The New York herald., 1871-07-14

Series-A Splendid Game, Followed BY q
DIsgracesul Srene.
Yesterday afternoon the Union ground. Williams
burg. the scene OF one OF the most disgraceful
occurrences which have perhaps ever taken place In
connection with the national game-at least SO FAR
a New York or Brooklyn crowd IL concerned.
Considerable Ill feeling has for long time existed
between the Mutual base ball players and the Hay
maker players ana the matter has been taken up
by their respective partisans. The Mutuais have
various occasions met with somewhat hard treat
ment In Troy, and having been whipped in every
contest with the Haymakcrs' nine excepting one,
which has taken place In Troy, has not tended to in.
crease their pleasant recoliecons Of the cassicay
named city. On the last occasion OF their visit 70
that city there was undoubtedly pretty consdera-
bic muss. and although there was no blow actually
struck, matters wore Q very threatening appear
ance. The 'Mutes." on their return, Of course
stated how they had been
THREATENED WITH BATS,
and some of the newspapers having commented
In pretty severe terms the conduct Of the Troans
the public came 70 the conclusion that the s'MuteI
had been very badly treated.
The Union ground assemblages have so invaria.
bly, conducted themselves with order and fairness
to all visiting clubs that It was thought the con
mcnt upon that of the Trojans. There were aboul
four thousand persons upon the ground to witness
tnemS0tVo9
utmost propnety and tmpartiality throughout its
progress At Its conclusion, however, some East
New YORK rowdy, either S smnlstered BY the loss Q!
partisans, attacked Flynn. the Haymakers' first
MOST CowARDLY MANNER,
cutting bis mouth open. Considering the present
innamed state OF the public mind this the spark
the bloody scenes which took place in New YORK on
Wednesday, and had Il not been for the energetic
Of I'D thero
would undoubtedly have been q grand free light,
which would have been a disgrace 70 the Mutual
CluO and every one connected with It. Fortunately
the police were prompt III their ac,lon. and as many
OF the Troy players az were In the vicinity Of the
unuer the escort Of the police anu q number Of
private cirzens. to their coach. which was at
in which the police acted the row spreae
Ing any inrther. although An exoilcer of tho club
showed very little sense II ms, striking one Of the
the face. and using dsgraceful language 10 him.
Such conduct on his part was very likely to have
stopped. Mr.. Flynn completely eXOnerated the
Mutual players from having any hand In the assault
than nit Il might have been. such conanct however.
IL dH0raceful IN che extreme, and II INDUCED IN
often ten w put stop .s to e, ne Ea%e entirely M
the championship pennant which had been played
between the lawmakers and The Mutuals. The
won this they would, therefore, win the SERIES
MORE THAN USUAL INTEREST,
the Autes were defeated after Q wen played and
closely contested game, the New Yorkers were
naturally much chagrtned ~ tho result. The game
was set for half three O'clock and precisely to
the moment Mr.. BOmeiscr who had been specially
engaged TO umpire the game. called play.
The Haymakers were frst 10 the pat and were
disposed of without o run. Notwithstanding two
errors by Smith and start. The Mutuals were also
whitewashed, and II was quite evident that no
chance would be thrown away upon either side 10
obtan the victory. The second inning resulted on
the Trojan side in another whtewasn, the Autes
BY passed. balls and wild pitching obtained two
runs. A passed ball gave the Troy men one run In
the third fnning, aud tine Mutuals were whtewashed
In the fourth inning both teams were put out
rapidly, in One two. three order but IN the NTH the
Haymakers amid
MUCH EXCITEMENT,
managed to tie the game by making ono run, while
they. Tor the third time la succession. whitewashed
the hntes. Smith, by very bad throw IN
get three runs, while the Autes were once
more treated to dose OF whtewash. Nuns, By
Patterson and Smith gave the lawmakers two more
In the seventh inning, and the Mutes also made
two runs through hne ba ting In the same inning
In the eighth inning each side tailed run, and
In the ninth the haymakers made one, raising their
total runs to nine
This lett the Mutes four runs to make tie, and
they obtained two Of them; but before they could
get another man home the third man Was out. and
the TIojans we're victorious BY score OF sJO7.
with really dead ball Was quite apparent, as, not
wi;hstandlng their reputation a. powerful Datters
they could only make eight nrst base hits, while the
Mutes made thirteen. 1t was the fielding which won
the game and In this respect the Mutuas met their
superiOrs The following 10 the sc0re:-