Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-09

| iN5 styles, and ln variety unparalleled =
That the exhibition, in point of msgnifi-
ceDce, and the number Of spectators and
visitors, was q success. we are assured,
and that Il was 50 in finsnelal sense to
this eBterprising firm, we have no room
| to doubt.
BASE BALL
A Merry Practice Game Between the
Louisville and Memphis Mines.
Fun, Laughter ana Tori 1rips-A Good
Tssae Generally.
Yesterday there was good attendance
at the olympic park 10 witness q przG-
! tice game between the louisville and
Mem pills Clubs. the game was f1ll OF
/ fun and errors, 10 the ptsat delight Of
most Of the spectators. 10 fact there
~ss hone OF that intensity of excite
ment which usually chsracteTisss nAich
gaInes; on tie eostrEr5, THIS game be.
! iue k.nG OF free and essy contest, af-
/ iorde1 unbounded mesriment, and re-.
minded US somewhat OF the fat mans
playing, where individual avordup0is
prevails over skill, practice and expert
ence. Despite the loose playing, the
umpif.ng by Mt. Chapman was equally
as fair prompt and positive as upon the
two match games OF Wednesday and
Thursdsy, but S7e regret that his psrieial
received foul ball, which evoked q h9-
morous yell from him And : Responsive
cheer frOns thc spectators. T. lick re-
eeiSed q severe foul tip on the left chesk
bone, while, Moore was disabled By
mumpy hands The Louisville club Is
! wen plcased with their visit to Mem
phis, and we hope will repeat 1t 30 soon
as our club is properly organized and in
| thorough trim. Louisville has q good
club and bids fair TO win many IaQrels
this season, which opens the twenty
first of this month.
EttB GAME,
by innings, is az follows:
First flaming louisville lost TIE tcrs,
and sent Gerh at t0 the bat at FIVE
| niiHu;es past three o'clock, and went
out on a grouDder to e lick; Hastings
out on q bouuder to Clinton; Dsvlin got
first on q muffed fly by Eliick; Hudson
went cut on high 6y to Smith, McCre
out at first. on ssert ll6k to Deriin;
Meath forced out at second; Lubb struck
! Bttti ending first iUning with no runs.
Second LaniRg.-Carbine to fist en- q
safe base hit; snyder out on q fly to
Rsja; Csrbine to second on q past ball,
and to third Oh another; Oarbine In on
Bechtel; base hIts Bechtel TO third on
past ball, and in on Hogue's base hit;
| HOgue 10 second on MO0fe's wild throw,
and to third on passed ball: MOore's
hands too sore to catch, and Ellick
changed from second to catch; Hague
in on Ryan's bAse hit; Smith mUff.d
Gerhart's f1y, aud let him to third by
| Ryan, and GerhsFt In on Hsstings's
base hit; Fulner 10 third on had throw
by Luff, and In on bad throw by Muir;
both Hastings and Enlmer In; C2rblne
out on grcuader TO Moore. The Louis
villes making seven TuEs this inning.
Clinton out on fly TO Gerhart, and
Smith out on a grouuder to Ger.
hart, and Farrell to first by fumbIed
| Ial by Csrbine, Muifis base hit sent
Farrell to second. Raja put ball over
Ryan's head, and let Farrell and Muir
| in, and. himself to second. Rsjs out at
third, trying to steal 1t on Snyder, end
| ing the second inning with the score
seven to two in favor of the Louisville.
Third Inning.-Bechtel out on 8 fly to
Clinton. Snyder to second on pas ed
ball. Hogue out on fly to Clinton.
| Snyder out at third. Eilick struck out.
Moore to fret on base bit Muir to second
on wild throw. Luff out on groun6er TO
Fulmer, ending third inning with no
change In the score.
Fourth Inning. .-Bechtel out on foul
| ny te Luft. Hogue TO frat on base hit,
and to second on wild pitch, aud to third
on passed bali. Ryan base hit, and
Hogue in. Ryan to second on wild
throw. Gerhsrt out on fly to Smith,
and Ryan to third on the catch. Moore
muffed Hastings's fly, and Ciiuton's
wild throw to first let Hastings to third.
