The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-08
THE NATIONAL GAME.



.a 4 WCE a Base Ball Notes. Cfs c0 az
Urell, the nne second basemau OF the Unions, OF
washington has been brevetted Major United STATES
Volunteers, for gallant and mertortous services
during the war. II we mistake not Urell was here
couple OF seasons ago IS q member OF the
Nationals, when that club played with the
Unious, Excelsiors and Gothams and that he
played In tho match game with the latter.
II he were as good q soldier and oficer as he was Q
nne ball player ana gentlemaniy individual. then
the brevet must be undoubtedly well deserved and
although long coming. Is "better late than never"
The "Haymakers" will play the return game Of
their match with the Central City Club 1t Syracuse
on Thursday. There can be no doubt about the fact
that this game win be played at Syracuse, and that
the nrst game was not played at Syracuse No more
''gilling'' ON this point.
The wamsutta and Onward clubs played prize
game at New Bedford, Mass, on ''the Fourth.n
The former won with score Of 40 to Is. The prizes
were:-A gold ball, valued at $35, to the winning
club, and set Of foul nags, valued at S15 to the de-
feated club. A handsome bat was put up by the
Wamsutta Club to the member making the best
score Mr.. G. W. McFarlin was the fortunate batist
The Unions, Of Morrsania. put up a handsome
prize bat at every game. A good and wholesome
practice and one that might be more generally OBJ
d The Atlantics viii play the Pittsburg Club this
: afternoon and for home tO-niUht Thav will
arrive in town Tomorrow afternoon or evening.
,rhe EoreSt citv ana y alive ClrI ~ Tasscara y
played on saturday for tSs Sa q
the Western Reserve AT the end or the ninth
innings the score stood even at 81. The
tenth innings was commenced by the Rail-
ways. who scored four Then the Forest City
Raways nIaved The .swaifimU game wastin1 nine
ahd navinr loosely ana then apnea,iny tn the nm
nire' RI ca1 fhs game an accpnnt of the darks,
Somethn@ like the S.faninion ffersev cty stvIe or
niavng tSis ia The umn,re fnally callsd the IN me
hefore the inning was en,Iad and daca rai the Ssms
.dravnD e - ' N'' --~ Ns0"'o '. '" A,,7e 80
'The Frontier Climb Of Ieavepworth Kansssy can
heat am nr0anizafon west of ST fnn,i. On saws a
tomrna al ~ ire tirst ,nent,omad town N " l's> :
Tba ,rrara and Pon aes ~ SSnnia ba, ma oane
on the lat inst. The Tigers leomnosed entirely Of
% rItS 90 sanra os ~ STo'npoSVu 0n'J "
Two nav clnbs Ssve hesn or1an,zea In 81 I.ouis
the Observation-Disclosures, ami Rai,a~hs Thay
are com nosad nf mep wbo bave r,avaJ 'as. ba,i N
Englsnd ireland Scotland ronapda y and the fyrited
SfafaS ana Who intenI 10 dcnr;ve the NstnnaIs and
some other ceIebrated clubs OF their isures next
SEASON. They meas, to aet somare,' on the Eastern
Tho 0rvmnc ~ al Ai,eoSanv az and MntnaI of
rass ihsrtp Do niavsT * tSr ornnnds ns the
tcr1,er nr ts Eon TSa yr,par Won win score
~ 90 70 IA 'Ne o"i.1 AAs 'o'o. w 49, 500
AZ Ra,timore, On the Fourth the Olvmnc. of
vash,p~ton n "a .,asastea the MaruIand GIfh with
scnra ~ ssto 90 and ths Kevstone nS Phi,aSe,nha
defeated the Pasfime with score NJ a To 90
Nav Tovan narer aove tSot ono diarm,d NJ tho
s, ,a, PdPer ch an d h as , ~ .Io
rho -, r" ha.1v ~ Voin 90 tho nons spk "a
1ean,3er o,T ,redo howe oIrcost 7, S,s,yht,u