The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-23
RE NATIONAL GAZE.
Base Ball Notes.

Base Ball Notes. .w
The Niasaras. OF Bufalo, have suddenly become
famous on account Of their victory over the ATTAIN
tics. from the excitement consequent on which Buff
falo has not yet subsidized. The Athletics VIII play
them next Saturday The Haymakers want to play
them on the Fourth OF July at Lansngburg. The
Central City, Of Syracuse and the Auburn each want
to have "slap" at them. The former club won the
the gold ball Of Western New York from the
Niagaras, who won the ball from the Auburn Club.
Buffalo paper says that the Niagara nine do not
feel conceed enough to say that they can beat the
Athletics. but promise to make them use their skill
The frst OF series OF games between the Unions
and Empires, OF st. Louis, for the championship OF
Missouri was played on Thursday last and resulted
in victory for the former by score OF twenty-one
A game was played on Thursday last between the
Champions OF the College Of the Christian Brothers,
and the Nationals OF the st. Louis University. This
game was well contested, and resulted In favor Of
The Mutuas, OF East Liberty, and Perseverance, OF
Pitsburg, Pa played on Saturday on the grounds OF
the latter. The Mutuals came out ahead, with a
' The Harnetts, Of wilmington, N c., viii play with
the Scuppernongs, of Kenansville at wilmington on
Thursday next. very interesting game Is ex'
The stonewalls defeated the Invincbles, Of We.
tumpka, Ala, on the 10th ins with score OF Sixty
Detroit paper, in speaking Of the Atlantic's game
at Jackson, says that ''extra efforts were made to
pons OF the United States hard tussle for victory
but the result has proved that no combination OF
amateur unpractsed players can stand the ghost OF
chance with the redoubtable Atantics" that
''shOwy, swift balls" and "twsting slows were
pitched but the Atlantics collared" both styles Win
perfect ease.
Mills did not play in the Jackson city game. Fer
guson caught In his place. The other PLAYERS took
base; Smith, third base; Pratt pitchers Pearce short
stop; Chapman, left field; Mcdonald centre Held;
At New Haven game was played on Saturday be.
tween the Orioles and Echos, which resulted IN
victory for the Orioles with score Of twentyseven
to thirteen.
The game between the Oriental and Gramercy
Clubs at GreenpOint on Wednesday last was genu.
inc, well worked ''see-saw." The former club led
three times the latter twice, and the score stood az
o tie through four successive innings The Orlentals
won by q score OF % to DO
The employees OF Hasted Haines Co. are ''rais-
ing ructi0ns." They defeated nine selected from
the Commonwealth and Baltic Insurance Companies
on Saturday last with score OF rs to To-
MATCHES TO COME OFF. 1
June 24.-Active vs. Harlem. Capitoine grounds.
June A.-Eureka lOf Newark, vs. Champion, OF
Jersey City. Eureka grounds.
June 25.MOriental We. the Field. Greenpoint.
June 25.-0lympic Theatre Vs. Bowery Theatre.
June 25.-Excelsor VS.. Alert, Of Seton Hall. Capt.
tOline grounds.
June 2s.-Champion vs.. Resolute, Of Elizabeth. At
June 8.-Eckford vs.. Oriental, Of New York.
June 27-Star Vs. Independent. Capitoline
June 27.-Union Vs. Gramercy. Unions old grounds,
Melrose.
June 27.-Harlem vs.. Star, of Pleasantvie.
To-day the Atlantlcs play with the Atlsntics OF
ILL.,; Friday with the Bloomington Ull.l Club, and
Saturday with the Unions, at st. Louis.