Devlin's base hit let Hastings in. Dew
/ lin to second on wild pitch. Fulmer out
on foul tip to Ellick. Three runs this
inning for the Louisville. Clinton led
with grOunder TO Fulmer. Bad hand
ling saved him. Sent to second on wild
pitch, and in on two base hit by Smith.
Farrell to first Oh base hit, and 10 third
on wild throws, and Smith in. Muir 10
first on gTounder to Fulmer, and Luff
out trying to get home. Muir throwed
out at second. Rsja struck out. The
Memphis boys got in two runs this in
ming. Score standing ten to one.
| RUN INJtWQs-SsIDlDS uhIu
three times, but didn't hit the ball.
Bechtel saved on muffed fly by Far
rell. Bechtel to third on Hogus's base
hit, and himself to second on the throw
to third. Bechtel home on q passed
ball, and Hogue to third. Ryan got his
base on called bslls, and went TO third
on GerhRrt's base. hit, and he to third on
| Clinton's wild pitch. Hastings cut on
foul bound to Ellick. EIick out on
] grounder to Fulmer. Moore out on fly
TO GeThaTt. Meath out on groundef to
Fulmer; ending the. fifth inning. The
| Louisvilles added three runs to their
score, and the Memphis boys blank.
| Sixth Innfng.-Devlin led with base-
bit, 10 second on passed ball. Fulmer
retired on a foul fly that Muir took in
nicely. Dsvlin in on Csrbine's bsse-
hit. CaTbine stole Pecond, and went to
third on passed ball Snyder out on
fly to Meath, and CaTbine home on the
catch. Bschtel out on short ball to
Clinton. LuR out at first. Gin
| ton followed with grOunder
to GerhRrt. Smith same thing
Seventh Inning -Hogue led with q
hase hit to left; Ryan base hit, and let
| II lgus in; GerhaTt base hit, and Ryan
in; Devlin q two-base hit, and Gzrhart
in; Fdlmer to first, and out at second ;
Snyder out 90 fly 70 Meath; Bechtel out
at first. Farrell ont on foul bauDd; Muir
out on grounder to Gerhsrt; Rsja out on
q grounder to Rogue; ending the sev-
sDth inaing, adding five runs to Louis
vilie's score and blank for Memphis.
Eighth LariRg g-HogUe out at first on
9 short one to Clinton; Hogue t. first on
a safe hit to center; Rsjs muffed Ger
harps fig, and let him to second; Ryan
in on Devlin's hit; Gerbart in on passed
ball; Dsvlin to second on FulmeI's base
hit, aud to third on wild pitch; Carbine
out at first by Clinton. Ellick died at
first on sgrOunder to Hogue; Moore ont
at first by Gerhsrt, and Meath picked
the same bsg to die on.
Ninth IaRing Snyder TO frat, base
then to third, on Bechteps two and
hits; Hogue out at first, Snyder and
/! Bechtel in on Luff's wild throws; Ryan
comes in on Gerhsrt's base hit; GsrhaIt
comes 10 on passed ball; Hastings in
and Devlin to third on Luff's wild
| throw; Deviin ia on Fulmer's base hit /;
Fulmer -tole second and in on HuiT's
wild throw; Carbine out at first; Snyder
to first, and stole second. Eliick got g
hard fCul tip in the eye, aud had to take
second and let Moore try catching. He
let Snyder TO third on passed bali; Sny-
| der in on Bechtels base hit; BechteI to
third on passed ball, and home on an
other; Hogus safe by muffed fly by
Meath, and throwed out by Moore st
second. Lufr didn't get TO first; CEin-
ton base hit, aud to second on Smiths
base hit; Farrell got first by Gerhart
muffing his fly; Clinton home on Muir's
bsss bit; Smith out at second and Rsja
at first, ending the game with the score
| thirty-One 10 five.