The sun., 1873-06-28
rHH sIriGEs ~ rnE flElD.
Nilinm-burgh Nodor- AND Warm springs
Mrc.tliug with the Hnil uui Hat m"
Mcdorr stealing the BaIi. bat Losing the
(,utnc- score, - 10 ",

Mliiur-bnrgh Nodor- AVID Warm springs
Nrc.ilius with the HaI uui Hat III"
Mcdorr stealing the Bati, but Losing the
(,nuhc- score, TO ".
At | L. ". cu Thursday Hgmlton's
mammoth omnibus, drawn los eight spirited
horses, each horse decorated with a red, whitr,
aad blue plume, drew up at Fourth and ; iuth
Ninth streets. Wllamshureh. \ few minutes
alterward twenty y-fuur alle-bOdied men stepped
out Of what WAS formerly the Nassau Club
House and took seats in the bus. These were
the Modocs and Watm springs, who were ou
their way t. the Prospect Park Fair Grounds 10
decide whlrn could take the most scilps with
q c bail and bat. Nearly all wore their hair very
short, aud one or two had their heads >audp
irrcd. Wien the word "go was given the
driver twir.ed his t-h around the heads ot the
pole horses and drew II back with crack that
snYndcd like "A pocket PISTOL on the cI-i'
horses started. going down fourth siltvf aud
je ford avenue 1"Wd ~ .pcrt l'arh. ,Ale, q
l..f rntir's ride tho wlrrnr- were landed ~ NJ
NAuy', hotel. ON ~" Couey Island road aud tuok
u1s-es,iou oi the house.
"' !e t.cy were -in-'ns their war songs and
putting on thvtr war l.Iu' r. rc.uiprrtmehi~
arrived for both -de>, which ~velled the NUM-
ber 10 uf'cen % tweuty each. Then they
ad .oplued Zoo the ban -ruUud and began 'rcpI-
rttlons for the Ggbt. tar'. Jack, tail. " u
furu ed Warrior, called his men around him and
assigned 'heu 10 their positions. lherr We're
Snwk Nasty Jim hl-us Charley t.lyn's Van;
the great warriors who made Themselves famous
m the lava beds. There was short stop anu a
lon. stop. each base was guarded hy two war
ror. and a cloud of ,krmishers covered the
/ Icld. NcnOlom, the Captain Of the Warm Springs,
and scored I've - the Mpdocs two; The Modes
/ fought shy of the balls, especially when they
were sent To them hot Can't lack caught one
] but dropped it ~, though II had been hot Pc
| tatoe y gruunder was sent into the center !'ld
I and fuur Mod, warrior went for Il: lle hall
di-taucod them an but >tcamhudt Frank, who
7 when he had caught NJ withit ,at on H. and hel |
, hn.rs lie then cont il in 10 the long stop and
! the Warm Spring made his home base.
! In the second iuniu- the Muducs -mugglcd In
| two cuileless sNagcs from the Piutc tr,he and
tIcy hid cverythin, their own way Tor a while,
and notwiths landing the superhuman cxertons
I of Cant. Ienulom, who carried one OF Ills cN-
. hausted warriors In his arms around two bases,
/ and then showed him home on his LEFT ear and
/ who himself ran from the Jrst tu the III lrd base
| In just thirty seconds, the tide OF battle went
, against the Warm Springs, A. the end OF the
| eighth inning the MuduGs nag taken - s,alps |,
| the Warm Sprlugs ~. The Modugs fought win
the same disregard for the rules Of civilized war
flre that they did in tho lava BEDS, aud then t.
can the climax. tTeaChcrousN stole the bail AZ
the end Of the eighth inning, and carried it oH
the field, demanding that they be declared me
ye2rs hr a, 4 ,, ref,sa m itI' t
the game Finally II was decided ITO IN .ayol
/ OF the Warm SnlnEs.
hurstcd his susUcuders in du'nl H., and steam
boat Frank was the only waIrpr thW caught .
: tV. II was horse UN, Inc W arm Springs ldt
their war paint taken "a twice will Whtcwash
bat the lis tster was calamity retrieved hy capt
| Hcunum on the next inmng, who caught tive
daisy cutters in succession, one IN hs nat sn'
the 0t her in his eye, and sent TWO MOducs t'
or S. The scorer, who WAS big lniun of IN,
Klamath tribe, kept The tally on tho tanned hide
of Il coyote, with a brush made Il the iml of a
Mexican mustang. lie IA keeping IL yet.
After the game MCNay's Hotel was agar
captured, aud music and good cheer fol.owc'
until late hour. Two louawanda Indians
| from Monroe county, one u tail powerful chicl
came down to see the battle the day after IL ha
| been fought.