The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-28
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Good Game
A thick coat of whitewash was artistic.
allv applied to the Standard base ball
eli BY the Memphis men, on Saturday
Last in TACT. it was the hrst time the
GOOSE ever futtered DER their heads.
Abou. 800 people were present to view
the performances, and all went away
highly pleased with the fine playing.
The three runs scored BY the Southern
team were earned, and no fielding, no
matter how good It might have Deen,
could have prevented them.
THE GAME
First inning-Lane, the litter, lifted
beauty between the foul flag and the tel.
egrsph pole, and trotted 70 third; N ofet
stfuak out; Juukins hit to Shoup; Lane,
concluding that the time had come ior
him TO score, made for home, but wss cut
of by Shoup's fine throw; Glssscock had
6rst given him on balls; Hsgsn, ever
generous, gave Kennedy foul ny.
Blank. Walker iouled out to Lane;
Brookshaw took first on safe hit TO
right stole second and went to third on
Rsdmsn's liner past short, Redman taking
first and then stealing second; both men
scored on Shoup's clean hit to centre;
Shoup got around to third by good run
ming, and tailed on Msloney's groundsr;
Lotus out Mt first by Junkins; Burkaiow
gave Jun kins fly. Three runs.
Second-Redmsn gobbled Bsrkley's
ffy; Buckalew settled Wilkinson on hrst;
Gallagher struck out. Kennedy gave
BARLEY q chance. which was taken.
Moore sent one towards Moffet, and was
saved from running The bases; Walker
wound high one for Hagan.
Third-McKennsn struck out; Lsne
betted to lett, but Moore was in the road |;
NJ otfet earned first on hard bit to lsft;
Junkins was attended to by Shoup and
Walker. Brookshaw got first on safe hit,
tried to steal second, but Lanes tne
throw finished him; Redman struck
safely, reaching first; Shoup sent rat.
tier towards JunkIns and retired at first;
Malone struck out.
Fourth-Redmau took Glssscoeks ty
in hand; Hagan struck out; Barley
gave Buckalew an easy one aud retired
at first. LOTUS hit to Junkins and ended
his career at first; Buckslew fyed to
Gallagher; Kennedy gave Glasscock 3
hot grounder, but Jack threw badly to
frat falling 10 capture his man. Moore
struck out on strikes.
Fiith-Wilkinson retired on foul
bound to third; Gallagher ditto at first
by BuckaIews throw; Rsdmsn failed to
b, ndle McKennsns grounder in time, so
Nc. took his base; Lane hit safely for the
first bag; Motfet hyed to Moore. Barley
took Walkers fly; Junkins threw Brook
shaw out at first, Redmsn got in q single
aud Sh,u double hit, but Maloney
lied one towards Junkins, and Wilkie
settled him, leading the men on bases to
mourn their hard tate.
Sixth-Kennedy took foul bound
from Junklns, gratefully and gracefully,
Glasscock hit hard and safe tor first;
Hagan out at first by pitcher; Barley
stepped up to the home plate, determined
to get home run or nothing; his out
was on strikes Muffet threw Lotus out
at first; McKennan served Buckalew
similarly; Kennedy presented Barkley
with nice fly
Wilkinson out; foul bound
at third fixed him; Gallagher struck out;
McKennsn out to Moore. Mo re struck
foul, but Lane was layin' for him;
Walker sent safe one over second, and
went down to see WIlkie; Brookshaw
popped fy up in short right, and Hs-
gan made the best catch OF the game out
OF that same fly; Redmsn also sent up
tout; i, landed IN WIlkinson's hands.
Eighth-Sboup threw both La 9 and
Motfat out at first; Junkip out on high
Fly to pitcher. Msloney, Lotus and
Buckalew letthree flies loose; Gallagher
got No l. Junkins No. 2, and Wilkinson
nabbcd the third.
Ninth Shoup took Glssscocks fly;
Hagan to first on bail; Barkley struck
out; Wilkinson got in his first base hit,
sending Hsgsn to second; Gallagher
struck out and the Standards goose was
cooked. Kennedy sent fly to Junklns;
Moore batted safely and went to first;
Lane took Walkers foul tip and Mr..
Barkley closed the game by catching
Brookshsw's fly.
STANDARDS.