The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-25
Rase Ball Notes.

cipa topic OF conversation in base ball. circles The
majority Of disinterested persons look on the re.
installation OF George Flanly as good omen, and
his pleasant. gentlemanly department on the ball
field has endeared him to AL who admire the game
but have no interested motives in regard TO any club
1t Is pretty generally conceded that VOTERS has
left the Mutual and is endeavoring 10 organize
club in Newark This is to be regretted, as VOTERS
Is quiet unobtrusive man and plays with will
when properly supported In the field, but he becomes
dispirited If his opponents "punishn his pitching
too severely. He Is good batter and an excellent
nine with him can do nne service. II he should
succeed in organizing nine at Newark they could
not engage IN any match games within TWO months,
and by that time the greater part oil the season wiz
The question, "who ts to be the Mutuars new
swered. There are rumors to the effect that Pabor
viii be the man. Then again others say that the
few days, at most, will settle the question, and
the legion OF ball players and friends Of the
Mutual Club await anxiously the solution. OF the
query. The Mutual will hold special meeting to-
morrow evening at the club headauarters; and,
from shadows cast before, 1t may be judged that
events to come up at the meeting Will very much
At the base ball headquarters in Ann street notice
has been received Of the organization q new club
must be sweet-scented club; and has 1t already
given evidence Of Its solidlty in procuring com
a new club has been organized in Brooklyn, and
styled the Bedford
The Momoweta Club,.of Greenport, came down to
Earnest Club, OF the latter place, defeating them BY
The Ciarendons ira, Of this city have elected the
following officers for the ensuing year. McCanill,
President; Thomas Rush, Vice President; Frank
Secretary; L. Feeny, Corresponding Secretary; u.
French, II. Brown, @. Christie. J. Trim and E.
The CIarendons have secured Van Alst, formerly
pitcher for the Eckf0rd, as pitcher, and Battersha
formerly Of the Princeton College nine TO play third
The Socials and their friends will play at ball at
Elm Park on Thursday-not base ball, but dance
ball me soclas nave zone thus tning before ana
the Comus Union, social organization, of Will
town, on Saturday next, at East New York.
There ID probability that Atwater Will not pitch
spraned an ankle ana that may prevent him from
participating in the game this year.
Why would not the undress uniform Of the blonde
brigade do well for base ball miner The Cincin-
natl ballists are getting towards IT, Theyihave now
TWO mines in stockings and one 'Nightcap''-ed.
The Oympics OF washington were not very sue
cessful on their trip. cruel wag suggests that
the reason was their Force was not heavy enough.
The Empires were presented on 1,nu last,
Starr donation and very acceptable, as at match
games it is difficult to keep the spectators outside OF
the lines 10 consequence OIL the absence Of any marks
The buffalo Express says, ave hear It reported
that one or two Of their best men have left the Ma
Tne .sRed stockingsv DO not conane themselves
solely to base ball. 1t appears for they occasionally
spunKy lot Of youngsters known as the Athletes
have issued the following pronunciamiento:-"We
the members OF the athlete base ban So 90 hereby
tral PARK, either for belt whip" Nothing said
about any whipping or betting:
Inc Nameiess Ciup' Of feexsKiii' s'aftea on tour
The olympic Base Ball Club. Of Eagewater now
aSss aieS
Tottenviie, IS. July 5-olympc, II; stapleton nine
knsvie, 81; 2gist-0lympic 81; Tecamseh Of PORT
Richmond, IL. The olympic nine contemplate
The Maryland Club champions of the South. will
be In this City during the ensuing week On Inurs-
day they WIN play the EcEfords on Fr'd a the A,an
strong, well trained nine, and the games they play
viii undoubtedly be worth SEEING
good record this and are practising regularly
SO that they may 90 something against the Eckfords
VIII" The blessed" nine known as the Flyaways, few
away with the Marions the other day, with score
OF 20 to II. The Marions are ready TO take hold Of
any mine that comes along, they say. They took hold
OF the youngsters from M0rroghstown the other day
but the latter 1lew away from them as stated above
member of the illtmitabIe and irrepressble Kelly
family appears In the Marion nine. The game was
played on the Union grounds, and must have been
line one Judging from the score.
YORK on Thursday last to play the De xters. very
nne game was played which resulted In favor OF the
Dexters with score OF "a to 20.
game was played on the 14th instant at SAUCER
ties between the listers, OF Saugertes, and the TX.
ceslors, Of Green county which resulted In favor oil
the former, with score Of IS to 3s.
Tomorrow the Empires first and second Mines
will have match game at Hoboken. There will, Of
are many asprants for positions in the nine, and
each one will no doubt put his best foot forward.
Tomorrow the Unions, OF Morrsania will play
their first match game OF the season with the Ath-
letes at washington Heights.
on Tuesday the Actyes will play their first match
game OF the season on the Capitolne grounds. Their
opponents on the occasion WIN be the Excelsiors,
and a fine game may reasonably be expected. On
the same day the Gothams win play the Champions,
OF Jersey city, at the Elysian Fields Hobokcn and
the Mutuals VIII probably play the Harmonics at the
Union grounds.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday, as mentioned
above the Maryland CLUB VIII be here.
On Thursday the Athletics OF Brooklyn, Will play
the Suiolks al Huntington, L. /.
On Friday the Gothams will play the Socias at the
Maid