New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-14
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sr.or r HENDERSON out, 90 Foul ua1-Ahee l"e' b.
oLYyfPIcs or WASHINGTON.
The Secretary of the Olympic Club has sent
UI, bo rhoy exrccicd 70 pay tis week. mat then
intended visit has been postponed until me ran months
HARVARD COLLEGE ". NATIONAL.
ALBANY July 13-Thc baseball match be
tween the Harvard College nine g"a tHg IT., EtGsIs o.
this city, today resulted in favor OF the H''''fu' ~
RED STOCKINGS VS.. oLYMrIcs.
CINCINNATI. July 13--1hc base ball match be-
tween the Olympics Of Washington, ID e, a1d ON" " r.
stockings " this cty resulted IN defeat Of the o.ym
FLYAwAYS vs.. MAE1oNs.
4 match game for the Championship OF juniol
Hunters Point. yesterday. After % wollrlaycd and
clo,clycoutcstcd game the iIya"ays Won 10y q score
Of n 10 H.
UNIONS OF MoRRIsANIA vs.. ATHLETES OF
WASHINGTON Nights
The cX-champiOus viii make their first
nprcaTauce thr season i W. gr t,,
''''' '' fcKroGD vs.. ORIENTAL.
| series with tins strong amateur mine on the IH.ou
! ground. WilliaIusburgh. this afternoon.
| THE REORGANIZATION or THE MUTUAL CIT %.
I'm consequence of the sudden death oi VT.
John EIdcys mother Troy and DTS ahsrucc 90 attend
Tho funeral the meeting OF the Mutual nine, which was
to have been held Last evening, has been indefinitely
postponed n is conceded ou ul sides that Niry
will from this time beuccorth direct the action OF the
profession Mr. Nldry rs cWiucutly nttcd 10 take
charge Of the nine. aud under biz control The club
VIII, no doubt. soon regain tuu'h or ~ l"iWri
prestige Tho Union ground. Wlllum.hurgh, has been
secured Mr. Wirv for two days u fHr week Tor pIr
tcr for tie balance 0f the H. have DO four
practice. The paid salary Tot iu' season, ana
Mr. Wdcy takes The right view %! the case when hc says
employ. aud will hold them 10 accountability Tor absence
aud make propOrtiuuatc reduction from snary The nr
rugcmcnt Of matches u 90 be lcft altogether TO Mt
WdryS Judgment IL" j. said To nave declared thut II
possible he will arrange 10 that the nine viii ay every
pleasant day OF tile The recent action % the
cub has met with general commcHdJtun, and b. VIII not
adopt His directing system. Baseball has become q
business and the playcr- recognize II ~ such the
Of their prestige Of late but by their recent action have
every promise Of Tcginiug more than they have
lost. Yesterday afternoon the Mutus had their first
absent as also was Mcmahon until late In the afternoon.
HOdc and Carlton 81 the Eckfors filled the places ~
the abscntccs. The nine PLAYED against a hcld
appeared for the first time IN tho Club.
lie plays the base very WELL and VIII improve win prac
cc. Hatfield played I'm ms new position, third base, ana
played we'll. Both the Nils were IN their usual posi-
lions. Dcvyr played snort, Swauddl pitched, Norton
took the right field, aud Mcmahon, M the latter part of
the game, right stop. During the game q remarkably
brilliant play made follows Three men on bases,
when the striker (SwandcD struck "a bouuder To the
pitchcr C. Mllls who sent u home. putting out one
man MIN, sent il to third nIatncD putting out an.
other Hatfield quickly sent IL TO second Murray, put
ting out the third man. who equally rs quick sent 1t 10
first H. Mlls), putting out tho striker tie fourth man.
At The end Of tie nuth inning the stood 80 to in
favor Of the Mutuals.