The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-10
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The match game between the Falls
@ ~ Club, OF Louisville. and the
r versides, Of this city. was played
yesterday afternoon, according to pre-
vious amour cement.
The Falls G ty nine are composed
almost exclusively of young men, be-
tween twenty and twenty Eve years,
and in this respect they are about
equally matched with the Riversides.
an their uniforms being almost ex
actly the same, it would be difficult
for a stranger to distinguish between
them when playing.
The game was called ct 2 O'Clock
precisely. with the Riversides at the
bat.
Hudspeth sent one to left field and
got to first; stole 81. Sd and home on
passed ball. Greene sent one to left
and made second before It was in hand.
Roach made first on short hit to I'd
base, Greene going to 81 and finally
home on passed balls. on which Roach
made 3d. Dexter sent q grounder to
1st and gracefully resigned. Elliott
got to 1st on one that had nearly sol
there ahead Of him. Nurre got to
1st on hit TO right field. and sent
Elliott to "a With no time to spare
Foster sent q bourcsr to "a base and
got to 1st by hard running, sending
Nurre to I'd. and Elliott to 81; Dexter
scoring. Boicourt sent a short
bouncer to the pitcher. who took it 10
time to put Elliott out at the home
base. Jones went out at 1st base
easy, which put the side out. Three
RUGS.
The Falls Citys now went to the
bat. and johnson seat a long Ay to
the left field and made third, AMID
applause. Speck took 6rst on one q
short stop. Dgler drove hot one to
short stop, got to FIRST and Speok to
81. Nicholson got Rrst on a moder-
a.ely swift one to center. Speok tax
Jog 81, johnson home. and Speck
following, Dyler out at 81, and
Nicholson suffering on the same spot.
Mansir went out 90 one to short stop,
which was well thrown to first, an
operation that was several times re-
pealed during the game. and generally
! with success. Two runs.
On the second inning, Hudapeth
got his third On a long fly to I. and
got home on a bad throw. Greene
went cut at first. Roach out on
foul aud Dexter, BY a soft ball TO
pitcher, which he threw handsomely
to first. Oae run.
The r. C.'s turn came again. and
Montz made first on three strikes.
Richardson took first, and sent MONTE
20 second on ono toIf Darnine got
TO drst Just 10 time, stole second and
third. Tarnly sent oBe
to short stop, which was thrown to
fFst. Darning getting third and home
on passed balls. add Turnly retiring,
getting out at third.
johnson went out on a foul By Boz
SQUIRT. One run.
At this point il became evident
that the clabs were well matched. and
the interest on both sides deepened.
The other innings were not marked
By anything strikingly different. ex
cept enc double pay by the River
sides, and some good general playing,
until the ninth inning. when the ex-
citement grew high. the Riversides
scoring two, which placed them four
ahead.
When the Fails Citys vent 10 che
bat, a fly was batted to Laughlin, who
made most excellent catch, running
about twenty feet backwards and
taking the ball. The next bat. .
hot grOunder, was well stopped by
Roach and throw to Dexter, at irst.
The next was another grounaer, well
Relded to FIRST By Langhaia. putting
an end to the game in "one, two,
three" order.
The foi1ovv;raA II. Aka soova.