The New York herald., 1877-09-02

| troduced here.
The sides for tho 1rst game were as follows
| REDS
Mr.. $. II. Robbins captain Mr.. L. : Bryce, captain.
| MT. Perry Belmont Mr.. j. Wilson brooks
| Mr. August Belmont, Jr. Mr.. Carroll Bryce
| Mr.. W. A. Wauswortn Mr. Fairman Rogers.
| Mr. Harry oerlchs.
In The FIRST game Mr.. oelrichs and Mr. l.. Bryce
charged, the formcr reaching and striking the bail
first Mr. 7. Belmont got the next blow which was a
| good one for Tho blues. and he followed by the
| captain Of tie reds, who knocked IT and
tho lot Il was returned TO Tho centre BY Mr. A. Bel
mont, where 1t was tagen charge by Mr.. c. Bryce,
who gave 1t two blows in succession He was followed
by other members his side, ana the ball got
but short distance from the goal, and 1t finally
Knocked between the pennants by Mr. G. Bryce, aud
SO, with The smallest number OF players, the reds
victorious. Time tour minutes
sEcoSD
This game followed immediately, and 1t was noticed
that the captain OF blues not participate In this
game thus leaving the SIDES even IN point OF num-
bcrs. Mr.. Rogers and Mr. A. Belmont charged for toe
tai. The latter struck II FIRST and succeeded in
hluns IL again HIS luck followed Up by Mr.. wuds-
worth, who played TO advantage, taking ball rgh,
to his gao but went the wrong side OF the remnants
count After It was tossed IN 1t was almost i'm
mcdiaely knocked out OF bounds on The northwest
corner. NO sooner was 1t in the field again than Mr..
J.. Bryce placed before his pony and before could
be stopped by Mr. r. belmont he gave II three CxceI-
lent blows IN SUCCESSION. Mr. A. Belmont who was
at his heels all the time, galloped front OF him aud
with TWO well directed blows knoc ked II between tho
pennants Time, three minutes
THIRD GAMg.
Mr. G. r. Fearing arrived Just before the third
| game commenced aud took MS accustomed place
captain OF the rods, and the sides equally
divided. Mr. Rogers and Mr. Ocrcns were reques ed
to make the charge. Tho latter succeeded getting
the lts. crack at the ball. which Tor some time
kept in the centre Of the lot tho players being close
proximity each other. The captain Of the reds got
II out when It was struck very powerful blow by
Mr. Ocrichs who Knocked 1t the opposite direction
Mr.. Rogers hcn Knocked It away but 1t use.
Tho blues were determined TO win aud Mr.. +. Belmont
knocked the sphere between the pennants. Tine, TWO
! minutes
FOURTH GAME E-rnREE on SIDE.
This game was played with three II side, Mr. L.
Bryce and SIR. Brooks retired from the reds, and Mr..
Robbins and Sir. A. Belmont from the opposite size.
Ii was brisk aud decisive game Mr. Rogers aud Mr.
oelrchs again charged tho latter with swift pony
reaching tho object first. He struck in good STYLE
ana followed by Mr.. Wadsworth Aitcr Mr. G.
Bryce had given the ball parting blow for the reds
Mr. ocrichs gave il one or ,wo well-directcd blows
which sent II spinning between the pennants. and the
blues were again VICTORIOUS Time, one minute.
FIFTH GAME.
After bric rest the Il IN game was called, tho
sides being follows :--i;iues Messrs. Fearing
Brooks, Rogers, L Bryce and Bryce Reds, Messrs.
Robins T.. Belmont, A. Belmont Wads wor,h and
O,rlchs. Mcssrs. BrooEs ana Oerichs CHARGED for
the ball the latter. as usual reaching and striking
FIRST II was kept In the of tnc lot Tor some
time, und 1t evident that hard fought game was
In progress and one which would not be decided
noticeable point was the captain OF the blues. VINO
struck 1t u bard bow, sending II out ol bounds ami
INTO the flower garden. When It was tossed IN Mr.
l.. bryce returned II to the flower gardcn and out o,
bounds as well with u back handed blow. As
u was tossed IN aaain II was noticed 10 be gong
Mt runIH AI
gdo which the blues wanted to capture. 1t was
shocked away rom Tue goal by the captain OF the
\ blues, but II was quickly Returned uy Nj I. Bryce
with another OF his excellent back strokes,
daley atcrward nearly a oi the players noticed
to miss an easy bali, so eager were they to get
troll oi 1t. TIE object was kept near The goal OF
the bues, the latter side hav NJ succeeded in
knocking 1t away from their opponents goa. 1no
Captain OF the reds knocked II away with Two
mo- csable blows, taking It from the west to
the goal whch ms opponents we're determined tn win.
