St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-03
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Chicago, Buffalo, Brooklyn and
Boston the Winners.

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Boston the Winners.
CLEVELAND, O.. May 2.-Hemmings'
WildnesS ard the heavy batting Of the
Chicagos was the cause of CleyeIand's
defeat to-day at the Players League
park About 1000 persons were present.
Score:
Cleveland ....0112O OO0O-4 & s
Chicago 20 3 o *-11 Is 4
Batteries-Cleveland, Hemmings and Bren;;
nan; Chicago, Baldwin and Farrell. Earned
runs, Chicago ), Cleveland l two-base hit,
Darling; home run, Baldwin: left on bases,
Cleveland Is, Chicago 6: struck ont. Stricken,
Delehanty, Browning, Twitchell, Hemmings,
Brennan >, Latham, Darling; passed balls,
Brennan Farrell; wild pitches, Hemmings 2,
Baldwin - time hours; umpires, Knight
and Jones.
PITTsBURG, May Good fielding
marked to-day's game at Exposition
park. The batting was rather light on
both sides, but the visitors got in their
hits at the proper time and won the
game. Attendance, 1000. Score:
pittsburg ..oooooooo1Ii 6 e &
buffalo. ........l 0 . OF 90 81 1
Batteries Morris and Carroll, Keefe and
Mack; earned runs. Buffalo 3; two-base hits,
Carroll, Wise =, Mack; three base hit. Beck
ley; sacrifice hits, 1ittsbdrg >, Buffalo g:
double plays, Clark and White. Irwin and
White; bases OH balls Pittsburg >, Buffalo 2;
hit by pitched ball, White; struck out, by
Keefe time, 1925; umpires, Matthews and
Cunning.
PHLADELPHIA,M May 2.-The Phlla-
delphia brotherhood club started out
well in to-day'S game with Kelly's Bos
ton team, earning two runs in the first
two innings on hits by Griffin, Wood
and Farrar. and sacrifice hits by
Shindle and Fogarty. but not another
man could get across the plate for the
balance of the game. Boston made
five runs in the second inning on four
bases on balls, Richardson's double and
Stoyey's triple. and that settled the
game. Hustled pitched the first six
innings and Cunningham finished the
game. Attendance, HOP. Score:
Boston 49,. OoOo1o@-6 i
Philadelphia l 0 000 % 4 2
Batteries. Hustled and Cunningham and
Nilligan: RaGbourne and Kelly: esrned runs,
Philadelphia >, Boston two-base hits,
Griffin, Richardson and Irwin; three-baSe
hits, Stoyey; stolen bases, Farrar. Irwin and
Brouthers; Double plays Nash Quinn and
Brouthers; Griffith and Miligan; Shinde
and Pickett: Base on balls. Milligan, Shindle,
Brouthers 3; Quinn, Irwiu Brown; hit by
pitched ball, Radbourne; struck out, Hustled.
Radbourne, Quinn, Brown, Irwin; wild
pitches, Husted; time, 2:33; um pires, Fer
guson and Holbert,
BROOKLYN, May 2.-John Ward and
his brotherhood bali players won a sec
ond victory from the Giants to-day
Comic Murphie proved a Chinese puzzle
for the New Workers from the begin
ding to the end of the game, and had it
not been for his Wiidness in one inning
he would have shut out his opponents.
keefe was hit at critical stages. Hat
held's work was weak and costly. At
tendance, 1,l20. Score:
BROOKLYN. 2ocOO2 20 10 8
New York. % 5 90 5000 O-3 3
Earned runs, Brooklyn 3: twobase hits
Conner; three-base hits McGeachy and
Ward; stolen bases, Richardson, Ewing 2
Ward, McGcachy; first base on balls. Gore
Richardson. Ewing, Whitney ., Hatfield
Keefe Bower ana Joyce; passed balls,
Ewing !. Klnslow ,; left on bases, New York
z Brooklyn ); time 2:07: batteries Keefe
and Ewing. Murphy and Kinslow; umpires
Gafney ana Barnes.