The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-05

Match Bci,occn ne MdrUidnd CI1J, Of BaHinorc,
and he National, Of Washington, D. C.-The
match for the championship Of the South, be-
tween the Maryland club aud the National
(Washington) club, was played on the Madi.
son avenue grounds yesterday, In the presence
@, seye ,hH hundred hundred PEOPLE many ladies being
felt In the result, and now, for the first time,
baltimore base ball club has held the cham
The game began at 2.5S, with the National
at the bat. Parker led on with a foul bound,
taken by Kcerle. Hollingshead struck strong
PAL 70 centre th eia 5Ss was heideH n r.. 50
Ward Knocked "daisy cutter" to Amman, who
stopped 4 in good style, but, BY wild throw
they were left, ForkeI going out on hIgh:ny
taken by Rorke, and Berthrong out on the FIRST
BY a good throw Of Annan's-s blank for the
The Maryland started in as promising style,
Hooper going out on foul fly, well taken By
Berthrong. Wilson was unable TO run, and
Hooper running for him, by hectncss and good
lodging, reached home. Rorke made his frat,
butwa put out attempting TO run his second.
Amman scored, and Kecrlc struck out-two runs
for Maryland
In the second innings Flnney was the only
man who reached his first, Hodges retiring on
q tip fly by Keerlc, Crawford on q foul bound
BY k 81 and r SreSson fly by Lucas at
2, . order In the I'd innings, Lucas going out
on foul fly by Berthrong. Worthington,
after making his % on splendid hit to centre
field, was put out at the home.base by a
throw of Crawford, and Lilly went out on the
LIST by throw OF Crawford.
In the ID innings Parker made his LIST on a
good ball to right field; Hollingshead caught
out on the ny BY Lilly; Forker on good fly
catch by Hooper In the right field, and Berth
EGngt a,sG b WNT.hnEtHT H the ieitMap9taer
out on n foul bound by Berthrong, but by
runs, and Rorke out at the lat by a throw OF
Ward-2 runs for the Maryland.
Hodges and Finney redeemed themselves in
the Attn innings BY scoring2 runs for the Ma
tional, the frat OF the game; Crawford retired
by kcsrie, and Hoiiingshcad on a high iiy BY
AMMAN, leaving Parker on his base, both runs
being made BY the wild throwing Of the Mary
land: The Maryland were treated to another
blank; Amman and Lucas going out on foul
bound catches by Berthrong, and Keerlc struck
out-game standing to 2, Maryland ahead.
In the fifth innings Ward was put out on the
LIST by good throw by Amman, Forker on a
foul iiy by Keerle, Berthrong scoring and Fin
ney going out on fly by Amman, leaving
Hodges on his base. One run for the National
and the Maryland managing TO make another
0, Worthington's ball being captured by waid.
Lilly struck out and Doyle out on the lat by a
throw of Ward.
In the sixth Innings the National improved
their batting considerably and increased their
score by three runs; the only noticeable play
being quick throw of kecrle to the Sd base,
putting out Forker. Amman took his base on
called balls and was then put out by o quick
throw of Greason. Rorke made his run, the
0, Maryland 8.
The National in the seventh Innings added
one run to their score, Lucas distinguishing
himself by a good high ily catch Tho Mary
land again retired in the /, 2, . order; Keerle
struck out; Lucas out on the I'd and Worth
ington out on the LIST by q throw of Crawford.
The National again began their heavy bait
ing and added four runs to their score, max
ing the beat strikes in this inning that were
made during the game. Kcerlc after sharp
run put Hollingshead out by splendid left
hand foul ny.
The Maryland began the sth inning with
certainly the pretticst play Of the afternoon,
Wilson, Rorke, Amman, Lucas, Worthington,
Lilly, and Doyle scored; kecrle being unjustly
decided out on the home base by the umpire,
when he had rs fairly made HIS run as any,
body during the game. The score at the end
Of the sth innings was: Maryland, 70; National,
II. Parker made his score, and Forker sent
up Nightly, which dropped nicely into
Rorke's hands, and by good double play Ward
was put out on the first and Hollingshead at
the home base. The Maryland had only one
their friends were considerably depressed
when Hooper went out on a foul bound. Will
son, the next at the bat, struck good ball to
the centre field, and Hooper running for him,
made his second, and by sharp running sue
ceEsively the third and home. Rorke out on
the frat, and Amman on a fly by Crawford.
The maryland Club Is now the champion
club south OF Philadelphia. They have worked
hard to secure the position, and will have to
work still harder to maintain their right to the
title. The following is the score: Maryland
0,2, /, 8, l, I, l-total, l2.-Bdhimore Gd=siie Sd
instant.