The blues, however, returned 1t 10 Their objective
Belmont ana oerichs contributing very materially to
the success OF the blues. the Iormer gentleman via.
ming the goal.
The captains charged the one wearing the red shirt
reaching tho bail hrsL He struck 1.-TWO biows knock
ing IL out OF bounds on the east side. Alter 1t
thrown over the wnitrwash line INFO the lot Mcssrs
Br oss and Rogers played TO advantage the Mr.
A. Belmont. VINO pi iyed remarkably well all through
the game, knocked the BAH from the centre the
his goal aud tnelce out OF bounds along-de OF the
boundary poles A,ter 1t passed ia again the cap
reds followed by Mr. +. Belmont, gave It
telnng blow cacn, the latter giving II very pretty
! bnckl,arued blow which almost sent tbo o6icrt no.
tween the pennuns The first TO suike II when II was
! IN The hcid again was Mr.. J.. Dryte, who gave
| IL a powerful bow He was followed by Mr.
Oclrchs. who made the best point SO lar He Knocked
tie ball from The northeast corner 10 the north goal
! with santng blow, aud which came very win-
ning the game Ia Iaci, the spectators uppaudcd him.
thinking the game had been decided Alter the referee
had tossed 1t IN ugain Mr. oercbs succeeded IN get
materially by Mr. A. Belmont, who struck IL hard blow
which sent 1t well TO the goal inc blues wanted cap
iure II was Knocked away from It's dangerous position
by Mr. Fearing, who Immediately scnt II out of bounds
10 prevent The blues from deciding The contest The
captain oi the opposite side and Mr. Oerich5 for
tunae IN getting the lrst opportunity TO strike the
baii alter 1t was thrown IN. Tue reds through their
captain ana Mcssrs. l.. Bryce ana Brooks took the
bail up the lot to tne centre, where u was stopped by
Dir. =. Belmont Mr.. l.. 3rvce was hand Tor the
reds ana he sent II back IN nnc style, driving of
boundary near the goal which tho rods wanted to
win. The blues, however, played to the best advan-
taee, ana they soon had the ooJcct Their goal
again where II was iouhd and Knocked to tho centre
OF the lot by Mr. !. Bryce The captains then had
lively sei,o over the bail, Mr. Wads@ orth
reached over his poay's sdc ana Knocked il well to-
ward ms goal The reds knocked II back to the
centre again, when Mt y. Belmont astonIsboi every
body by his excellent playing. He sent the object
from the centre OF the lot aud before OF The other
players could reach HIM ne ended this long aud exct
ing game IN favor OF tue blues Time, sixteen minutes.
| SEVENTH GAME.
This game followed about ten minutes afler its pred
eccssor haa been decided tue players anu 'heir po.
MES being pretty weIl exhausted Mr. j. Bryce and
Mr.. A. Belmont charged The latter struck tue ball
nrs and he was abe also TO get tue second blow AZ IT,
IL was soon near the goal whch tho blues were aim
ing Tor but II was Knocked back with backhander by
Mr. Bryce The game was very exciting and 1t Was
| evident from the Brst that thc reds were
determined 10 either win or to give their opponents
considerable trouble. The ball was Kept Ia front OF
| the ladies' flower garden Tor some time. Messrs.
| Fcariue aud r. Belmont dong some excellent work
| for their SIDES. The blues, through Dir WndswortL,
| Knocked II to tneir goal again, and tnencc out oi
bounds, and II supposed that ths latter had
the game. The reds knocked II to the flower garden
again, when Mr.. Fearing distinguished himself by
Knocking IL from the garden to the cast side oil the
lot, where II was returned TO the centre by Mr. 7.
| Beimont with neat backhanded blow which he made
his pony's head knocking the ball between It's
front legs The captain of the reds again Knocked II
across lot Mr.. A. Belmont returned II 70 his goa
with several telling blows and but Tor Mr. L. Bryce he
| would have won the game The latter rode him down
and knocked the object back from its dangerous posi-
ton II was kept however, near the biues' goal Tor
some tmc, and u was repeatedly Knocked out by the
members OF each sdc. Mr.. Fearing finally to tho
centre OF tho lot, wth Mr.. T. Belmont dasLng at his