The New York herald., 1868-06-14
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Base Ball Notes.

Base Ball Notes.
Tomorrow the much talked Of International game
between the Atlantcs Of Brooklyn and the Canadian
nine will come or at the Niagara Fails Tournament.
Canada will be represented by six members Of the
Young Canadian nine OF woodstock, two from the
Victoria Club of Ingerso Ontario and the other one
from some OF the remaining Canadian clubs. The
prize is offered by the proprietor of the International
who will receive the contestants at banquet on the
close OF the game
The Atlantics played the first game of their trip
yesterday at Syracuse with the Central City Club the
champions Of Central and Western New York, and
defeated them with a score OF 20 to l3. The game
opened very nicely and at the end of the fifth inning
the Atantcs had scored 1S to for their opponents;
but after that the Atlantcs scored only two addi-
tional runs. while the Central City folks added ten
the fielding and Mills and Zettein at the bat. The
pitching Of Dodge, of the Syracuasns, is spoken OF
The Athletics, of Philadelphia, beat the Empires,
Of ST. Louis yesterday, the score standing 54to 9.
The Niagaras of Buffalo, defeated the Ciftons. OF
Buffalo, yesterday in game Of five innings, with
The Arlington and Claiborne clubs of Nashville,
played game on Wednesday. Arlington. AZ; Clat
The Fearless and Mississippi clubs played on Sun
day last at New Orleans on the Delachaise grounds
The former won. Score, "a to H.
The married and unmarried tailors of Hartford win
play their annual game some day during the coming
week. LapboardS for bats probably.
The Lowels and Charter Oaks VIII play tomorrow
at Hartford.
The Enterprise ana oriental CiuDS, OF chicago,
played on Tuesday last Enterprise, 49, Oriental, 20.
The Americus Club OF Yorkville, and the South
Side Club of Islip L. L., have been admitted to pro-
batonary membership In the New York State Assoc
alton.
The Mutuals appeared yesterday in their new uni
form-white cap with blue star, white shirt. blue
trimming, with German ''M' on breast; drab pants
the Union grounds and played against the Stars,
OF South Brooklyn. Neither club had out the full
nine but the display was, nevertheless exceedingly
fine. The Stars shone with good, steady light and
the Mutuals assisted each other as persons in .
mutual undertaking should do. Rogers was the
bright particular star OF the occasion, and near him
In the constellation was Brown Star which gave
clear light, but was once temporarily 0bscured But
there are spots the and its brilliancy Is none
the less on that account. Rogers and Thompson's
double play elected deservedly round after round OF
applause, and another manRuvre OF his, starting from
to right field far behind the right eder's ordinary
post and well beyond the club house. and interfering
much with the attraction OF gravtation that the
bail could not go nearer than three or four feet
OF the ground hit into his hands, was greeted also
with well merited and continued plaudts. Brother
Tom" has probably found his place; he played third
base admirably and will no doubt play in that posi-
ton till the next time. or the Mutuals, Walters
pitched In most earnest and effective style, and
Swandell added another tally to his record OF fine
playing. Shrieves at short and r. Hunt at first did
some sharp work, and the young veteran, George
Fanly was as lively and fatal to those giving him
q chance he was in old Niagara times; Devyr at
third OF course did wel and Mcmahon in the field
was his sold self'' again. Mr. Nelson's umpirng
was remarkably accurate, cool and prompt. The
game as q whole was conducted in a most friendly
present and ended with the following score:-