The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-08-10
,wing is the scores
Base Ball Notes.

To-day the Mutuals Will play the Irvngt0ns at the
Union grounds. The Mutuals are steadily improving,
and from the style Of play shown by them satur-
day last 1t may confidently be expected That the
game to-day will be something more than ordinary.
The Irvingtons have splendid nine, and Will make
a fierce fight.
The Orion Club Of this city. one Of the most gen.
tlemanly organizations in the city, went down to
Jarsay" a few days since and PLAYED picked nine
from Railway and Linden. The mighty giant" was
conquered by the sturdy Jerseymen but not until he
had scored ~ TO his opponents &c.
The Orientals OF this city purpose making tour
Southwark. They will leave here on Sunday evening
next play the Athletic and Keystone at Philadel-
phia, Pastime and Maryland at Baltimore, and
Nationals and Olympics at Washington.
A new club has been organized in Brooklyn and
styled the Union. The following gentlemen have
been electez oficers:-President, George W. Smith;
Vice President, Kipp Chapen; Secretary, II. H..
Leonard The uniform of the club Will be blue pants
white flannel shirt with initial gu" on the breast
AMI red cap. The club has obtained permission
rom the Prospect Park Commissioners to practise
regularly on the Park grounds.
The Jerome Club-cOmpOsed OF lot OF spunky
'young bOys'-deteated the Orio Club few days
since with the score "a to The Jeromes think that
with a little good training they could shake the
Senecas."
me Keystones Of this city possess some very good
players, and have presented strong nlnes for two
three successive years. They propose having game
between their mines of 1858 and 1859.
The Empires are getting on finely. Their playing
strength Is being steadily developed. Mr. r. Miller,
who TOR fourteen seasons has held the position first
baseman has consented to enter the field again, and
Will appear al mis- place and no doubt hold his own
with 1.-THE colts" during the balance OF the season.
On Thursday next as many members OF the nine Of
Should there be any vacancies In the old nine
have the choice Of substitutes. This WIN
ers, as 1t s understood that the substitutes Will be
taken from those who played IN the first nine In for
mer days. VOORHEES, Miller, Bloomfield, Benson.
Starr, Ward, Cameron Hosford, wilson and Of
course, Garrard Cook, Porter and sch liker are
pected to be on hand to participate IN the sport.
The Unions OF Morrisania, under the presidency Of
Mr.. Caudwell are rapidly regaining the enviable
position they held a few years ago, when all the
pretty girls Of Westminster county attended The
match, ana the boys played only to win che games
and the sweet smiles OF the danes. They have ar
ranged for games with all the leading old time anna
teur clubs, such as the EMPIRE Eagle, Gotham, Star
and Excelsior clubs.
The Empire second nine having walked away with
ments. =
Arrangements have been made for the following
MATCHES TO COME OFF.
August 10-Mutual vs.. Irvingt0n, on Union
August 1o-Eckford w. Central CITY, at Syracuse
August l1-keystone VS.. MOntauk, on Champion
GROUNDS, Jersey City,
August 1i-Eckrord vs., Alert, at Rochester.
August 11-Active vs. Gotham at Hoboken.
August 1l-Orlental vs.. Sparta, at Hob0ken.
August l2-Fly Away VS.. Independent on Union
grounds.
August 12-Eckford vs.. Forest City, at Cleveland.
August lS-Eckford vs.. Independent, at Mansfield,
August 1a-Mutual vs.. Powhatan, on Union
grounds.
August ls-Orion vs.. Sparta, at Hoboken.
August l3-Gotham VS.. Champion, second mines,
August l4-Mutua vs.. Star, O n Union grounds.
August l4-EckfOrd vs.. Buckeye, at Cincinnati.
August l4-Keystone Vs. Dexter, Champion
August I6-Eckford vs.. Cincinnati, at Cincinnati.