The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-09
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Base Rail- Notes4


The champion Unions played with the Hariems
yesterday at fremont and defeated them with score
OF 90 to 8, The heavy figures were obtained by hard
hitting, as the Unions gave some specimens OF bat
ting iully up to the displays made by some Of tho
Athletics on Monday in the Atlantic game. They
made on clean hits one hundred bases, while the
harlems made but seven. The playing In tue Held
on Doth sides was generally very fine. $50
The Eagles defeated the Spartas yesterday with q
score OF 45 to Is in seven innings The Eagles bat
ted finely, felded well and proved themselves en-
Iirely 100 much for their plucky opponents.
fratt played second base for the IrlmountalnH on
saturday In the game with the Hampden Club.
-, The game last referred to was very peculiar At
the end OF the fourth innings the game stood 33 to
In favor Of the Irimountans; in the fifth innings the
Hampdens made 10 and the Trimountains IL The
game ended at this stage.
sears, lately Of the Unions of Morrisania has
Joined the Orlentas Of New York, and will play sec.
ond base to-day in the game with the Orentals Of
Bearman, lately of tho Mutuais, It is said, has
Joined the Unions Of Morrisania.
Piccott says the Atlantic Club is the father of base
title "Parent Organizations" ~ {~a.
The same gent says that Williams OF the Nationals
plays IN the Irylngton nine Sweet William what
The Empire banner will float to-day.
"Base ball is all the rage among the young men
and boysn OF Augusta Ga; so says journal Of that
town, ana that 'the parade ground where the base
ha clubs St 70 play every Afternoon is the
A Boston paper says:-'The Lowes have chal.
enged the rrimountains to play series of games but
as the challenge proposes unusual conditions will
probably not be accepted.n What the unusual con-
ditons' are is not stated. = -,.-
1t Is proposed to get up match game between
the 'amateur talent" aud the professionally or
Cincinnati
The United OF Wheeling, Va. defeated the Mingo
or Steubenville on Saturday. Score of "a to "a.
The Emmets of Detroit defeated the Nationals OF
the same place on Friday in n full game. The play
ing must have been very good, as the score stood
n x
Wright, the Philadelphia artist, says:--''If you
would retain the prestige Of our national game don't
bet.u
club has just been organized in Norfolk, Va,
entitled the Naval Base Bah Club. The club prac-
tees on the lawn In the navy yard
The championship OF Kentucky was won by the
Louisville Club on Friday last. the losing club were
the Little Eagles OF Louisville. Score-Lousville,
Il Eagles, Is. -
The anniversary OF Perry's victory will be ceebra-
ted at Sandusky, Ohio, on the 10th and lth by vari-
Gus anusements. Among Others base ball tourna-
ment, at which prizes viii be given as follows;-To
the best senior club one silver ball and rosewood bat,
silver mounted, valued at $75; to the best junior
S35; to the best uniformed base ball club Of nine,
ready for playing, silver water pitcher valued at
$751; to the best base bail pitcher one silver goblet,
social time at Hoboken this afternoon.
The Eons Of Portland Me-, defeated the Cushuocs
OF Augusta, Me-, on Saturday. Score 80 to s. The
Eons are still champions.
The Unions express themselves as being confident
Of success on Thursday in their game with the
The Eckfords are endeavoring to induce the Ath-
letics to stop on their way home from Lansingburg
to play them game on Friday.
The Forest City Club of Rockford defeated the
Atantics Of Chicago at Chicago on Friday. Score,
81 to IA
There Is "zum drubes' in Porkopolis. Hatfield
was accused of having bargained with the Buckeyes
and left out OF the Cincinnati nine In the cham
pionship match. 1t was said that players were
drugged, &C., &c. Keep on, youthsl Drug and bar
ter and bet and bcker and pretty soon there will be
a general burst Then bah playing may be prac.
tied for pleasure and the players "business' Will
not be as profitable.
The Niagaras defeated the Detroit Base Ball Club
at Buffalo yesterday afternoon by score OF 20 to a.
A game OF base ball was played at Albany yester
day afternoon between the Nationals and Actives o.
Wappinger's Falls, which resulted IN victory fol
the former by q score of 80 to IA.
At match game OF base ball played at Elmrf
Yesterday between the Conhoctons Of Painted Pos
and the Excelsiors OF this city the latter were viz
torious by score OF to IL.
At the Missouri State Fair, to be opened in s.
Louis october s, premiums are offered by the fai
managers, provided that four clubs enter the COZ
test the members OF which are non-residents of tn
city of ST. LOUIS to the winning club $500 and chan
pion ball; second, $3.50; third, $50.
| Matches to Come on.