New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-30
ATLANTIC VS.. ORIENTAL

ATLANTIC VS.. ORIENTAL
The return game of this series viii be played
the Capitohne Ground Brooklyn mi, afternoon Inc
Orlentals strong amateur nine ana last week maui
Pastimes of Baltimore by a score OF l6 to 10
SOCIAL VS.. EMPIRE.
These veteran mines VIII struggle FOR the
supremacy at HobOken, this afternoon A good game
will no doubt be the result.
THE RED sTOCKING-HAYMAKER GAME:
The result of this game, which was played
in Cincinnati last Thursday has created much excite
ment base ball circles all over the country In CnCn
assembled TO witness the game by far the largest that
had ever been inside the Enclosed grounds The Dd"y
fery mary inspired deyOes otbe noble predicted sell cat
on the Part Of TIE hea Sea!g OF h b Of ~, game de-
considerable mssPpehenon Cd the part Of these Had
1t appears that there grounds for the above
statement, as the Red Stockings opened inc game win
score six their first innings, after two men bad
been put out when they should have retired with but
Ip the second inning the Red Stockings made 10 runs,
but Immediately lost the material advantage thus gained
should have had but The Red Stockings did not get
aG M in ordering I the
makers to leave the ground was most decidedly wrong
He had no authority whatever IN the premises The
| rules applicable 10 this case are as follows: 49,
Section Of Rule say; the umpire sha be the .oe nag o. ,
rule s When The umpire calls play the game must at
be proceeded .b ard The party failing to iat Their aopoLted position
uon Of the rule also says; be captains OF each Din" sha
M. Red Stoetos ge The yortes 10 betting before The ssm. BE-,
gan inning played their
bat with abiding faith they would desert their choice
hedge where wages that the
Stockings would beat the HaTmkes Ruo 10 the
separately sid Ns
being finished been made
conduct the HaymaEe IN Withdrawing uagsied by
Of Eastern friends backing then too heavily the strength oibt ls
Inning
The following is Mr.. McKeons statement, taken from
The Enquirer:
Captain the Red Stockings Captain and presented
from the Great Western Club. said oil night
recommend Will do that be Is gentleman.
didn't bin didn't know that there such club in eII
the Great Westerns snOt known tue hast but
drntd sC his
partially eOlh demand smother umpire, draa out
" the gLne ID last His decisions
against from start s unjust decision 10 the
lel4Id aided their told Captain bS
tt the umpire pus sons as that be should
bis and withdraw FROM the gam ben We Jaw that could
have justice be did We quit The game genteAnl possible
bat coming from the gonrd sbed and ibined our
onbas stoned and bad been for tao policemen Sergeant
aud Oeer Kennedy doubtful whether eond have
hotel without injury. They stood for did other
gentlemen, whose lanes have Forgotten
Mr. SchOheld secretary OF the Haymaker Club, states
that,
Dutcess Kissed the and th Secretary MI Joyce
admitted Umpres rulings pre- spoke
o! their members George Wright and he said Well yOu don't
get any than that your trp will do mighty weL
In reference to tue Buckeye game, Mr. Mexican said TO
Mr.. Harvey, a member OF that Club
I'VE vii! Cob other bat this After The mhui
Of to-day would he dol We have Oeh
thmsl treated here The Red Stockings and best
they treated with geuty Last Saturday the kck beat
aud people appauded them when s ball
given them President Champion has AwaJ Acted geuemM
and Ike him we'll Ihsvh anything against player in the