The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-08-25

Tutuals W. Forest City-A Splendid Game and
Any Quantity Of ExcitemGt-victory
for the New Workers by
Score Of 16 to Is.

That has been witnessed In this vicinity during the
present season. the contestants being the celebrated
hfutuss, OF New York, and the famous Blue Leg
eine Of the Forest City Club Of Cleveland. Ohio 1t
being . home-and-home game there was very
NATURALLY great deal of interest taken In It, and
consequently large concourse OF people, among
wnom were many OF Ewes fairest daugh-
Sofs "ehded their way out to Bedford
and were soon quietly seated awaiting the
appearance OF the knights Of the ball and
pat. They had not long to wait. however; for soon
Doth the blue legs and the green made their
appearance and at ten minutes past three began to
play, the 'Mutesn at the bat. At first the New
Workers. took the lead and at the end OF the second
shining they had mado seven to their opponents
three. In the next inning both parties got sight
or Chicago, but In the two next the Western lads
made eight runs and disposed OF their opponents
with but two. But the detail OF each inning which
follows tells the whole story.
! The playing Of each and every man on both SIDES
was just simply superb. On the part OF the blue
2egs j. White and Allison exceled. no less than
eight men being sacrificed the shrine OF the lat
Ger ann the former making one or two pretty and
Is din1cun foul catches as were ever SEEM Carlton
however, while ne played well enough perhaps, did
not captain the nine at ell, and the sooner the club
dispense with his services in this line the better 1t
Will be for themselves AS LOT the Mutuals they
each and every one excelled-tnat is, sxceed
almost anything else they have ever done in the way
pr me hitting and sharp and effective batting. The
betting throughout was lively, but very little money
was staked upon the game most every one betting
On the innings The following Is detail OF each In.
ning:-
First nnfnos.-Hatfed sent good one to right
held and took first. He then went to third on a
passed ball, and finally came home on another.
EnOlo knn Tod half
which J. White mutred, but he got the hang OF
the thing, when he sent sumner to centre ned on
which he made home run. Patterson had life
give MN BY J. White, after which ne took first on
good strike to centre. Nelson went out on pretty
ny to Allison. E. Mills retired ON O foul tip Mar
Tin also took back seat on ny TO Allison. Side
out; tw runs. ]. White made nrst base ON wild
throw OF Hatfield. stole second, ana came home on
2 passed ball. Ward went out on q foul ball to
nowever took second on beauty TO left field, but
was LETT there by Carlton, who retired on three
strokes. Side out; one run.
pails bad stop. Wo ter's struck out: Swandell
went to first on good hit TO lett sending Charley
Mills home. Hatfield sent T. White a red hot one, on
which lie went clear home, Swandell preceding him.
Eggler made second by bat 10 left field stole
eecond. and finally ran home on a passed ball Pat.
Serson had life given him by Carlton at first
Nelson went out on three strikes. 4. Mills took first
very easily on strike to centre field and sent Pat
carlton. but was LETT by G. Mills tipping OUT. 4.
Mills did ditto. Side OUT for five runs. Allison
pit to centre field, stole secona and went to
third on Heubel's hit TO centre-the latter making
6rst; e White earned first, sending Kimball home.
HeuOel went In on j. Whites strike. Ward out on
py 70 Nelson. Pratt out on ny TO Hatfield Side
In the third inning VOTERS was first to bat, and
es soon popped up mighty high one to centre fed,
Whlcn Allison took on the N.Y. but in doing so fell
pver backwards and hurt his mead CONSIDERABLY.
nv 4
White; Hatfield took second q good hit to right
Eela, where ne was LETT by Eggler, who retired
.; Sutton made first on a rei-hot one to third,
which Nelson could not nold Carlton put one In to
BON to the next bag; Allison struck to Hatfield at
short, who threw 1t to second before Carlton who
swande eded 1t to first just in time to spoil all of
PR. Allison's fun. This was very pretty double
play. kimball took back seat on a hy to Patter-
In the fourth inning Patterson made first on
Wards poor stop, and went to third passed
pail. Nelson out on the ny 10 Allison; Il. Mills re-
Tired at the same shrine; but Martin, not liking that
port OF thing sent one TO right field, on which he
Mills went out on ny to Kimball. Side out for one
fun. Heubel made first by strike to third and then
vent to third on Wild throw OF Charlie Mills to
eecond base. 4. White made first and sent Heubel
home. J. White then sent the bah whizzing down
teft field, on which he made clean home run, send
by Hatfeld's throw Pratt out on fly taken by Egg.
er, and Sutton retired on Il foul ny scooped In BY
FtJth Ilntng.-Walters made his first base on
bale hit to right field Swandell went out nice,
Easy ny TO Kmbal who then neded the ball to first
before Walters could get back, making double
play. Hatfield earned first on good hit to right
neld and took second on wild throw OF Pratps to
Carlton Eggler easily made two bags on a clean
PIT to left HELD sendinf Hatfield over the homepate.
Patterson took rear seat on ny catch by Ward at
pit two or three balls over his head and Knocking up
haf dozen fys. finally made second base o very
weak bounder to lett neld. Allison had q life given
I'm Inv fhpary Hot al1 arSf
foOk first on beautiful daisy cutter to centre, send
tng Carlton home. H. White sent a red hot one to
centre field, on which he made third sending ALI
bon and Kimball home. Ward out on first base and
Pratt on fly to Hatfield.
. S.rth Innn.g.-At the commencement OF this
inning j. White went TO pitching, E. White went be-
bind, and Pratt TO right field. Nelson went bat,
Rnd took his first on called balls Here the umpire
ruled J. White out as pitcher, so they all changed
pn again, each taking his regular position. Il. Mills
Took Two bags on good strike to right field. and
gent Nelson In. Marin made first on q strike to
bbort q. Mills struck 70 short stop, who put 1t TO
Fecond in time to cut Martin on but Kimbail could
pot get IL to first LII time TO stop Charles mad
WOlters batted to centre field, taking his first and
sending both Of the "MiIsr boys home. He
soon stole second and took third on passed ball.
White in taking fell down and rolled over two or
Shree times but kept the bail up all the time. Hat
Ped out at first Side out Tor three runs. Sutton, OF
who held it like a man. Carleton became victim
pn hrst base by Nelson's throw. Allison made one
pag by batting to left field, and then took third on
passed ball. Kimball took first on q bat grounder
70 centre field, sending Allison home but he himself
Eellred wnle trying to run home by Swandell's
throw 10 Cnarie Mills. Side out; one run.
seventh Iraang.-Nelson, for the .sWhites. ~ went
put ON pretty fly, beautifully taken by Heubel in
left HELD Patterson out on splendid catch OF ALE
pon way down in centre. Nelson got to third on a
very wild throw OF sutton to first base. E. Mills
look trst on q hit to centre, sending Nelson home
He finally took third on passed ball. from whence
he went nome on a high hit OF Martin, the latter
going to first. Charley Mills took first on clean
btriKe to right, sending Martin to third VOTERS
Pent hot one to second, who could not hold It. so
he went to Afrst, sending Martin home and
q. Mills to third. Swandell struck to third who
threw It to second In time to put VOTERS out Side
out for three Heubel then took the stick for
the blue stockings, but he made no use Of It, for he
took FIRST on called balls. Elmer White made his
Glrst on hit to third, sending Heubel to second
J. White then took the bat amid the shouts OF the
crowd, and made q beautiful hit to centre field on
which ne took second and sent his cousin over the