The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05

very making goal before he could be stopped
The ban Was then sent on, o. bounds. ana when
thrown IN Mr. L. Bryce struck u several power
full blows, which TOLD III favor or the
reds. lie had Mr.. osIrichs 10 back him
who placed tue ball in Of the lot Here the
captain OF The reds won hearty applause by his re,
posted luck IN sirik ny the ball lie seut u to Ill goal
again. and thence out nf bounds Mr.. Oerichs
next took II N hand when Captain Bryce sent
for his side, prevented defeat Tor lew moments, and
me blues managed TO get IT away, when IL was re.
ia 81 hs so" al M ay ena TO-
ge.her aud .ontsstlng every inch OF ground Mr. z.
Bryce was tho lucky man TO capture tho goal Tor tho
Ftfth Game Rowland and Mr. Bryce charged,
and as TIC latter reached The ball in advance he iSoH
sent 70 Tho northwest corner by The reds
~ ordor TO capture the nor'h goal Inc
blows sent from it's position within few feet of
the goal Mr. Oelrchs then made good back stroke,
anu lne object went whzzng 10 the northeast corner.
when II was Immediately returned TO within Anew
feet OF the goal and finally 1t was Knocked between
the pen1anls by aIr oslrich Time, mnu.es
tho latter striking the ball. He was followed
X Messrs. Rogers and Brooks IN rapid sue
returned by Mr. 9 Bryce, who placed It in front Of
took II TO the northeast end OF the lot, with
Mr.. Rogers al his heels. rho blues PLAYED well, but
h" reds were too much for thcm, ana the latter soon
Knocked away by the blues, when Captain Bryce with
three blows, sent the sphere between the pennans.
Time, minutes.
Seecnth Game This game was called almost imme-
diae.v and the defeat ed players had the sympathy OF
the spectators as they slowly wendell their way from
the goal which had been captured by their opponents
Mr. G. Bryce and Mr.. Rogers charged, the latter srik
ing II FIRST. Mr. Oelrichs also got good crack at it,
did Mr. Bryce. The ponies now very
close together alter which Messrs. Rogers aud
b ooks played 10 advantage, the former striking tho
hall four times in aud Knocking u from its
close proximity 20 the reds goal TO the centre OF the
lot where it was found by Mr. Rowland. His play was
followed by Mr.. Rogers, who made one Of his effective
lr. Rogers was his heels make up Tor tho bad
pay. Then the former wheeled about ana gave II u
powerful back handler, but the reds were In ront aud
managed to soma 1t before them 10 within few feet OF
their goal, where exciting play took place close
quarters. Tho bali was sent out OF bounds,
and alter it was thrown in Mr. How
land Obtained control OF II, but he had
the captain OF the reds at his heels, and when 1t
within twenty yards Of tho goal the lat or sent II out OF
bounds. Finally after sharp Mr.. c. Bryce cap
tured the goal. Time, minutes
Eighth GdMe.The eighth ana last game followed in
FIVE minutes. Messrs. Rowland aud Oeirchs charged,
The former reaching the object first He missed, but,
having control OF his ma wheeled ana struck the ball
before any oil the players had an opportunity to do
Mr. Oerlchs returned tue ball in 1ne style by power
full blow. He was followed by his captain, who
aud Mr. l. Bryce did good work. when tho
brother OF the latter, in lively tusse
In front OF the reds' goal played remarkably we'll.
During the progress OF this game the blues were not
abe 10 place the ball within gunshot of their
goal though they deserve credit for the very energetic
in which they strove 10 win. Mr.. G. Bryce, OF
the reds, captured the fortress Time minutes.