The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-06
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Base Ball Notes.


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The following question has been propouBd> = ~
friend Mort, and answered by HIM
oues,ion.-A running between first second
The bali thrown 70 second having turn,
touched BY B; holding the second
slip. past B. and now stands between second and rss aud
s ssa o %s a /.
ball or been three feo from one or the other of these
notwithstanding to your statement the player
We think the player was out and that the decision
was strictly in accordance with section seven OF
rue Tour which says OF player running the bases
~ lie fail to touch each base be runs TO he shall be
ueeiared out unless he return to such base before
sne pail be held on IT," This portion Of the rule
s says 1onng about touching the player and makes
.,s pase without touching 1t and held the ball OH
Tue Oase before had returned to it; therefore
w Was ou'. LOOK over the matter again. friend
The Cncinnatls defeated the Buckeyes on wednes-
SSIed wn IataS score OK 20 to H. Berthrong and
played on the Buckeye side but under protest OF the
q i t as WORD had been sent from washington
the National Club Hatfield did not play in the Gin
cinnati's nine. There may arise some work for the
National Judiciary Committee out Of this game.
The Cincinnatis contemplate an Eastern tour, and
are endeavoring 10 erect arrangements with the At
lantc, Union, Mutual, Eckford and other clubs
The Chicago folks have become so Injured to muir
ders and violent proceedings OF one kind and
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player In consequence OF an accident Is matter OF
little moment. Not word has been seen referring
to the condition OF John Zeller since lie broke hts
kneepan.
THE Excelsiors of Rochester defeated the Auburn
Club on Wednesday at Auburn. Score, IS to 8.
me lrl-Mountalns OF Boston defeated the Meta
comets OF TAUNTON on Wednesday, with score OF 81
| 70 ~ O'Bren pitched for the TrMountains,
mat II appears he has not given up base ball to Ego
lt' again on cricket.
49, They do not play exceedingly fast in Michigan
me Merchants' Club, of East Saginaw, and the In
| experienced, OF Saginaw, played four innings on
| Tuesday afternoon, when the game was called in
consequence OF the darkness. score-Merchants AS
| inexperienced, o.
The grand fair at New Harmony, Ind will open
With q base ball match on the 9th inst.
| "Ihe neld" defeated the Alerts OF Charleston, 8.
o., on Tuesday. Score, 25 to IL.
Inc Actives OF Louisville, defeated the Lone Star
OF that place on Tuesday, with score OF 81 to ~
corresponding Secretary Macdiarrnid is keeping
| very quiet.
! The Stars say so, but the Actives say otherwise
! There are many who say, to think otherwise Is q
wise way TO think.
The time devoted to the memory OF Harry Du-
plgnac VIII shortly be passed and we shall see IL
Walker pitch as he can pitch and the Others don't
get angry on account OF some trning mispiay by
! somebody they may win the game.
| The plan of raising o white flag with the word
"Out" painted on IT, to be raised when a striker
player Ii out, 30 that all present may know the
| pire's decision has been successfully operated.
The Capitoine Club, OF Brooklyn, has secured
| several Of the Rose Hill nine, OF st. Johns College,
| Fordham.
| The gold championship ball and badges for the
champion nine OF 1868 offered by the Queen OF the
sporting world are on exhibition at one OF the
prominent Broadway ewelry establishments.
The Athletics, OF Brooklyn are practising and i'm
proving steadily.
Tomorrow the Athletic-Atlantic return game
comes or at the Union grounds.
report has been started TO the eject that Dock
ney has left the Mutuas. The report Is false.