The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-19

NIutnals w. Athietjrs-A Fine Came, Resale
inG In = Draw After Playing Ten Insin4s--
Score n To 10.

Mntnais w. Athietirs-A Fine Came. Rcsnlt-
inw In = Draw After Playing Ten Irainus-
Score ~ To ~.
The hntuals, OF New YORK. and the Athletics or
Philadelphia played the first game 0. new series
yesterday afternoon, at the Union grounds, will
liamsburg, before about 1900 people, the result or
which Was draw after playing ten innings. the
score being Pip. VOTERS being absent, Martin
TOOK his place and treated the Phladephians to
some or his sslows, which bothered them exceed
ingly Eggler caught for him, ana did Ii well C.
Mills played right field, Nelson played centre field
and Hignam latc Of the Unions. OF Morrisanial
played third base. Although this was disarrangIng
the general order OF things considerably it never
thecss made tremendous team, ~ the Athletics
soon round out Hlghams batting was the feature
or the game, and after the second inning he was
most Justify cheercd whenever he went 70 the bat.
Up 10 the commencement OF the sixth inning the
game was marked by special feature OF interest,
with The exception OF q very handsome donble play
by Hatfield, which was repeated in exactly The
same manner later IN the game, the score then
being Six 10 I'VE In iayor OF the Mutnals In Lhls
INNING however, the champions, Dy dInr OF some
superb batting bs Hgham swaniel. Hatfield ana
Eggler, the tos1er making beautiful ht 10 Hight
ned and which he tried 10 make . home run cut
Was put out on the home plate, scored four runs ali
y, wnvn we're Wen earned, and dlsQoseu Of their
me score now stood ten 10 seven IA favor OF tne
Mntuals, anu IRON the way all hands were PLAYING
~ looked very nucil as though they were GOING 10
win the game easily. But alas Tor the uncertainty
OF the ''nobe pamc.n In the next two innings mo
Athletics succeeded IN scoring four runs, while ais
posing OF the 'aiutes1 fer Two s'round things
This gave the visitors the lead by one rum ami
there was bnt one more inning 10 play.
a. least so all hands thought The Mi
tuas now went u the bat determined 10
do something, bnt not very confident however
a. TO what that something would be. Nelson led on
but soon retired AZ first. l.. Mills the Glst Da
on high one 20 right field, and was followed by
Martin, who got MS base on 4 bad nun of Ra,c,in,
sending f.. Mills TO second. Charlie Mills made hIs
first on good Init, moving his Two predecessors
around one base cacn. Hgham got has first while
Charlie Mills was being put out on second, r. Mills
aud Martin ri the same time going home. Swandeli
went out on first. Now this gave the "Muies" the
lead again by one run and ont for n mum or r.. Nuts
and Swandell theS would have retained thus lead 10
the end. These TWO gentlemen. however allowed
the AlnieteH 10 make one Iui which again TIED The
score ana worked che audience up to feariii stare
OF excitement. The Autuais now went To the hac
Tor the tenth time, but were finally disposed ui WILL
out run, alter having got three mcn Oh bases The
AthleiIcs were disposed o. la one, two three order
and still The game was tie aud owing 10 the an
prOacn OF darkness u was mutually agreed between
HE two mines to call II draw. Below is Inc score: