Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-10-01
TIE BALL CAME.
THE CONSCIOUSNESS WIN BY
A SCORE OF g TO q.

and The Amateurs. The Amateurs
we're all al the depot when the down
train from Virginia arrived, but the
Comstockers were not on board,
and Carson thought maybe they had
backed down. The Comstockers
were here Sunday, however. They
arrived about l0:3 in four-in-
hand. As usual the game did not
commence until about an hour
after the appointed time, and the
big crowd on the fence got impa-
uent.
BEGINNING or FIRST.
Matt Btannan WAS unanimously
chosen Umpire and the game began
at 2 o'clock, with the Comstocks at
the bat, and Johnson in the pitch
er's box. Hurley was first man
in the strikers box. Alter three
strikes he was put out Oh first, ana
Carson cneered. Alter making
foul which catcher LAID couldn't get
on account of falling over harrow,
which caused call OF time to re-
move, Regain scored five fouls, one
OF which burnt the Carson Nascotts
Fingers. Cries IRON the crowd 10
"get fam He then Knocked
one into right field which was
fumbled 10y Wright, as the sun was
In his eyes. Crotty next took up
the stick, and after two fouls made
first on fair bail, and Regain who
had stolen 81, tailed. Crotty then
ran to third, with the bali slightly
in the lead hut Coleman tried one
hand catch and failed. Blake then
went 10 the bat, knocked hy,
WAS put out On fist aad Crotty
tailed. Deeney went to the bat
but struck out, and Virginia retired
with two TALES.
LAST OF THE FIRST
Tie Amateurs then sent Bryant 10
the bat Who Knocked far bail and
was put out on fist. Cad then
went to the bat ami was also put
out on first. CowIng handled the
willow next and made the third
ont which retired Carson.
BEGINNING OF THE SECOND
Craize ent to the bat and took
first on balls. Hanlfan succeeded him
at the bat and knocked a ty
which was dropped by Cowlng.
O'Rourke went to the bat next,
and after knocking three fouls was
put out on fist. Hanifan took
second on a passed ball. Deeney
t. ok tie club, made three strikes,
Land dropped 1t, threw it to first,
Haniian ran home, but Land was
there with the ban and he didn t
tally, and the Comstocke's retired.
LAST OF THE SECOND
johnson took the willow and
made two base hit. Then Martin
| went to the batter's box and got
hit with the bail, aud took first,
Coleman went to the bat ami
struck out. Martin was on second
and Johnson on third Martin lore
ed johnson off who was put out be-
| tween third and home after consid-
cradle juggling, and Martin was
put out on third. which retired Car
son, and Virginia yelled.
Hurley then went to the slaugh-
ter, and was famed out. Regain
went to the bat ami was put olt
OH first. Little Boy" Crotty then
waltzed up 10 the bat, struck an at
titude also a foul which Land nailed
aud the CONS lockers retired grace
fully. Carson then had yell.
Nulty, Wright and Land were all
put out on first and the
FOURTH
began with Blake at the bat,
not O'Rourke as the Tribune has it,
who knocked fly to right field and
Wright made fine running catch,
which called forth yelis from both
contigents. Deeny took the bat,
but didn't take first. Hurry then
made a safe hit, but was put out
ON second.
LAST OF FOURTH.
BRYANT delivered fly to the field
1 l,J.,t foreh nrnnnd Cad