The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-06-24
standing of the Clubs.
Baseball Notes.
PITTsBURa, 3; st. Louis, 0.
KANSAS Cry, 3; Boston, 8.
ATHLETIC. s; Brooklyn, 10.

ATHLETIC, s. Brooklyn, 10.
MEMPHIS did not play at Chat'anoo-
20 yesterday-Tain.
ST.. LOUIS, June 23.-Bauer, the ST.
Louis League pitcher, has been re.
leased for incompetency.
ST. LOUIS, June 23.-The New York
Giants defeated the Black Diamonds
easily todsy in an uninteretting game
in the presence of $500 people. Denny
was suffering from a SIRE finger, anu
made two damaging errors. Sc)re;
st Louis, Ii New York, 7.
THE Eclipse (colored) club returned
to the city Yesterday. Daring their
trip they have won eight out OF twelve
games, as follows: Two at Chatta-
nooga, two st Atlanta, one at Mont
gomery, one at Mobile, two AT New
0rleane. Reniroe, their crack pitcher,
has won every game he pitched but
one, averaging twelve strike-outs a
game for nine Games. In his first
game against Chltt9nooga hs struck
out the frs nine men who came to
the bat. He has great speed and
very deceptive down-3hoot Phelan,
OF the Memphis club, pronouOces him
wonderful pitcher. He will prob
ably play with bis club in an exhibit
ton game here Dext Sunday.
WE are plessed TO note that the
members Of the Cotton Exchange sre
taking such lively interest in their
match game of baseball, Cotton Fac
tors vs Cotton Buyers, for the bene'
fit of the orphans, TO be held at the
Citizens Railway Park, June 26.h, at
4 o'clock pm, We know the cause to
be worthy Que, and trust that there
will be fully 5000 people on the
grounds. The orphan asylums are
sorely in need, aud the people OF Men,
phis cannot assist mole worthy OBJ
iect. Ths ptice of tickets is 30 cents
for gentlemen and % cents for laiies
aud children, and they can be pro-
cured from members Of the Cotton
Excba TIE different stores on Main
street, and at the Cotton Exchange.
THE Savannah club has fallen into
serious financial straits, according to
all accounts. The Savannah NeDs
says: "With the prospect OF winning
the penuan, before 1t there is danger
that IL e home club will go to p!ecee.
The management is in debt The
payers' salaries are behind. The d.
re ctors cannot see their way, and use
les, something is done at once they
saw the club will have to disbsnd.
The directors vii appeal TO the pnblic
! this week for sab. Criptions. TGey
will canvass the city, and il they do
net met with a favorable response
the play ers will he released at once
and the club will di;ba d." Our
special Of June 22d from Savannah
indicates that the nee s4ary financial
aid was receivej.-RRP
For The op4Liug game at Detroit
yes erday Philadelphia put Casey in
the box and that youngmau was prob
Rbly never more severely punish Cd.
His support was very good, but he
way Detroit punched hits was dis.
couraeing. Three hits and a passed
ball gave the home club one run in
the fist four hits gave two more in
the sixth, but in the ssvsIt tn most OF
the work vas done, with three
singles, double ard triple, giving
Detroit five earned runs. Philadel-
phia scored in the fist on a sing'e,
nut ont snd poor throw TO second
! In the fourth a double and a SINCE
gave them Que more; in the eighth
iieldfr's choice, three singles and
double netted three earned runs