The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-10-05

Brilliant Victory OF the Hay makers over the
Atlantics- Eleven Innings Played, and the
Rcorc only 10 TO 10.


Alta Eleven Innings Played, and the
Score only 12 to 10.
One Of the most interesting and exciting games
played this season was witnessed yesterday after
noon on tie Cstitoliro ground Tie contestants
were the Atlsntics Of Brooklyn and the uaymakers
of Troy, both good cluhs, ana both struggled eamcly
Tor victory. A not very numerous crowd was In
attendance. az the TrojanG, like the Athletics Of
Philadelphs, not very great iavorites anywhere
out of their city, and good many persons were
Of opinion that there igh not be game at all If the
lawmakers attempted TO Ilay Crayer, who was re-
Gently expelled from the Chicago club. The Mutuals
had declared their intention of not playing them
again II Cravor formed one OF the nine, and II was
thought quite probable the Atantcs would follow
suit Craver, however, was incapacitated from
playing In consequence Of an injured hand. and
therefore al went "mcrry amairitze bell"
TIE game commenced at 320 the Atlantics being
at the bat. In tie fret inning they were neatly ds-
posed Of without lakng q run, but the Haymakcrs,
throu-h al overthrow OF Chapman, made one run.
Start in the second inning, got his base on called
balls. ana b; an overthrow Of McGeary's got to his
third while he cane home on a clean hit Of Fergu-
son to len field. A very pretty double play was
Penfeld, and Fisher. The Hsymakers then went TO
the bat and were Ch.eagoed prettily. Through an
error OF penseld's The Atlantic. made run IN the
rke, and Start disposed OF the lawmakers without
a run. The fourth inning gave the A.lantlcs two
runs, both Of which were earned and matters were
beginning TO look very rosy for the Brooklyn boys,
but the lawmakers effectually altered the sppear
ance o. affsrs In q few minutes. When they went
to the bat for the fourth time the score stood 70
agans, them, and when they left It was TO In
their favor three Of the six runs they made being
obtained through NUTS OF the Atlantic players Pike
| and Pearce. Flowers mufed ball sent TO him by
start in the nrh inning, and the latter made run,
but the lawmakers were OBLIGED N retire without
scoring In the sixth nring tire Ailanics we're Chi
GAGGED. but the lawmakers, notwithstanding bill
I ouS mi; s-"~ a"A hit fnr thran hasas h. Bella
| The game up to this point had created bu, little
| excitement. but when tie Atantics, 10 the seventh
| uulng. after putting on two runs themsolves OBI
O. rec ibc 1roiuns. the spectators beam TO shake
| Il emseNes up bit and 20 thirk II would be good
tussle yet Tor victory; lut the Auaniics sent tle
| them to score, aud once the late cl ampions
tried their Inch tha'i IN, by luck chance. got
ONE, aud IT, A'....V"- cLeer was CAV n az that
| tod the core Of the IA makers. BY muf Ui Pike
| .nd Start Flowers got MI first York then msde a
fine drive to centre ed Cling to the first, and send
| INK Flowers TO tAird; and here, through the hHe
play OF tho Atlantis men, ere tcv Root, the next
three rcn being disposed OF most eautifily, and a
| ringing carer greeted the Atllnlcs ~ they came
In from tie field aud HoBt 10 the bat for the ten,a
| time.
| In this inning Smith made fne hi, to centre for
| two b3gs, and act home an overthrow, and this
| WAS oil the Atlantics could TO- Two Of tic Tro-
| Druoklyn were high. but McGelry dashed them IN
az instant BY making the hit OF the Day to left Gel
| for home run. McMuion tlen struck ou', and an
| eleventh inning vas commenced, ALTHOUGH II would
| have been more discreet to have closed the game
then. II being too dark for the ouhelder~ to the
| ball uncs. " was hit up very high. At IT, however.
they went the spectators being In perfect fever OF
| excitement and ssain the Allan les scored run.
| he lia' makcrs. BY extremely line batting. mode
three runs, md therefore won game alike crCdi,
able to victors and vinquishcd, by two runs. The
| 'oUONing - the score: