St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-05
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Chicago Scores Two Victories, the
Bisons One and a Tie.

Chicago Scores Two Victories, the
Bisons One and Tie.
CLEVELAND. July AT Brotherhood
park wet grounds made errors numer-
Gus. Neither pitcher was hit hard.
Score:
Cleveland. .....4o2 11oooo-s s s
Philadelphia II 1 3 90 OF 2
Earned run Philadelphia; twobase hits,
Radford, Mulvey, Milligan; three base hit.
Sutcliffe; left on bases. Cleveland 8, Phila-
delphia 10; struck out, Cleveland 4; batter
Cross; passed ball, Sutcliffe; hit by pitcher,
Larkin, Milligan; wild pitches, O'Brien 2,
Burlington L; time, 2 hours; umpires, knight
and Jones.
AFTERNOON GAME.
The hard hitting of the Philadelphia,
combined with the wretched fielding Of
the home team. gave the visitors an
easy victory in the afternoon. Score:
Philadelphia. o 90 zoe IS SIS 16 /
Earned runs. Cleveland 6, Philadelphia $ :;
two-base hits, Sutcliffe 2, Shindle, Wood,
Bufnton; three-base hits, Delehanty, Cross,
Milligan; sacrifice hits, Larkin 2, Bakely !,
Griffin 2, Cross |; bases on balls, Philadel-
Shindle; left on bases, Browning, Griffin;
double plays. Shindle, Pickett to Buffinton;
passed balls, Milligan, Sutcliffe 2; hit by
pitched ball, Milligan; batteries, Bakely and
Sutcliffe, Sanders and Milligan; time, :57;
umpires. Knight and Jones.
PITTsBURG, July about 5000 peo-
pie witnessed this mornings game,
WEIGH was holly contested throughout.
A passed ball in the ninth and single
by Van Haltren lost the game to the
locals. Score:
Pittsburg 1000 11O02 8 4
Brooklyn. 30 o L 2 o o ID 1
Batteries; staley and Quinn, Van Haltren
and Kenslow; earned runs, Pittsburg a.
Brooklyn 3; two base hits, Fields. Seery;
three base hit, Corcoran; home run, Visner;
double plays, Van Haltren, Ward and DAILY.
Ward, Bauer and DAILY; first on balls, off
Van Haltren l. off Staley 2; first on errors,
Pittsburg l, Brooklyn l struck out. by Staley
3, by Van Haltren 3; passed ball, Quinn;
time, :45: umpires, Gaffney and Leach.
AFTERNOON GAME.
PITTsBURG, Pa, July 1.-The home
team of the Players league broke even
with Brooklyn to-day by winning the
Sc ,ond game, which was marked by
good batting and poor fielding by the
visitors. Score:
PPittsb1rg. 80 g 600 2-sI2 IL
Batteries, Tener and Carroll, weighing and
Inslow; earned runs. Pittsburg z, Brooklyn
2; two base hits, Wisner, Beckley 2. Kinslow
hree base hits. Beckley, Fields; bases on
tails, Pittsburg 5, Brooklyn l: sacrifice hits,
bittsburg 2, Brooklyn d stolen bases, Pitts,
Purg 3. Brooklyn 2; double plays, Tener and
breckley, weighing and Bauer; struck out,
Banlon, Carroll. Kushne, Corcoran, Joyce,
Hndrews, Kinslow. Time. 2 hours. Um-
| pires. Shendon and Gaffney.
Boston, July 4.-Both games Of the
Buffalo-Boston were loosely played.
The first game being called at the end
of the fifth inning on account of the bad
condition of the grounds. Score:
B B9fFaR - &c 19
characterization and Murphy: Person
and Mack.
base hits-Brown, Murphy, Halligan; three
base hits-Murphy, Wise; stolen bases-Sto
vey 8 first on balls-Nash, Irwin, Brown,
Haddock, Wise, White; first on errors-Bos-
ton l. Buffalo /; hit by pitcher-Wise.
Beecher, White; passed balls-Mack; wild
son-I, by Madden 4; double plays-Rowe,
Wise and Carney; Person. Carney and
White; mpires-MattheWs and Leach.
boston ...'... 81
Batteries. Daley and Murphy; Haddock
and Mack.
AFTERNOON GAME
Earned runs. Boston 2, Buffalo 5;
two-base hits, Rowe. Mack; stolen bases.
Gumbert q; Nash. Brouthers, Kelly, Quinn
struck out, Brown, Murphy SWEET, HaIligan,
Wise, White, Carney, Haddock; double
plays, White, WISE Carney, Haduock. Rowe,
and Carney; Kelly, Quinn and Brouthers;
hit by pitched balls, Brouthers Haddock;
time, 2 hours; umpires, Matthews and
Leach.
CHICAGO, July Capt Comiskey's
aggregation knocked out the Giants
twice in succession to-day. but it took
eleven innings to decide the afternoon
game. Scores:
Chicago. 0oOO-3 Z
| New York. 100 o O O 90 Ii
Batteries, King and Farrell, Crane and Ew.
| ing; earned run, Chicago; two-base hit Ew.
ing; sacrifice hits, Bastian 2. King 2; stolen
bases, O'Rourke. Whitney bases on balls,
balls, Ewing 3; wild pitch, Crane; struck
| out, Ryan, Boyle 2, Darling, O'Neill. Connor,
| Richardson, Johnston Slattery; left on bases,
! Chicago z, New York s.; time, / :45; umpires,
| Ferguson and HoIbert.
AFTERNOON GAME. r. H. e.
| Chicago. % o O O 90 O 2-4 8 4
New York.O L o o 00 o. 4
Batteries Baldwin and Farrell, O'Day and
Ewing; earned runs, Chicago 2, New YORK 1 /;
| two-base hits, Ryan, Boyle 2. Bastian,
| O'Rourke; sacrifice hits, Duffy, Pfeffer, Far
| rell, Ewing 2, johnson; stolen bases, Conner,
| Ewing; double plays, Bastian and Darling 2,
| Ryan and Pfc fer, Shannon and Connor.
! Richardson, Shannon and Conner; bases on
| balls Darling, Bastian, Farrell, Richardson
| passed ball, Ewing; struck out, Pfeffer, Oar
! ling, O'Neill, Ryan, Baldwin, ODay; left on
| bases, Chicago z, New York 5; time 2:35
umpires, Ferguson and Holbert.