New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-28
AMONG THE CLUB-HOUSES.
BASEBALL OF THE OLDFAsH1ONED KIND.
INDIGNATION AMONG MEMBERS OF rvv sov,

INDIGNATION AMONG MEMBERS OF THE Mora
TAUK-GoING TO THEIR COUNTRY HOME
The bachelors and benedicts of the Lincoln Club
had funny baseball game out at Eastern Park on
Thursday. 1t amply repaid every one of the 500
people who went out there TO witness il. Admissions
was only by ticket Martin f. Berry was the captain
OF tile single men and C. c. Wayand Of the married.
men. The teams were made up as follows:
Married Men. sino,a Mo,
+. SIrG Sarobs sb e n Hendrekson CT
i i + f fSsSS.SI ! iH sas
G. W. Edwards, RI G. Z. BsrtIettp
G. c. Wayland, c. J. f. Furman -
{. B. B. c CSSSBBs IT. T. s Bats ps,:oS C.
william Wndrum was umpire He had one of thu
most remarkable times that any umpire ever had I
There was not single objection to any one OF his
ruhngs IL was an old fashioned game Of ba-every.
body chased the balls all over the field Tho
scorers made attempt to keep track OF m. errors
after time because there were more errors than
good plays. The score by innings was as follows:
Married men men ::::.:......... 1e-SS
At the end OF the fifth inning everybody thought hs
had had enough baseball, and the single men wers
declared the winners.
Last week the fact was published in this column
that the Lincoln Club had wine list said to be as good
as that OF any New-York club or hotel That news
LED some Brooklyn "poet' TO perpetrate the following
lines, winch reproduced as warning 10 the Lincoln
men Of what terrible things the world NAV have 10 en-
dure because Of their abandonment Of temperance prn
ciples:
Inc Lineoln's wine list goes the report
list to champagne not merely 10 port;
Re 1t hoped on this tack she'll san not 900 far
10 meet With disaster aground on q bar
There IS considerable bitter feeling among the meme
berS OF the Montauk Club against the unknown person
or persons who told about the action Of the club with
reference TO Hamley Chapman who II was reported,
was expelled for not paying hts bills. The whole
trouble arose from misunderstanding and IS now
settled, Mr.. Chapman being member OF the club E.,
good standing The only effect OF IL all was 10 cal
the attention OF the Montauk people 10 the fact than
II such things were 10 become public property II might
be necessary 10 follow the example Of the Union League
CluD OF New-lork, and discipline somebody. WHY the
public should know anything more about mans club
DIS than his grocery bills ii IS hard 10 imagine
number Of the most prominent members OF tho
slontau Club are out Of the city Charles A. Moors,
thc president, has gone 10 his new cottage al Green.
Wien, Conn. Eugene Maxwell is al Rumson Rock and
H. l. Horsman nj Monmouth Beach f. n Sayne has
Deeh elected treasurer Of the Montauk IN place OF VIII
lam ROsslter who resigned " f
The Carlton Club IS lust finishing nm the whilst
tournament winch was started some time AGO.
Inc Crescent Club has almost moved IN body 10 the
county mouse at Bay Ridge, and those who manage 20
teaf themselves away and come up to the CITY report
tAt UHey are all having good time which IS more hsa
ohl oe sald Tor many who did not have an Opportunu
VI coming 10 the city, having never left Il.