The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-24
BASE BALL NOTES.

The only game played yesterday was by tina storm
King. The storm King mad the innings and nad not
been put on, at the time the reporters Obliged
10 leave.
The Clan. organization lOrionl viii 20 to fremont
on tuesday to play the Unions. The Giants will take
the hafp past two 7, 81, train from Twenty sixth
street.
yne weather Will soon obgs the ball players and
others 10 keep indoors az much possible. In view
OF that event the bail players gradually turning
their attention from meetings sae ned 20 the meet
ings or the state associations
The New YORK state ASSOCIATION will meet 10 the
Assembly Chamber Of tne capitol, at Albany, on
Thursday, NOV. Ii. ~ eleven O'Clock in tue fore.
noon. The recording secretary has prepared and
ssued circulars tue clubs notifying them OF the
approaching meeting. Each club desiring to be
represented should send two delegates provided
with proper credentials, and with statements con.
tanning the name OF the club, date Of organization,
names OF ofilCers, number OF members and days ana
places OF playing. Clubs not wishing to send dele
gates may be represented by letter They should
send the statement mentioned above and the annual
fee OF ave dollars The secretaries II. W. Garfield
and NJ J. Kelly, will be at tho Delayan House on the
day preceding the meeting, 10 receive the creden'
ON applying for Official permission to use the
Assembly Chamber FOR the purpose 81 holding the
meeting, the recording secretary received IRON Gov
ernor Holman an autograph ietter OF which The io-
lowing IS copy
srArr o. Srw YorS ExEcr rtye ca.M.Es,.
ALBANY Oct. TO- 1859.
Mr. n KrLLy:-f
DEAR sIB-fho Assembly Chamber VIII be open the
18th poNmo for the Convention Of tue ASSOCIATION Base
Ball Clubs Of the state requested ~ your letter of the 18th
inst Very truly yours, JOHN T. HOFFMAN
me Philadelphia Junior bsists are "heayyv on
names for their clubs In one section OF the town
tManayunk) they nave the Young Media "IIoga,u
''ForrestsD ''Snatcners,v ''ited Rose,r Blooming
Rose "spread Eager and other ''sich like.r
The home and home game between the Mutuals
and Atlantics viii be played al the Union grounds
on Thursday next
The home and home game between the Eagles and
Gotnams viii be played on Tuesday at the Elysian
Fields. The Eagles intend to make a grand swoop,
and will sail away with the Gothams n the latter
don't win the game. 'ShuahN
The csnvassing for ofeers OF the State Association
10 beginning. As yet, however, there has been but
little said In regard TO candidates for oicia success
sion Ii is pretty generally conceded that the Pres
dency should 20 to some Of the clubs from the
western part OF the state. Mr. Lewis, OF the Niagara
Club OF BUFFALO, has been incidentally mentioned, a.
OF Western New York. IL Is probable that Mr.. Gar
neld Will be unanimously reelected az correspond
ing secretary, a. in fact he should be. There win,
probably, be some changes made In the other 0nces,
but nothing definite can be Ascertaincd az present
The Dauntlcss, OF Bergen, defeated the Dauntless,
OF Brooklyn, on Friday. ~ Bergen, with the score
10 to Q, In seven innings.
The Young Gramercy defeated the Harlem on
Thursday In nve inninGa, with the ac0re 20 TO y.
The advent oI the Red Stockings IN California hes