The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-25
goRK OF THE BAIL PLAYERS
Home Run. and stolen Bases.


The record OF home runs made and bases
stolen by the clubs and players OF the League.
Players League. and American Association arc
herewith given up to May ~ They are inter-
esting for comparisons.
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
The National League is credited with "a
homo runs. Chicago leads with $, followed by
Boston with 5, Brooklyn 4; Cincinnati and
New York. 8 each Pittsburgh. /; Philadelphia
and Cleveland not having scored any.
Long tBostonl and Herman New York; are
tied for first honors, each with 81 followed by
Getzein (Bostoni Halliday tCincinnatD, Wilmot
and O'Brien Chicago. each 2; Keetz pitts
burgh, O'Brien. Foutz, DAILY. and Corkhill
Hutchinson. Earle, and Carroll tChicagoh each
one.
32l. Cincinnati leads with 81. followed by New
York with As: Brooklyn. As: PHILADELPHIA AZ :
pittsburgh. 80; Chicago. 80; Boston. 49, and
Hamilton tPhadelphial. heads the list with
r. followed by sunday IPittS0urGh., 10; SoIli I,
lday Cincinnati Tierran New York;. Foutz
cag1I burke Phi alelphaI. 9 each: Clark New
Boston each; Tucker boston Mulane
lCnGinnati each: Laroque LPittsGurGh;
Cooney jChicIG !. 6 each: Pinkney BROOKLYN,
Beard Cincinnati. and Smith Boston each ;
Oliren and SmiIh Bro9klyin Anbrews BHHr r1
cleveland. each; Burns tBrooElyn). Bassett
New York. Hemp Pittsburgh. Mayer tPhila-
DAVIS and Mexican Cleveland, each Caruth.
Srs Terry and CEorkhil! hBrfG%GklGGpn Denny
de srs' Miller. Dunlap t,sburg6i Keensn and
Knight Cincinnati. OBrlen iGhicegoh Myers
ana THOMPSON ,Philadel2hiaG Hardie and Mo
each 2. and a large number with one each.
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
40 homs Gns New YORK leads With Bos
!; Chicago and brooklyn. each while Pitts
$tovey BOSTON, leads with 4. folloEed by
and Te6eau Cleveland. Wise BUFFALO,, Ward
ardson 'New York. Richardson; Daley, Brown.
and Nasn uBost0nl. loE4rty, MMililgan. Mood.
and Hpnn phTdenhs stBSkSr clfyS
tham. DuHy, and Darling (ChicagoL and Orr
rf93 ,Ea each s.o.r BOSTON ia ,or T., ,,o
lead With 81: Chicago 81; Brooklyn; iG Phila.
dGelEEhIs, a New Y9rk, 40; Pittsburgh. 26;
st9vey tBostonj is also the champion base
brown Boston, il ;Duny Chiicagoll4; Latham
cago Joyce 'BhrSokIyn sHindle PbisdephiaI.
10 each i Iiiehards9n B%2ston n seery, Ibrook-
iIeer9oklyn; IoG99riy ih IE%sp John
SIattcry and Core New York; Hanlqn,
browning Cleveland . each; Quinn tBostonl.
HHf. ss F snG ePd S .aSS
trea n GlBrookiynn' Andrews 'Brooklynl, Griiiin.
Mulyey, and Wood IhilHAHeeRIpahial 0'l!ourEe
each SWEET Boston, fisfer Boyle jGhieaeoj.
%yhns Tna 9 F FEst1 c1ano
and IIaifeid 0 New 3oTkG yisnerh BecE H
Rowe and Rainey Buffalo. HemminG lCleve-
landD. two zach, and host OF players with one
each.
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
The Association clubs have made 21 homo
runs ST. Louis leads with .; Athletic
Rochester, and Toledo. I each; Columbus 2:
Louisville aud Brooklyn each Syracuse.
Shelter, Roch Gittngor lst. Louis,, and Rob
Mcclure and H.. Lyons IiSochester, Olrien
Purcell Athletic Es'oraay and Reilly CNium;
Toledo, Steyetts klusman and hoseman ISt.
Oi tho 397 bases stolen. the Athletics are
cred ted with 20; Roc ester IS; 81, Louis. so;
Syracuse. -; Louisville, 46; Brooklyn. 43;To-
by Purcell athletic. Ii: O'Brisn Athletic.
Raily Il each ShSe5 E0SRhssts
49, " oltn lhtnIellCI, hIooH WoOu lUOcnebtofl,
aud Ely Syracuse II each; IT, Shafer Athletlcl,
Knowles Rochsster), Fuller iSt LouLsh and
Wright SYRACUSE. / eaohi II. Lyons lRoches-
ter. Hamburg. Raymond. Taylor, and Weaver.
uoulsylllel, Van Dyke Toledo. each Robin
ester. Earle St. Louis, shIpnick lLouisvillel,
Peta BROOKLYN. Sneod TO edo and Columbus,
cusel. Werden and Swartwood Toledo johnson
lGolumbus. q each; Conroy Athletcl. TebeRu
Toledo, Doyle tColumbusl 3 each; Kappell
cuSel MoQuery (SyrGcuseh FOnnOlly, W. o'BrtSn