New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-07


tween the Eckford the present champions ana the A,
lantics. Very little betting done not any openly
II ia forbidden on the Grounds, but the Atlantcs wer
the favores 900 to nOe The best OF order prevailed
antics at the bat who, from the commencement gave
fine exhibition OF heavy and safe batting The feidn,
lantics but three made first bases on errors-onc,
muf by Allison, again q dropped ny ball by Woo
judgment by Trescy at second OF the other err 0n
Jewett and Martin dropped one fyba esch Jewett had
five passed balls and Martin three OyerPtches these
all the errors made by the Eckords The Atlantos
allowed the first base TO be made eight tes-0nce
very bad by Crane, and once on dropped ny.ball by
Mcdonald once on muf by Start, and once on mufi
by Pearce these and two passed balls by Ferguson com
prised the errors on the Atlantic ade, Although the
scores were large, the game was we'll played on both
sides, and was won by the superior batting Of the
the Atlantcs' Crane made Rd' the most errors;
yet notwlths this fact, his play was Brilliant
putting out three his base, two on fly catches
and assisted start first base five times But to Fer
gs0n must be given the honor OF especially distinguish
ing himself His catching was msgneeh Wen vnr
even and regular Chapman the fore part OF the game
played rather lazly, but soon warmed Up ana ora h
high standard PRe's throwing was also very fine
start at rt base was yey A I rnns m an two
out, first. and ~ total Pike was next, having
CHAPMAN and Mcdonald we're also worthy OF notice f
fine displays Of safe batting. or the Eckfords "Oocs
The ycatching In the outAeld by Patterson Pinkham
and HOdes excellent. Nelson's base play ana ny
catching superb Jewett caught very well behind
Martin pitched the whole OF the game In his best nae
and very few balls called on him. Allison AT mrs
faultless Treacy Is far from being IN condition io
playing ball he should not on tho neld unti ne ma
entirely recovered from his lameness The EekiOrd mn,
IS much weakened by the present inefciency OF Uni,
valuable player. Mr.. McMahon's unlpiring was very
the iEnnss, With the full score appended
an easy one TO Hodos who sent first and the striker
was out Smith repeated this play. start hit terrific
Chapman made his third base good hit and his home
bad throw by Jewett. Ferguson took his first on
ny ball Two runs. Eckford.-Allson took his base on
good hit the left cld Patterson his second on good
hit to the left field Martin hit good one and Allison
got home. Nelson sent bouRder to Crane who put out
Martin at second and then sont to start at hrst put
bali him by Hodes but took the next chance and
tired Jewett Two runs Second Inning Allan,
base bS ,'o'' Mcdonald hit long one to the
right field and made home Pearce was the second
center field and start made his second home run on
splendid long hit TO the right Held Chapman was the
went out on very brilliant fine hand.
catch by Ferguson Wood went out by Crane TO start at
score, 2. Third inning Atlantc.-Fergnson out on well
Judged foul bound by Bennett and Crane by Nelson To
next struck heavy one to the right field making home
run Mcdonald took his first on good MT Pearcc mex
ISr ana McDonaId col home Some change were
then made the out field. Pnkham went TO left Pat
man, and Ferguson a made bases on clear hts
and all but the latter got home Crane finished
made his sd base on very Wild throw
by Smith Patterson went out on the fly by smith Martin
hit well for base hut got two as Chapman muned the
ball Nelson made two bases good hit, Martin got
ting home Hodes hit for one but got three ~ Pike
the fly by Pcarco Tracy got las first on nuf by Pcarco
but Dverran and went out on al by Ferguson 10 franc
change IN the Eckford nine Iroacy going to short eld
and Hodes to center Zettlcn went out on the ny by
Hodes Pike made two'base Int and home on Mellon
AIDS hit on which the latter went out by Ieacy TO Allison
AZ PcarCe made one base hit but was left as smith
went out on a foul fly by Jewett-l run. Score H.
