Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-20
BASEBALL.
Telegraphic Scores.
IOItSEdpHIC SCOTCb.
Lowell-Lowells, 5; Cinclnnatis, 4.
Observation-Disclosures, 8; Indianapolis, 3.
Games of Special Interest.


Lowell-Lowells, 5; Cinclnnatis, 4.
Observation-Disclosures, 9; Indianapolis, 3.
Games Of Special Interest.
ROCHESTER, DEFEATS FOREST CITY.
CLEVELAND, June 1.-THE Rochester and
Forest City game day resulted in another
defeat for the home club, the score standing
5 to 1 in favor of the Rochesters. Both clubs
played poorly, although the Forest Citys
played better than on Saturday. The only
feature of interest was very fine overhead
one-hand catch by the third baseman of the
Rochester club in the fourth inning. Cum
mings had his thumb mashed in the fifth in
ming, and had to change to a left-held POSI-
ton. His playing was very poor from the
start; it may be accounted for by very bad
hand. Saulsbury's pitching was fair to-day,
although the Rochesters batted him without
much effort. About eighteen hundred per-
sons witnessed the game, and all left the
grounds disappointed. Some of the Forest
City club will have to turn over a new leaf
and keep themselves in better shape for ball
playing, or the lovers of the game will lose
all interest, and the fiattering patronage the
club has so far received will cease almost en-
tirely. 1t is to be hoped that word to the
wise will be sufficient.
BEAN-EATERs SLAUGHTER PORK-PACKERs.
BosToN, MASS, June 1.-THE first appear
ance of the Cincinnatis here was attended
with great deal of interest. 1t rained all
the forenoon, and the weather was threaten
ing until after three o'clock. Nevertheless,
over ffty-nine hundred persons passed the
turnstlle, and every run was scored amidst
the greatest excitement. The visitors were
first at the bat, and the game alternated from
one side to the other until the last inning,
when Morrill, came in from third and Snyder
from second on bad throw by Jim White to
catch Snyder stealing second. Both pitchers
did some very good work, White bothering
his opponents by well-disguised changes of
pace, and Bond and Snyder capturing some of
CINCINNATI best hitters. Geer, M'Vey and
Gcrhardt did some splendid fielding for their
club. Bond and Snyder carried off the hon
ors in the field, Burdock doing the most
valuable batting. Cincinnati 2; Boston, 4.
Runs earned-None. First base on errors
3; Boston, l. First base on called
baIls-Manning, 3. Base hit-Leonard.
Left on bases1Cineinnati, I; Boston, 8.
None. Wild throws-Jim White, 2; w.
White, l; Burdock, l; Snyder, q Foul fy |
nuffed-J. White Balls called on White.
Is; on Bond, "a. Strikes called off White. |
b; off Bond, 81. Struck out-Plke 2; J.
White, Gerhardt, Jones, White, Kelly, |
Wright, Leonard. Time-Two hours and |
en minutes. Umpire-M' Lean.
General Field Notes.
Just wait till those Yankees come to Gin
innati.
Fisher, the veteran, has been engaged to
'lay trst-base for the Lowells.
Booth, of last years Cincinnatis, is doing
inc work at second-base for the Lowells this
ear.
The Boston Post says: "The Only Nolan
what .bardwell Slote' would call d. g.
itcher." Yes. when he keeps pretty d. s.
Du-rr
all this afternoon, between Davenport and
ne, Peoria Reds, formerly the Springfield
ieds, the latter won by score of to 0. 1t ,
'as the first game played here this season, |