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A Costly H@eA

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THE SHERMAN BOON.
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ABOUT MISSOURI.

Dr. wm- E Msddox was killed Moa- day asteTrooa cH a trestie Of the Han nihal & St Joe road, near the junction al Palmyra
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The Forrest City times., 1888-06-16

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-05-18


the Memphis club leaves this afternoon
for New Orleans, Sndi will find that club 50
badly crippled ID make victory easy,
birmingham goes ID Charleston and viii
find the Sea Gulls stronger than ever.
1T seems little surprising to some peo-
pie that with more base hits and greater
total OF bases, Memphis could not win
yesterday. There is nothing surprising
about i, however, 1t is punching Of hits
that tells, not quantity Of hits. Three hits
In succession in one inning are better than
ten hits scattered through six innings.
An analysis OF yesterdays hits shows the
following; Memphis made three in the
second inning, one in the third, two in
the fifth, two in the sixth, one in the sew
enth, three in the ninth. Birmingham
made one in the second inning, three in
the fourth, one in the fifth, one in the
sixth. two in the seventh, two in the
ninth. Now take errors at critical juno
lures, and It Is easy TO SEQ how games can
be lost by the side making the most hits.
Yesterday one error was made in the
fourth inning, which, added to three hits,
nettcd four runs, all OF them unearned.
IL was just piece OF unusual bad luck
that Birmingham's hits and the errors OF
Memphis happened 10 connect 30 closely.
In Sullivan and Lemons Birmingham
has two good pitchers. 1t is almost
"cinch' to bet on Birmingham when Sui
Ivan Is in the box unless he is pitted
against Siebel, in which event look out for
close game OF ball.
The most brilliant play made yesterday
was McAleer's backward running catch Of
long fly from Hellman's bat. 1t was
phenomenal play and the grand stand and
the bleaching board went wild over It.
The Hylo Sluggers, formerly the Shelby
Street Reds, defeated the fernando Street
Sluggers yesterday for the third successive
time, by score OF ii to 10.
DADDY PHKLAN is in faster company
than he Is accustomed to. The disparity
between him and Bittman is too vast for
measurement
The Memphis club will not play here
again until June 10, when the Pelicans
will face them.
The Baby came here with the lead and
carried II of with him. Good boy.
LoSo JOHN EWING is good for an out
every time he goes TO the bat
Why can't we win five straights from
New Orleans?
DAvY FoRcE is letting down awfully in
his batting.
TAKE IL all in all Nichols is our best
pitcher. F
MEMPHIS opens at New Orleans satur-
day. -
No GAME at New Orleans yesterday.