Ecfords-Wood hit safe FOL one base. Pnkhan took
his lst mutt by Crane. Allison hit safe
to tho center Held, Wood and pinkham getting home
Patterson made his second fine hit 20 the left field.
Martin his first on muf 10y Crane-two more men get.
ting home Nelson sent one to Crane who muied IT, hut
Pike got IT, and by splendid throw To smith az 81 put
out Martin Hodes struck well for base, and Jcwctt
for three, IIodes getting home TTeacy soni safe one
for his lat, Jewett getting nome WOOD sent nue. one
the left field, TreaoY getting home ana turning The
Allison made bis first on safe Int To the center Held
Pike threw thew the ball badly 10 smith at Sd and Pink
Pierce to start At s Martin bit safe for his 81 base
Nelson hit for his 2d Martin getting home. Hodes
F,fth innins.OAuants start made hs sd on long hit
TO the right neld but would have been put at beo
made home run a splendid hit 30 the left Held Fer
guson made one hit Crane took his first on badly
double play ze,tein and PIKE made bases on hits The
scored but the fourth wac left AS MELON
aid went the fly by Allison Pearcc by Patterson and
Smith, after having life given him by players running
together put out by Wood to ITeacy a. second base
Treacy by Pearce To start Wood took his first
on muff by start, Jewett scoring Plnkham went out
by Crane 10 start Allison Patterson, and Martin struck
we'll for one base tho first scored the second left
aud the third ont second base on Nelson's hit by
went out on the Hy by Martin; Chapman made two bases
Ferguson one Crane three Zetten one aud Pike two all
Treaoy Pearce and Smith made their frst hits, and
scored their runs. Start made his third home run
made his hit but went out on second by Martin
to Wood on Ferguson's hit Crane was third man; by
Nelson went out the fly by Crane Hodes duplicating
Jewett hit for base, Treacy for twO Jcweu getting
home Treacy was left Wood the third man out,
by Crane TO Start One "a Seventh Innings
AaDtcs-Zettein made his first clean hit Pike his
on dropped fly by Wood. Mcdonald made the longest
hit OF the game, making home run. Pearce took his
fret on a badly dropped ball by Allison Smith his
Chapman made no base, Ferguson two, both securing
runs Crane went out on the fly by Pnkham, and Zet,
stole home on pitch. Mcdonald went out by Wood to
Allison; nine runs; score &c. EehoTds-Pinkham went
out on the fly by Mcdonald, and Allison by Chapman
Patterson made his first on good hit and his third on
passed ball by Ferguson, but stayed there as Martin
Eighth innng-Atlantic-P out the fly by Pink.
foul fly by Treacy and start on foul bound
by Jewett first whitewash: score, 81. Eckfords-Nel
son out on the fly by Chapman; Hodes took his first
Oh good hit; Jewett went out on wetaken foul ny by
start HOdes went out at third Ivy Mcdonald to Crane
and finishing TO Smith at third; no runs; score, "a
Ninth g-Atlantic-Chapman made his second
home-run on terfinc MT 10 the ieitnela Ferguson
Jewett made his base d clean hit scored his
Crane made good base hit Zettlen went the
nv by Pinkham Pike made two bases Mcdonald,
Pearce and Smith each one, all scoring runs; Start
then made his fourth hOme-run OF the
longest hits that has been made the
ground the ball going clear down to the fence
Chapman went out by Wood TO Allison and Ferguson
the y by Pattersons runs score A. Eckf0rds Jewett
went out on foubOund by Ferguson. Treaey took his
first on muff by Crane. Wood made the first homerun
on the Eekford side Oh terrific hit 10 the center field
PinkhaIn also made honerun very long hit 70 the
night held Allison went out by Smith to Start at first
and Patterson closed the by going out ON the same
base by TO Starts score, Is Total
Atlantic IS; EckfOrd, rs.
n In 7. - sCKYOBb o. n II 2.
Psarce . s.......l Allison, Let h...... I
Smith 81 b........l Patterson, "a. h.... 4
start Ia, b.......2 % Martin, p..........4
Chapman J. L...... II helsOu, db........ ) 4