to 10.
Tomorrow We will publish the score Of the
Olympic-Afhletic game.
SAN COLLYER's BESErIr-Cantcrbury Hall
was crowded last evening, to give the little
hard.hitter a good "send or" prior to his ex.
psscted "scrapping" match with Bully Edwards,
boiled bone and rs nimblc as n healthy kitten.
On the 2ith he will "toss his tile" for his last
fight, and q rattling bout may he expected.
Misther Murphy began the exercises with
IN Irish song, which brought down the house,
after which one of SANS eN pc rt dancers showed
his bottom In a lively old Irish Jig that made
the lads knock wood from gallery to pit. This
lish and Turner, the last-named getting in on
the potato trap OF English time and again, TO
the amusement Of the spectators.
Johnny Newell, of Pittsburg, the trainer Of
Collycr, appeared to spar with Mr. Booty, of
this city, and the latter, rs his name indicates,
was too Flush" to come to the scratch with
credit to himself and friends; SO Newell had
ColIyer then did a good business with his
Indian clubs, to the entire satisfaction OF
those who witnessed the exercise.
The unknown to fortune and to fame
Especially to the latter then swung the pine
around his head, and was so long In getting II
past his head that II he had been n brick-top
the clubs would have took Ore. Collyer then
appeared with his trainer and they had 1t gay
for q time, the blows being given and taken
rapidly.
the audience that he was In better condition
now than ever before, and that he would whip
this fight, He had reduced his weight from
one hundred and hfty-siX pounds to one hum
dred and twen'y.one pounds, and he had no
fear for the result OF the issue. When he
came back to washington-and this would be
his last nght1he hoped to meet as many
We are much obliged to Charley II. for the
pastboard he slung US at Canterbury.
SEYMOUR AND BLAIR CLUR.-This organiza.
tion held their regular weekly meeting last
evening at 30I Pennsylvania avenue, with
Jos. IL. Bradley, IT,, in the chair.
gomery Blair had been invited to be present
and address the meeting, but had been pre-
spirited remarks he called on Mr.. Frank Nc
Nerhaney, who responded amid great ap-
A vote Of thanks was rendered Mr.. McNer-
haney for his able speech.
The names of about thirty gentlemen were
added to the list Of membership.
Or, $. q. Busey. presented resolution,
which was adopted, making any person an
honorary member upon the payment OF Is.
The same gentleman, as chairman Of the
committee to procure hall for holding their
meetings in the future, submitted a report
returning thanks to the Jackson Democratic
Club for their invitation to this club to meet
with them at CarusIs Hall, but recommended
that they remain where they are. The sub
ieet was discugsed at some length, after which
Mr.. A. II. jackson, of Tennessee, was called
on and took the stand. lie stated that he was
a. sa IN III Maanihgton many years
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