The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-17
LOST BY COSTLY ERRORS.
BAuswINE PITCHES GOOD GAME
BUT is POORLY SUPPORTED.
Hollands Miserable Work in Short Field
-Bauswine Himself Makes Two Ugly
Wild Throws-The New Grounds Bet
ter Than the Old.

Costly errors by Holland and Bauswlne
lost Memphis the game yesterday in the
fifth inning, when the score stood 6 to l in
favor OF the home team. After that Hol-
land was taken out and Riddle substituted
at third, but the mischief had been done
and could not be repaired. Chattanooga
put up new battery, the two Fords. w.
= Ford. the pitcher, pitched good ball, and
was well supported behind the bat and in
the field. He needs prodding up, how
ever, and is entirely too slow and DELHI
crate in his action. He watches bases
closely, but loses too much time in making
feints Of throws TO bases. The spectators
who pay their money to see game OF ball
have some rights which even a pitcher is
bound to respect. and one of their rights is
to have the pitcher use due diligence in
delivering the ball. This Mr.. Ford does
not do. He looks at first, turns his eye in
the direction OF the batter, then throws the
ball two or three times to first TO catch
the occupant mapping, then he does tho
same thing in the direction OF second, and
he keeps this thing up throughout the
game without ever catching man OF his
base. The crowd got very tired OF him
yesterday The following is detailed ac-
count OF how the runs were scored:
In the fist inning Miller hit safe 10 left
field, went TO third on Bauswine's wild
throw TO second and scored on Toohey's
hit to third, who ielded the ball 10 first
instead OF to the plate.
In the third inning Memphis knocked
out six runs. Graulick got four balls.
Mcbride made lucky hit in front OF plate
and beat the ball 10 first, Graulick going
10 second. Cassady's triple brought in Me-
Bride and Grau.ick. Kelly went out TO
short. Roderick's single brought in Cas-
sidy, and the former scored on Cruso' S
triple. Bauswiue's triple brought Cruso
across the plate. Rcccius's sacrifice TO
right field pulled in Bauswne. Holland
went out TO pitcher.
Neither side scored until the fifth inning,
when Ford got his base on balls and got TO
second on Miler's single. Mccoy then
Aied TO pitcher and Ford played OF sec
ond. Bauswne threw wild TO Cruso and
McCoy's single brought Miller and Ford
home. The other Ford hit TO second, re-
firing Mccoy. Toohey hit TO short stop,
who threw wild TO second, Ford going TO
third. Murrays single to center enabled
Ford and 1oohey to score. Hotaling' 8
single scored Murray Hoialing went to
third on another wild throw TO second by
Bauswine. Nusz hit TO Holland, who
threw wild TO Graulck. Hotaling scoring.
With Ford at the bat Nusz scored on wild
pitch. Ford got four balls, but Miller re-
tired the side on strikes.
In the nextinning Chattanooga increased
her lead by three. Mccoy hit safe TO left
field, was advanced TO second on Ford's
hit aud scored on Bauswine's wild throw
TO second. Tcohey hit safe to right field
Murry went out to Cassidy, but Ford and
Toohcy scored on the play. llotaling hi
safe 10 left field, Nusz struck out, Apple
gate hit to third and died at fist
Memphis scored one in the seventh inn
ing, Kelly got four balls. stole second and
scored on Bauswines hit past third base
In tho ninth inning Bauswino got foul
balls, went 10 second on Reccius's hit e
right field and scored ON Graulcks hit
OFFICIAL SCORE.