St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-09
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Cleveland. Philadelphia, Boston
and Chicago the Winners.


and Chicago the Winners.
CLEVELAND, o., May S.-The Cleve-
land Brotherhood team batted out
victory today, defeating Buffalo with
ease. Attendance, roo. Score:
Cleveland .....o3 3o131o 3El4 il i
Buffalo. 2 o 90 l 0O0 2 5 IS
Batteries, MeGiu and Snyder, Haddoek and
Mack; earned runs. Cleveland z, Buffalo 2;
tYo-base hits. Delehanty Browning; three
base hits, Twitcheil, Rowe; sacrifice hits,
Delehanty, Tebeau, Larkin. Snyder 2. Hoy,
Rowe; stolen bases Twitchell, Tebeau Rad
ford, Irwin . Hoy 2. Wise, Beeeher, Mack;
left on bases. Cleveland 10, Buffalo 10;
ney Haddock 3; passed balls. Snyder ), Mack
;; hit by pitched ball, Radford. Browning,
Irwin; wild pitch, McGilI; time, 2:US; UNI
pires. Knight and Jones.
PHILADELPHIA, May S.-The Play
ers' league grounds at Forepaugh park
were in frightful condition to-day and
wholly unfit for ball playing. The right
fielders had particularly hard time of
it, often Wading ankle deep in mud.
The local team had no trouble in hitting
O'Day's delivery, and as a consequence
won easily by score OF ii to $. The
New Workers could do nothing with
Knell's pitching outside of the first
inning, when Gore was thrown out at
the home plate. Score:
Philadelphia. L 2 4 O4101 Ia 16 2
New York 40 @ o . o o o O. 8 3
Batteries. Knell and Cross, O'Day and
Brown; earned runs. Philadelphia l: New
York l two-base hits. Fogarty. Hallman,
Cross and Shannon; three base hit, Mulvey;
stolen bases, Shindle ., Cross, Wood, Mulvey
Fogarty. Slattery and Whitney; double plevs,
Richardson, Whitney and Conner. Hatfield,
Conner and Whitney; first base on balls.
BY Knell l, by ODay 8; hit by pitched ball,
Mailman; struck out by Knell 3, by O'Day
l; time, 90; umpires, Ferguson and Hoi-
bert.
BRooKLYN, May Sit rained until
nearly time to play to-day's game be-
tween the Brooklyn and Boston Players
league clubs at Eastern park and only
251 people say the contest, which proved
played on account Of wet grounds.
Fielding errors lost the game for Brook
Ign. Score:
Boston. ..2o1oos .111 4. 5
Brooklyn. ......7 10000 2-1o 8 8
Batteries: weighing and Daily. Daley and
Kelly; earned runs, Brooklyn 2; two-base
hits, Beerbargh, McGeachey and Daily;
three base hit, joyce; stolen bases. Ward,
Joyce, MeGeachy, Seery, Daily. Brown,
StoYey, Nash, Kelly; double play, Nash aud
Brouthers; first on balls, by weighing z. by
Daily 8; hit by pitched ball. Irwin and Nash;
struck out. weighing, Quinn. Kelly and DAILY:
wild pitch, Daily; umpires, Barnes and Gaff-
new.
CHICAGO, May s.-The record of
twenty-three base-hits is sufficient ex-
explanation why the Chicago players
won the game to-day. Score:
R.H. E.
Chicago. ......5 5Io4o2 I-2o % 8
Batteries, King and Farrell; Staley and
Carroll; earned rms, Chicago 8, Pittsburg L :;
| two base hits Darling. Ryan, O'Neill, Farrell;
three base-hits, Duffy ., O'Neill. Farrell
| Visner; sacrifice hits. Duffy, O'Neill, Yisner.
| Quinn, Beekiey; left on bases, Chicago g.
| Pittsburg 4 stolen bases, Ryan, Comiskey.
Latham, Hanlon; struck out. Bastian, King.
| Morris, Fields. Robinson. Kuehne, Corcoren;
attendance, l,794: umpires, Cunning and
| Matthew's: