New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-13
ATLANTICs VS.. HAYMAKER
The following is the correct score of the match
payed at Troy Oh Tuesday. between the above clubs:

played at Troy Tuesday, between the above clubs
isl "a 81 sh sih. Ctr 7lb. oshTo,al
s hS-r.s "a
Martin pitched in the effective style for the At
ms pitching. He was admirably supported. Charles
MILLS acted as umpire, and Pearce caught The gold
ball Vas presented 70 theAtanties yesterday
TIE CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT.
The Mutual Club have issued the following
70 ne Boz, Ran Paternity.
,oun land having agreed modify and amend the ssmel inviting then
H . u s che aaus Bas, Bah Gao Of SeS-io Civ 6ee
he U3, sat- On! ~. ~ Yue thereof ny ne "hP lag 1AA &c
Ovas to te ieHe Of The season may
saee The year ~ WI be exhibition OF practice games and not
Gesrc prepared defend title
ALEx V DsyibsoS secretary Mutual Baseball Cluh.
This announcement by the Mutuals is considered TO be
premature IL mas been understood that the
leading clubs would accept tournament Of the kind
provided II arranged on the singie-game rule. The
season docs not cOse, according TO baseball rules, unu
November.
TIE STAR AND HARVARD MATCH.
TO me EdttOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: The paragraph in your paper this morn
ing regarding match between the Harvard and star
Base Ball Clubs, to unjust toward the former
No Club ever visited the Harvards without receiving
{" fair play" and in many games witnessed by me on
Jarvis Field Cambridge, "local crowd" has ever
shown the slightest disposition TO interfere. The Har
yards came Brooklyn, and played the stars on the
played the Harvafds grounds, and 1t appears not
very demand that the Harvards should
ground insure fair play TO their opponents
when there for expecting anything else
Oh Jarvis Field. Were the situation reversed and had
enc game been played Jarvis Field, II would be
thought singular il the Harvards should demand that
the second game be played al Philadelphia, lest the
friends Of the Stars should not allow fair game on the
uapltOlnc Grounds. BOSTON.
htlo York. Oct. u, 1870
THE EXHIBITION GAMES IN TROY.
The ITOg Times, IN commenting on the gold
bal game PLAYED at Troy on Monday, says:
&c bot John WILDLY who proposed
eIpcuses the clubs iron NesiOrk 70 Troy that
BOT m hm Che would Lave received he s1l nua Oenei
resulted lie entitled 70 the thanks Of all For tie
Atlantic and HaynAer players and Of TIE
tbe Para tbe orphans likewise great n
l,.d and viii NEVER efforts
generously aided a The o6is Of The game vii amount to
about $1,000
Ple Of A;utes although did the frut
Lh presented o., J. T. Clear ir making the ht bae hts 80
NJ Atlantis rc both On cola VAL and the silver fruit dish.
John Greene umpred the game very satisfactorily.
T. NOTES.
The contest between the Stars and Athlet-
fCs-hrst match-akes place the CapitOine Grounds
d Saturday. II promises TO be an exciting game.
The Stars have received letter from the
HaTvards to the effect that the return match must be
played the Jarvis Field, Cambridge, or If not, they
will claim the amateur championship. IL is thought
this game being played az Cambridge, when all their
other prominent games this have been played
the Union PARK Grounds aud this field has been in real
Wy the HaiNads gIQunds thrs season. The greatest
utti II D. huneSteG IN regard 70 this match, and il
tlI be disappointment u it docs not take place.