St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn, Chicago, Boston and
PhiiafleInhia Win.

IBRooKLYN, May28. Young lincoln
ofthe Cleveland National league team
tried to puzzle the BEooklyns to-day
with his left-handed shoots butidid not
succeed. Brooklynswon easily. Score:
lR. II. E.
Brooklyn 20 Ol4yO 3 4a3i1 *-I5s17 6
Cleveland .....3 OgOsO 2 600 O-s5 8
BATTERIES, Lincoln and thinner: Terry and
Clalser earned runs.s BnooklyrrS, Cleveland /;
two-base hits, O'Brien, Burns, Plnekuey,
Mexican: three base hits, Smith, Mexican;
stolen bases, Brooklyn5. Cleveland g; double
play, Davis and Smalley; firstbase on balls.
Brook ylr4. cleveland l; struck out. Gilks,
DAVIS. Lincoln. 2; passed balls Clarke 2,
thinner l wild pitches, Terry q Lincoln /;
time two hours; umpire McQuade.
New YORK., May 2S.-Rusie was fear;
fully wild thiSiafternoon, and was fin
ally taken out of the box and zBurkett
substituted. Sommers also replaced
Buckley in the fifth inning. TiernafS
game With two men on bases and
no lone neut . in sthe ninth innings
DENLY couldanot even sacrifice, and was.
doubled np:with Hornug on "a tito:
pitcher. and then Clarke flew out to
Andrews. Score:
New York. ......1 600 O o Ogll2-4I 5 z
Chicago. ....-...1 2 o. l l OeOf0-5 a 2
Batteries, Rusie. and Burkettya Buckley and
;aSommeFS, =Hutehinserrand KlttFidge; earned
runs, New York 3: base hit, EsterbroOk;
three, base hits, Tierpan, BaSSett; home run,
= Herman ;sstoien bases. G0eney. Carroll. aHil-S
mot +Anson, Burns, hutchinson; double
( plays. OB rlen, Cooney and Arson. Hlltchin-;
: son, Cooney and Arson: first on balls. by
Rusie 7..by 4Burkett.4, by Hutchinson l :.
struck out, Denny'2, Clarke, Buckley, Will
mot Andrews 2, OBrien 2; passed balls,
Buckley l, eSomers 2. Kittridge Il; wild
pitches, Hutchinson Rusie time I:35 !; UNI
pre- Lynch.
Boston, May 2S.-The national league
game to-day =was shotly contested
throughout. Score:
Beston. ..IaO:OiO 600 O 81 5 .
Cincinnati. 20 o o 600 0 90 4 Il
Batteries, Nichols and Bennett. Duryea
and Keenan,; earned run, Boston: tWo-base
hit, Sullivan; three-Dase hit, Long; stolen
bases, Tucker, Sullivan, smith, Knight:
Nichols; first base on balls, Tucker, Sulli
van, Bennett; first base on errors. CIncin-
matt ;sstruck, ont, Long,, Nichols. Keenan!3,
Holiday 2, Duryea double plays, Smith,
Longaand Tucker Mari and Reilly; time;
1880; umpires. Powers and Zacharias
PHILADELPHIA. May 2S.--The Philai
delphiaiclub won two games from. Pitts
burg this afternoon, by general better
playing. Score, firStsgame:
r. H. E.
Pittsburg ...Os4 O-O-2 O.3 1 O-fo IT. Is
Philadelphia. % q o 3 o o D. 3 *-l2 % %
Batteries, Lawson and Berger; Anderson.
and Clements. Earned runs, Pfttsbufg a,
Philadelphia d twobase hit Laroque; three
'baseshits, Clements. MAYER; stolen bases,
Sunday, Laroque and Thompson; double
plays Allen, Myers and MeAuley, Mayer,
Myers andzMeAuley; bases ON balls, by An
derseiiY5, by Lawson 5, by Sowders.2 struck
out, by Anderson q, by Lawsen2, Sowders
passed balls Clements 2. Umpires, Jones
and Niekery.
SECOND GAME.
tRH. E.
Philadelphia 800. ~ OOO-4 IL 8 3
Pittsburg .... ........ 20 o o o. % 3 a
Called to catch train. Batteries, Vickery
afd4SehriFer; Jones and Berger.
Earned runs Philadelphia l; two-base
hits, Thompson and McCauley, Allen Meyers
and Mceauley first on balls, Gray, Burke
Myers and La Rogue; struck out, Burke
MyesseSunday,l Kelly passed ball. Burger;
time, I:05 umpire, McDermott.