St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-01
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Cleveland, Pittsburg. Boston and
Brooklyn the Winners.

CLEVELAND, O., April 3O.-The
Brotherhood season was opened here
to-day under favorable circumstances.
Thirty-five hundred people were pres
ent. There was parade before the
game, and electric trains took. the
crowd to the beautiful new parks. The
Clevelands won by heavy batting.
Score:
Cleveland .....OO11 3oooI-6 y 4
Chicago. ..O1IOOI zoos 2
Earned runs, Cleveland 4, Chicago l; two
base hit, Gruber; teft on bases, Cleveland z,
Chicago 6; double plays, Delhanty, Stricken
and Larkin; Latham, Pfetfer and Comiskey:
sacrifice hits Stricken, Twitchell, Larkin and
Duffy; struck out by Grueber, L; Dwyer 3;
stolen bases, Stricken. Tcbeau, Latham and
O'Neill; bases on balls, bysGruber. 3; Dryer,
.; wild pitchs, Grader, 2; Dwyer, L; time,
l 30; umpires Knight and Jones; batteries,
Cleveland. Gruber and Brennan; Chicago,
Dwyer and Boyle.
PITTsBURG, Pa, April 90.RThe home
team gave the Bisons severe drubbing
to-day. Score:
Pittsburg. :. zoos 11oo-1I IS G
Buffalo ... 8 o o . l o 90 L S 8 4
Earned runs Plttsburg 6; tMo,base hits.
sacrifice hits, Pittsburg 3, Buffalo a.; Stolen
bases, Pittsburg 5, Buffalo l; double plays,
Robinson, Beckley and Corcoran; bases on
balls, PittSburg s, Buffalo 2; struck out, by
Staley 3, by Person 2; passed balls Carroll l,
Mack l hit by pitched bali, White; time o,
game, l :59; attendance. $500; batteries,
Staley and Carroll, Person and Mack; UNI
pires, Cunning and Matthews.
PHILADELPHIA, April 30. = In the
presence of lilo enthusiastic specta-
tors who were lavish in their approval
and encouragement, the enliyening
strains of martial music, and beautifully
decorated stands and grounds, the local
Players league championship season
was opened this afternoon. AS was to
be expected, the home players were
rendered nervous by the very cordially
of their reception, and that, with the
soft condition of the grounds, rendered
error-making an easy matter. Both
sides made numerous errors. but those
of the home club were the most dlSaS
trOuS in the results. Score:
Philadelphia 20 OIL 3OO11 0-6 8 9
Boston - 1912 90 3 0-91l D
Earned runs, Philadelphia 3. Boston /;
two-base hits, Wood, Farrar. Nash, Quinn
and Irwin; three-base hits, Fogarty; Mulvey
and Richardson; stolen bases, Brown 2,
Stovey, Brouthers and Irwin; double play,
Pickett and Shindle; first base on balls, off
Buffinton l, off Knell ). off Kilroy 9; struck
out, Fogarty, Mulvey, Farrar, Knell, Brown
and Irwin; passed ball, Cross; wild pitch,
Knell; batteries, Butinton and Cross, k,ilroy
BROOKLYN, April 30.-Nearly 5000
people attended the formal opening of
Eastern park this afternoon and saw
Ward win game from his former COM
rades and captain. The game was not
particularly brilliant, as it was practI-
cally decided after the fourth inning.
Score:
r. H. E..
Brooklyn. ......o1e 5oo13 90 Ii 5
New York 40 900 2 5 10 d
Earned runs, Brooklyn 5. New York 3;
two-base hits, Orr, Slattery: Joyce; three base
hits, Joyce, Cook, Van Haltren; stolen bases,
Brooklyn z double plays, Andrews Ward
and Joyce; base on balls, Brooklyn 2, New
York 2; hit by pitched ball, Orr; struck out,
Brooklyn ., New York = batteries, Van Hal
tren and Cook, Ewing and Ewing; umpires,
Barnes and Gaffney.