New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-26
THE. MUTUAL-oLYMpIC GAME
The following is fine score of the game be-
tunnn Inhs naNnl In washington on lucsuAy,
Totalun...,.".,,..27 81
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Fauey Hatfield. Is Out Foas-0ymPe 49, M.1'aI, u
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minutes Umpe-D Brisa National Base Ball Club ScorsIs-
Msssrs Fullerton and Miller
The washngtonans are in rapures over the victories
by tho National and Olympic Clubs IN eoneeia q,
prominent citizens have subscribed handsome fund TO
present the Olympcs with the finest sut tnnt eIu Oo
ordered the selection 10 be left TO the club the.lNe
II said that the Muuals not satisfied with tnrr uoupe
defeat, will return TO Washington from Baiilmo5e on
Olympics Oh Saturday aud Monday.
MUTUAL VS.. MARYLAND. -,
BALTIMORE, Aug. ga game OF base, pau II
New,YOri and the Marylands OF Baltimore "hlch re
suited rs follows: Mutual, q Maryland 49,
ALPHA VS.. ATHLETIC OF BROOKLYN.
The return game of this series was played on
tho Capolino ground, Brooklyn, yesterday. The hrst
game was won by the Aphas, in ten innings by scoro
of 80 This result gave promise OF another in9
three Of their best Moody catcher Packer t base
ard Remsen center field Brady played ist Dase veS
poorly losing several opportunities for putg OUT men
James and Frcdorlcks played behind b0lh ao,hs W.T.
fredericks especlaIy as he lo3h hin
In the center hed ne also usuus I a .,,i
self by making the finest catch OF the game
Iilycrs pitching villa ana uneven lhhhS t'hpoO
impossible for the catcher 20 calculate with any degree
OF accuracy jackson pitched couple OF INNINGS but ne
did little better James played as well as usual MUM
stopping and throwing excellent. Woods play NJ
"a good. OF the rest very tte can De shu iucIo
was very good individual play, but the Aphas as
"A whole played far below their standard. Their OppO,
ucnts made the LIST base - times Oh errorstbe tOthl
errors were about three times that number AT the nat
they did well tho Athletics This Club had out the
strongest they could muster with but one oAcep
tlun-Edwards NOOnans play nj short Held was the
OF the game his stopping ana throwing TO ls
was superb lie put out three men on ny'balls ana
assisted In dspOsing OF five on the bases Mad
second base, also especially noticeable lot
brilliant playing. Prices catching was exceedingly
good lie plays his position second 10 40 amateur
catcher in this noighbOrhOod. HChardson's pitching
was regular very few balls being called against him
H. Madden al first base, did remarkably well The rest
had nothing do but field In the balls. Ireland did not
play In his best style Although the Athletics played
we'll they can do much better with the nine they hhu
ont yesterday. They permitted tho Alphas 10 get 10
first eight times errors and In other instances
played badly Game was called NJ $40. with the Alphas
At tho bat who made aud retired, their opponents
taking the lead by scoring three runs IN their rst inning
Ina tho second the phas took the lead by score oi gto
but lost I'm tho third the standing IS 10 against
them They did get the lead again, bu made good
rally FOR t In tho last two unlug5 but the game closed
with the score 10 % favor Of their opponents Ap