St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-31
inability of the local men to hit Fore
man. Attendance. CTS. Score:

inability of the local men to hit Fore
man. Attendance, 67S. Score:
New York. O o 0O01o61 2
Cincinnati ......o 0 o O O O. 8 o *-3 L
Batteries, WEIGH and Murphy, Foreman
and Baldwin,: earned runs, Cincinnati "
three-base hit, Reilly; stolen bases, Mari,
Holiday, Reilly, knight; double plays; clark
and Denny, Beard, McPhee and Reilly
Glasseock, Bassett and Esterbrook. Tiernan
and Esterbroek; first on balls. by WEIGH A,
by Foreman L: hit py pitched ball Weleh,
struck out Glasscock. Bassett, Sommers.
Burkett WEIGH. McPhee, Holiday 2; passed
balls. Baldwin, Murphy; time. l:55i umpire,
Lynch
Rusie and Viau pitched well this
afternoon. Esterbrook's error lost the
game for the local team. Attendance,
3, 759. Score:
New York. 20 eooooo-0 2
Cincinnati 30 o U 1 o o D OIL
Batteries, Rusie and Murphy, yiau and
keenan; two-base hit, Rusie. stolen bases,
McPhee, Holiday, ViaH and Reilly, double
plays, Glasseoek Clark and Esterbrook,
Beard, McPhee and Reilly; first on balls, by
RIsie ), by Viau 3 hit by pitched balls, Null
lane, Holiday, Mari; struck out, Herman,
Burkett Sharrett, Mari, Holiday, keenan,,
Viau 2; passed balls, Murphy time, 1885,
umpire, Lynch.
BOSTON, Nav 30-GeIZein outpitehed
Schmidt in this feFenoon's game, and
the Bostons won by free hitting and
steady fielding. Long was spiked III
the eighth inning ana retired. Sam
Crane made his first appearance with
the Pittsburgs. Attendance, 2,l49.
Score:
Boston ...3o1Io1o oo-6I1 4
Pfttsburg l q O o O q 1-2
Batteries, Getzein and CAMEL. Schmidt and
Miller; earned runs, Boston l; tnree-base
hit, Camel; two-base hit Long: stolen bases,
Donovan, Sunday, McGarr, Crane; first base
on balls, Tucker, McGarr, CAMEL, GetzeIn,
first on errors. Boston 5, Pittsburg 3; hit by
pitcher, Long, Tucker, struck out, Schel-
hasse, Sullivan 2 Brodie, Smith, GetzeIn-
MeGarr, Sunday, Root, Crane, ochmldti
double plays. Getzein, Cancel and Tucker.
Crane and Heeker; time, l:53; umpires,
Powers and Zaeharias.
The afternoon game was fine con-
test. but the visitors could not hit
Nichols. Attendance, ASH. Score:
Boston ...oo0I Io01O-3 II %
Pittsburg... 10 q o u o o 90
Batteries, Nichols and Bennett, Sowders
and Wilson; tWo-base hits, Miller, Tucker.
-Brodie; stolen bases, Donovan. Long. Tucker,
McGarr Crane; first base on balls, Donovan,
Tucker; first base on errors, Boston 81 struck
out. Donovan, Long, Sullivan. Brodle, Smith.
NichoIa, Laroque, Kelly 2. Crane, Sowders
=, Wilson =; wild pitch. Sowders; time, 80;
umpfres, Powers and Zacharias.
BROOKLYN, May 30.-The morning
game between the Chicago and Brook
lyn league teams was played in the
presence Of 2,603 spectators. Score:
Chicago. o O e-6 8 2
BrooElyn.o 3 l o o o o. 4 3
Batteries, Hutchinson and Kittridge, Terry
and Bushong; earned rims, Brooklyn l, Chi
cago =; two-base hits, Collins, Burns, of Chi
cago, 2; stolen bases, Collins. Pinekney,
Cooney, Carroll 2, WiImot; double plays,
Smith, Foutz and Bushong; Terry and Coil
ms: first base on balls. by Terry D, by Hutch
inson 3; struck out Burns, of Brooklyn z,
Foutz, Pinekney and Andrews; passed balls,
Kittridge, Bushong 2; wild pitches, Hutehin-
son 2; time, l 80; umpire, MeQuade.
Hutchinson, the plucky Chicago Ma
tional league pitcher, made great rec
ord by winning two games III one day.
Score:
Brooklyn. 1900 o11o-7 9 5
Chicago ...3 O o 3 o o Ill II
Caruthers, Hughes and Daily; earned runs,
Brooklyn l. Chicago z; two-base hits, Burns,
of Chicago, kittridge DAILY: three base hits,
Arson. kittridge, Burns, of Chicago; double
play, Fousz unassisted: first base on balls, by
Caruthers 2, by Hughes z, by hutchinson 2;
struck out, O'Brien 2, Collins, Terry, Smith
. Hughes, Daily Brien, Hutchinson;
passed bail, DAILY; time. 2:04; umpire. Nc
Quade.