Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-06-21

Boston-Bostons, 5; Clnclnnatls, o.
Cleveland-Forest Citys, 5; Fries, Stem
innings.
Field Notes from All Points.
MILWAUKEE, BEATS ITS SUBURB.
MILWAUKEE, June 18.-In the game to-day
between the Chicagos and the home club, the
latter secured the lead in the third inning
with two runs. In the fifth inning they scored
run, but Chicago made four, this giving
them the advantage, which they improved in
the sixth, scoring one, thus leading the Mil
yankees by two runs. These were all they
got, however, as they were BANKED in the
three last innings, while the home club scored
in each, making a run in each of the sixth
and seventh innings and two in the ninth, thus
beating the visitors by two runs. Peters, Dali
rymple and Goodman did the best playing for
the winners, Start and Harbidge distinguish
ing themselves on the visiting side. The reg
ular catcher of the Mllwaukees was crippled,
but their heavy batting more than made up
for this deficiency Chicagos, ); Miwaukees,
Z. Double plays-Redmond, Peters and
Goodman. Three-base hIts-Goodman and
Remsen. Two-base hIts-Ddlrymple, Golden
and Mcclellan. Earned runs-Mllwaukees, 2.
Umpire-Furlong. Time-Two hours and
fifteen minutes.
THE PLUG-UGLIES AND ROANEs.
Chattanooga Times, 18th: The match
game of baseball played at Cleveland yes
and the Plug Uglies, of Cleveland, resulted
as follows: Roanes, Is; Plug Ugles, Z. The
next game will be played In Chattanooga on
the fourth of July.
PEORIA TAKES IN DAVENPORT.
PEORIA, June 18.-In game of baseball
to-day, the Peoria Reds defeated the Daveu-
ports by z to 2, in eleven innings, the Reds
making FIVE runs in the last inning. They
play together again at Davenport on Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday.
CINCINNATI ENQUIRER NOTES.
His name is Harbidge, and not Harbridge,
as frequently printed.
The Cincinnatis will play at Buffalo On
their way west next Monday.
Those Milwaukee fellows can sometimes
play ball. Yesterday, for instance.
Out of seven games go far played between
League and International clubs, the latter
have won but one.
1t may be said. without fear of contradic-
ton, that the Bostons beat the Cincinnatis
Monday by sheer four
The latest rumor says that Harry Wright
will manage the Providence club next season.
He'll never let go of the Bostons
If the Indianapolis club breaks ND If NAV
be charged to the idiocy of the local newspa-
pers, which slobber over the team one week
and abuse them another.
The receipts of Mondays Boston game
were a little over three thousand dollars, of
which the Cincinnatis will get about nine
hundred dollars. This Is more than any Wis
lting club will get from another league city
we wot of in all six games.
Nine bully young men of the Hub
Defeated The Pork packers club,
Then Harry Wright whooped,
''They're scooped! they're scoopedg"
And swelled up as big as a tub.
The New Bedfords and Hartfords are ar
ranging to play three games on July 4th. The
first will take place In Boston at eight o'clock,
the second at Taunton at half-past eleven |
o'clock, and the third at Providence at four |
O'Clock. There's business for you.
Next week the Cincinnatis play four games |
In Indianapolis, the Bostons three games in |
Chicago, and the Providence club three ]