The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-09

ing to the southwest corner, and II almost i'm
medatey sent IN front OF The reds goal. After Mr..
Cr.swold had sgsip played to advantage Colonel Jay,
with powerful back stroke sent from its danger.
position TO the centre OF the lot, where IL was
dealt an equally effective blow by Mr. Brooks. rhe
PONIES were now IA close quarters again the
nrst TO extrlclte IL and 20 take II across the
lot wis AIR. Fearing followed by Mr. Rogers,
TOO latter making good point tor reds Al this
junc SIR Griswod was obliged TO change his pony
and during hts absence the blues ball to their
goal and thence out OF bounds. Mr. Fearing,s morse
then shipped, throw ng his rider on but fortunately
not injuripg HIM. Mr. Fearing did not pay apv more
during the game, which was The reason thai tho
blues were defeated. Messrs Rowland and Griswod
took advantage OF Mt Fearngs absence and IN ey
the ball long distance up the lol The latter alter
striking H. repeatedly sent II between the pcnnants
and captured the goal for The reds. Tine minutes
THE FOURTH GAME.
The sides for the fourth and last game were as fol-
|. ; Brvce captain Farman Rogers, captain
Carroll Bryce. William JAY.
w. A. Wndsworth. y. G. GRAY
John Mott : :. Howisnd
Messrs. Oerichs and Griswoid Gu argcd the former
getting The first blow al he ball. followed by his cap
tain, who struck 1t three times in succession. one
beng powerful backhander. and after Colonel
jay had struck II well he again got
troi ot 1t and sen, 1t to the south.
blues, who sent u opposite their goal The reds
through their captain, got IL away, after Mott and
Mr. Brooks, assisted by Mr. Griswold, paved 10 ad-
vantage at tins point, but IL evident that
were too much Tor them. With the valuable assist
ancc OF Colonel Jay the reds sent the ball from the
south TO the north end OF the lot, where II
Knocked out OF bounds near tho reds
goal AFTER !, was tossed in Messrs. Fearing,
Rowland and Mott vainly cndeavored 10 get IL away
but 1t was use and the game IN fine style
by tho captain Of the reds, who struck tho Da
In succession. knocking IL by the goal with blow
and with another sending IL buck and out OF bounds
Time, 10 minutes.
RESULT GAMES
One draw game.
Remaining three--Blues one, reds two.
The spectators remained the ground desplte the
fog unt the close the last game and were nbe
10 the players only when they hat section
Of the lot where the carriages were located
TEE SPECTATORS.
Among the spectators Rev. H. G. Potter, d. D.,
of Grace Church, New York; General X. b. Potter;
Ex-Governor Morgan and family; Hon. L. X. Morton
and wife; Mrs. EDWARD Luckemcycr; Mr.. Royal
Phelps; Nj. J. b. Delacosta; Mr. Theo. A. Havemeyer;
Mr.. Pierre LorIllard; Mrs W. W. Tucker; the Misses
Riyes; Mr.. Il. T. Potter; Mrs. Gardner Brewer; Mr..
r. N. Mason Mrs. Edward Cooper; Mr. Redmond;
Mrs Rhinelanier Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. lorard Mr..
i. Kcrnochan and family; r. +. kernoch
ana family; Mr. f. W. stevens and family;
Mr.. Edward Dexter and family, Mr.. George r. LIVER
Mr. Skipword Gordon, Hon. William McMaster, o. the
DOMINION Senate; Mrs j. G. Cram, j. II. Latrobe Mr.
Van Buren,, Mr. Alexander Van Rensselaer, and family
family; MIR. Jool Wolfe and wife Samuel Hart and
family. Mrs. j. W. Brooks, Lieutenant Franklin
United States Navy; Mrs 4. A. Ranolds ana many
others.
The band attendance, and carriages lined all
sides of the lot. In view Of the argc number Of
players IN town game will be played tomorrow
morning.