The New York herald., 1876-09-19
BASE BALL.

NEW YORK vs. BRooKLYN-NoT SQUARE DEAF.
There have recently been two mines selected to
test for the championship of the two citicsNew York
and Brooklyn. This Is looked upon very i'm
porant thing by residents OF both cities, and consider
able dissatisfaction has been manifested especially by
Brookynitcs. They have suffered defeat every
ihese games, and now in fair way to again
lose The day Tho whole business looks awkward and
there several serious objections to be iakon into
consideration. In the irst place, the Brooklyn
was selected by New York man, who plays in
Brooklyn club tho consequence OF which Is there
been ivc men OF the nine taken from his own club,
which leaves number OF Other clubs unrcprcscntcd
About the same want Of judgucn used in choos-
ing tho Now York side, thcro being less than five
OF single club In that nine Two OF tho remaining
four are from tho Resolutes, OF Elizabeth; OF the
other two, ono Is IRON tho Enterprise and the
other from the New York club. There number
oil other first class amateur players ia this city who
are not all engaged IN active service from whom
nine could have boon selected without having go
Elizabeth and brooklyn Tor players. Hayes
claims that he has right TO play with the Brooklyn
team, on the ground that his regularly playing with
brooklyn club locates him IN Brooklyn. II such is tho
casc then, by the same course OF reasoning, Fallou
and McGlyn located in Elizabeth But tho
other hand. il the last named players are entitled to
play with the New York team ON account OF their being
ctzcns Of this city, then Hayes has business The
Brooklyn ninc or Dover III the New York As this is u
subject on which there Is great dcal OF feeling IN base
ball circles the two cities tho proper way
would be TO let committee be appointed
by tho various clubs IN each city 10 select their
spcctvc nincs all OF whom, IN each case To be strictly
homo men. Nor should more than DO chosen
IRON one club. thus giving each first class club u
chance TO be represented.
The game on tho Capitollnc Grounds yesterday, bo-
tween tho woka. Jr, aud tho IcIIerts, resulted as
toiiows-
Cubs 1a. I'd 3d 4h 5M 9th 7M STA 9th
Lcncrls .... 0 o o..
The Grccnvllcs defeated the lrvingons, at Irving
ton. by the following scorc:-
Gibbs LIST 2d at 4l, 5A GM TIA sta 9M
Irvngton....... o o 0 0 =
owing TO the postponement OF tho advertised game
at the Union Grounds yesterday, between the Chicago
aad 81 Loas clubs set nsio under tho rules OF tho
League, n game was played between tho Mutuals and
the amateur New York Club.
The audience, therefore, wcrc not wholly disap-
pointed The Mu,uais, not having out their full nlnc,
Chicaso club The New Workers played well, but,
beng nervous ut playing with professionals. did
themselves justice The scorc is as icliows:--
INNINGS.
Clubs lsL Cd 81 4M. 5n 6G. 7gL ga. GA
New Yoix.; .;,@.... Q . 0 Q Q %
The ST. Lous Club played the Rcsoiutos at Elizabeth
yesterday. taion made wild throw IN the fourth
nning which gave the visitors three and lost the
game for tho Rcsoutcs. The pitching on both sides
was effective. Mct;lynns catching line. The held
ing on both sides was sharp The following Is the
scorc:-
c'sbs lst 2d 30. 4tA SlA sth ia sh en
EesoIute.. 800 o-s
~ um",rc. Mr. Arch Of Inc Star cIua
To-Day the New York Club and Resoutcs play at
Elizabeth, WitoKa and Good Will al tho CapnoIino
Grounds, Star and Cincinnati at Syracuse Louisville
aud Mountain Cily at Altoona, Pa Chelsea and Hud-
son the CApisolipo Grounds, Brooklyn and Nassau
and Eatsrpr,se a: Centennial Grounds. Jersey City.