The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-12
TIE NATIONAL GAME.
Meeting OF the New York State Assoca.
ton OF Base Ball Players.
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inc iourth annual meeting Of the New York state
Association oil Base Ball Players was held on Thurs.
uay iass w inc Deiavan House In Albany, ana was
inc most poorly attended meeting the association
nas evcr haa mere were but fifteen clubs repre-
sented, ana OF these there was only one from thae
portion OF the State west OF Albanvs
The clubs represented were as fol,ows.-
Alpha. OF Brookiyn; Castleton, OF Staten Island:
Champion, OF West Troy; Clipper. OF ALBANY:
Eagle, OF New York; Empire. OF New York. Enu,tv
Striped Stockings, OF New York; Gotham, Of New
York; Knlckerbocker, OF Albany; Mutual. az New
York; National, of Albany; Oriental, OF New YORK.
Orion, Of New YORK; Pastime OF Little Falls: Union
(Haymakers), OF Troy.
The President and Vice Presidents being absen,
the Secretary called the meeting to ORDER ana MIR.
Widely, OF the Mutual Club Of New York, was chosen
to act as chairman pro tenn. The roll was called ana
the minutes OF the previous meeting were read after
which O recess was taken until three O'Clock p NJ
After recess the
REPORTS OF THE OFFICERS
present were handed in read by the Secretary and
ordered nlc. The Secretary's report showed that
the following named clubs had applied for adms.
sion and had been admitted as probationary men,
hers:-Atantic, OF Whitehall; Cornell University
Club OF Ithaca; Castleson OF Staten Island clipper,
OF Albany; Equity Striped stockings, OF New
York; Irving, OF New York. The Treasurer's report
Judge Advocate reported having had no work to
perform during the past year. The Union, OF Ian
slngburg, were permitted, on notion 10 change
the name TO Union OF Troy.
Mr. BARNUM, OF the Gotham Club, moved 10 sus-
pend the rules Tor the purpose OF admitting clubs
last before mentioned 10 fun membership which
the star Club as 10 provide that In case any Of
these clubs should he composed OF
GENTLEMEN OF COLOR
then their membership In the association to be con-
sidered as forfeited. This amendment called up .
smile al "a N! Tas n ,SS
committee OF five was appointed to prepare nomina-
OFFICERS FOR THE ENSUING YEAR.
The committee withdrew and after lengthy con-
sultation returned and presented the following
gsrnum. ~ Of the Gotham Club Of New YORK FIRST
Vice President, Titus Sheard, OF the PastiIne OF
Little Falls; Second Vice President 7. P. Fiske, Of
the Star, OF Br0oklyn; Corresponding Secretary,
H. W. Garfield, Of the National Of Albany; Recording
Secretary, Mr. T. Kelly, OF the Empire, Of New York;
Judge Advocate e. d. A. c. Wilson, OF the Mutual,
Of New York; J dge Advocate !W: D. A. A. Yates,
IL on Assoc WHEY Sataa M 'n Rely
Empire M. W. Bowling, EARLE; J. y; Foster, Social;
Jones, Alpha; I. w. Caltwell, National; n. sheard,
The nominations proved to be satisfactory, and
each of the gentlemen named was elected on sim
gle ballot cast tor the association.
THE CASE OF wAUzLEY
was brought up, on q motion OF Mr. Wdcy, the
delegates to the National Association were Instructed
procure if possible, the remission of the penalty
rom Ons e aass some
The punishment suffered by Mr.. wauzley during
that time was considered quite enough, and IL was
deemed capable OF proving as salutary an admoni-
ton as If the penalty were continued.
THE COLLEGE NINE QUESTION
was discussed by Messrs. Macdiarmid, Cantwell,
Widely and Others. and n resolution introduced by
the delegates are instructed to use their best cndea-
vors to have expanged or rescnded that section or
portion OF the constitution, bylaws or rules Of the
college mines TO play In other mines.
AMENDMENTS TO TIE CONSTRUCTION
adopted directing THAI the meetinst OF the az
sociation be held hereafter on the second Thursday
in SEPTEMBER, instead OF the second Thursday IN
plants are made agaiirss any cluo for members on
i've days notice to the paroles interested tne cese
dietary Committee and the Testimony taken be sub.
mtted to the association at It's next annual meeting.
This amendment does away win the absolals neces-
SHY OF waiting for meeting Of the committee 10
have a case tried; IL also makes the committee
Grand Jury, as y were aud takes away the power OF
fnfiicting penalties hitherto possessed by the
miltee and leaves it entirely with the Association.
After deciding that the Iext meeting Of me asso,
second Thursday La september, 1871, the meeting
adjourned.
Base Ball Notes.
On the homeward trip from Albany to New York,
after the adjournment OF the Association on Thurs.
day last, the steamer Drew ran aground near Coey-
MANS AS q long stay on board was me,iiablo 8
miniature game OF ball or FOUNDERS was
played between the Mutuals and Stars.
The sprghtly young amateurs Cnicagoed
their wieldy professional opponents, but
made a small score for themselves. Mcssrs. Fiske
and Macdiarm.d each made q run; the score, there.
fore standing two 10 nothing. The game was play.
cd In the old style, with Messrs Kelly, OF the Empire
and Darling, OF the Eagles, as unlpires, and Horton
Of the Oricns as referee
To-day the Manhattan Cricket Club wind up the
season at Hoboken with game Of base ball with
the Reporters nine.
The Junior champion Warrens defeated the Silver
Star yesterday. ut Jersey City, by score OF As 10 H.
The WarrenS were short OF their pitcher, catcher
and short stop. Only seven innings were played.
The score by innings IS as fol.oNs:-
s Warren;::.. iS 9 "a
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