The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-15


Beatin's pitching terrifically in to-day's
game and won as they pleased. Attend
ance $500.
Cincinnati ............0 i30i %
Cleveland .............0 o % q o % % q 90
Hits, Cincinnati I, Cleveland 4; errors. Cincin-
natl =. Cleveland /; batteries. Durica and
Keenan,, Beatin and Zimmcr; umpire, McDer.
mott.
BRooKLyN, June i4.-New York played
a miserable game to-day, allowing the
Brooklyn League club 10 pile up runs at
will. Attendance $500.
,trSSsisn Hcs 1yTs go. ''''...." .-ls
Hits, New York 2, Brooklyn Is: errors. New
York y, Brooklyn2; batteries, kussie and Buck-
ley, loSett and Bnshong: umpres, Mcpuaid
and Powers.
Chicago, June l2.-The Pittsburr
League was postponed on account Of wet
ground.
BosToS, June 1.-THE league clubs
played two games to-day. Boston gave
an excellent exhibition in fielding aud it's
battery did fine work. The second game
was characterized by n weak battery on
both sides. The first game:
Boston ..... ...a..,to 900 IS
Philadelphia % ~ o = ~ = .
Has; Boston .. Philadelphia u errors Isos-
ton 5, Philadelphia y; barreries; Nichols and
Bennett, Gless',n and Clcinenis umpire: Zach.
ras. Attendance ,sD.
Second game:
Philadelphia. % o .
Boston -.,.........,..O o u % U u % o u
Hits: rhiladelphia 0, Boston Il errors rhila-
delp In l. Boston 3: batteries: Nickery and Glenn
ems, 'larks; umpire, Zachrias.
The Players League.
CLEVELAND, June 14.-Suipid base
their inability TO hit King caused the de-
feat Of the Cleveland Brotherhood club
to-day. Attendance, 1.2p. Score:
Cleveland ,......,+.l % o
Hits, Chicago n, Cleveland q; errors, Chicago
2, Cleveland 3; batteries, King and Farrell,
.:ruher aud snyder; umpircs. Ferguson aud
Holbcri. &
BUFFALO, June Pittsburg and Buff
falo brotherhood clubs played two games
to-day. The home team won the first
game but In the second game Morris held
the Buffalo's down well and won an in
tercsting game. Attendance, ,5O. First
game:
sa,ls,9; s;,,s,,9,g ,,'.....,,,''.ia % . =
Hits. Buffalo 10, Pittsburg n; errors. buffalo
I, PittShurg 4; batteries, IIaddock and Mack,
Calvin and Quinn; umpires, Gafiney and Barnes
Second game:
Buffalo ,,r.r,,....o go ooo
Pittsburg ..,t.......-O % u O.
Hits. buffalo :, Pitsburg n; errors, Buffalo ].
Pitlsburg 2; batteries. Baldwin and Clark. Nor.
ris and quinn; umpires. Ganney and Barnes.
| Attendance, Inn
BRooKLYS. June i4.-The Brooklyn and
New York brotherhood clubs played an
exciting game this afternoon before 2,50D
| spectators.
| Brooklyn..............O . 90 o % 81
New NOfk......,.....,i o u u u 0-G
Hts, brooklyn y. New York 10; errors, Brook.
| Ign 5, New York .; batteries, Van haltren aud
Cook crane and Vaughn: umpircs, Knight
and Jones.
BosToN June 1.-THE Boston and Phil
adclphia Players league played two
games to-day each winning a game. At
tendance 1000. First game:
| Boston. ................O ~ u q Id
| Philadelphia. .........O 81 o. u :
| HIts. boston n, Philadelphia ~; errors. Bos-
| tou e Philadelphia none; batteries, Radhourne
and ~w'tt, Sanders and Milligan; uInpirrs, Dun.
! ming and Mathews.
second game:
| Philadelphia ..,-....--O % -
| B,tSiUu ..4.......4-.-.-g o u o ~ o.
| Hts. Boston :. Philadelphia - errors, Boston
| g. Philadelphia 81 batteries. kilrUy and Murphy
cunningham and Cross; uinpires, Cunning and
] Mathews.