The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-15
Base Ball Notes.


The "Haymakers' defeated the Harvards yester
day, in full game, at Troy Score-Haymakers, %;
Harvards, 10.
The Bluf City Climb, Of Memphis, played the Holt
Club, Of Newport, at Cincinnati, on Monday and
were defeated with a score Of 81 10 10.
They have some half dozen or more new clubs in
Cincinnati since the "Red Stockings !" trip.
The Sherman Club, OF Utica, contemplate taking
trip through Canada.
The Nia9aras, OF Buffalo, are keeping very quiet.
There must be something wrong in the western end
OF the state The Niagara Falls Club the Niagaras
OF I.ockport, have not been making any stir this
season. WherefOreg
twas rumored that the Eckfords would start on
their tour during the present week. They VIII not
start until perhaps the end OF the month They will
play the Stars on Saturday next at the Union
grounds and the Orientais OF New York on Monday
next. The game with the latter was to have been
played yesterday, but the weather looked rather too
'dampsh." SO the game was put OFF until Monday.
The Green Stockings, from Omaha, are in town
and IN fine trim for their game with the Blue Stock.
ings, of Hiccory Dock. The latter have exhausted
the resources OF two or three carriage houses to
provide barouches, in which the contestants
viii be conveyed TO the field OF action. The
Two umplres and the Eeferee who have been
seiecIeI 20 oni-.ae nave been locked up in one Of
the county jury rooms, will be conveyed 10 the
grounds In a closed carriage and there posted on
elevated platform, so tnat they may be free from
any attempts to brbe or intimidate them. Garvey's
campaign bell has been secured and VIII ring merry
as its marriage namesake. The seventh regiment
band, unuer the direction OF General GraluHa-Wlo
has been specially imported from the department Of
the Sound TO direct the sound on the occasl0n-yll
head the cavalcade Of coaches on the way from the
Mutual Club House to the grounds ana back again.
There Will be two members Of the opposing Mines
one from each club-in every COACH and the huge
truck with the huge bell on will cOse the process
sion. The proceeds taken at the gate will go to the
relief OF those who may be disabled in the game
The Montauks defeated the Keystones lJrs.) on
Tuesday, with a score OF 33 to l6 The playing OF
McCrackin and Horrigan, OF the Keystones and OF
O'Donnell and Riordan, OF the Montauks, is spoken
OF as being first class. Good French names thoSe
The base ball game between the Harvard College
nine and the Haymakers, OF Troy yesterday after
noon, was won by the Haymakers, the score being
Haymakers, q; Harvards, 10.
Ii is proposed by Western paper that base ball
clubs secure ice pitchers during the warm weather.
The Empires, OF this city, have secured nice
pitcher already.
On Saturday as stated above, the Eckfords and
Stars play at the Union grounds. This will undoubt-
edy be OF the nnest games Of the season II both
clubs do as well they have been doing lately.
Play will be called at hall-pa three O'Clock.
ON Friday the Atlantics will play the Athletics, of
Brooklyn, at the Capitoline grounds.
On Monday the Empires Will play the Athletes, OF
VIII play the Orientals, OF New York, on the Union
grounds.
ON Tuesday the Gothams win play the Orions, and
the Eagles will play the Bergens at the Elysiar
Fields, Hoboken.
On wednesday the socials and sparts will make
another attempt to play at the Elysian Fields.