Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-29

which Nicholson mhtfsd, and then got /
home on q safe hit by Roll to right |
field, In the second inning the Cincin-
natis scored twice. Fisher took the sec>1
opd bsR on q foe strike, and Moore
reached first by Nieholeen's err
ror, both getting around the ring
on q passed bsll, and resching
home on q hit to right by Shumsrt. In
the third inning Cincinnati went out on
a throw to first, fly by Nicholson and
q fiv by RolfGs. In this innlrg the
Memphisns scored one by Eilick, who
reached first by bounder, stole base
and made another on MoOro's Wild
throw and came In on Leech's strikei
the latter being pot out at first. In the
f'nh inning Rollins, of the Memphis,
who reached fi:ss by :: eiuw Inrow OF
NsTnsIi, stole second, made third OF
passed ball by Voss, and ran in on PIoct-
or's strike pss lFisler. In. the sixth iDnirg
Roll took the pitcher'sstand, and Hnen
The aide went the Msmphisnc had Two
more runs, the score being four to three
in their favor. la the seventh innlng,tne
rame. which VIZ close aud bad been We
6Iayed! assumed Offs -ent appearance
rne CincinnAtis showed in four rs
here; Drain Masking first on q safe MT,
stealing second and on henneoS's
wild throw over Boro reached thlrl,
whence he came in, Kennedy having
thrown to first Proctor's bad throw 10
Kennedy also lets out two more eases,
while by passed balls Of Moore aud Wliu
throws across the in.tisld, two others
stumped the home plate. In fact, three
or four runs may be accredited, ss the
score stood seven to four in favor OF the
Cincinnatians, However, the Mem
phians put In four runs on this inning
Proctor reached fist by safe hit past
third, snd stealing second on Moore's
throw, and coming homo by series OF
errols, Drain having muffsd Ksnpedy's
ball, who got to second on wild throw,
and thence home. A wild throw gave
first base to Leach, who stole second,
and came home on BorO's strike past
short-stop. Meath followed, errors lei
ting him in. Toe inning closed Win
five runs for the Memphians, two being
on wild throws, two on passed balls, ana
one by plain error in play. The Cincln--
MATHS now made q des perste eHJrt, az
made all they could out of LIZ eeh's
pitching. New sent q solid shot over
left. fielder, thereby easily making
third, Voss getting to first on
| NIche!son's slow throw and Proctor
muff. Rinear's strike past short-stoI
sent NeWy home, he stealing second
and making home, followed by Rineari
FISHER and Moore. In this inning the
Cincinnati club did come good batting
and evidenced the fact that they hope and
work as long as there is a man at the
bat. Nicholson's poor throwing, Poo
tors muffs at first, and low throw to
with farewell muff by Meath IN fh'
center field, lest the game to the Mem
| phians. The game was excellent up tt
| the last half OF the seventh inniog, tn
errors being twenty-one to sixteen in is
vor of the winning nine. The gam
was played in about two hour and wa
Interesting throughout. II is proper tc
state that the Cincinnati club is playing
two neutrality-suspicious. and ight 1eldsr
They play the Reds to-day, and Will CIV
a better game, which we hope will b
largely attended by lovers OF the sport
| THE SCORE.