St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati. Philadelphia, Boston
and Pittsburg Win.

CINCINNATI. O., April 23.-The Gin
cinnati-Chicago game to-day was played
in drizzling rain. The Reds won by
the fortunate punching of hits and the
costly errors of the visitors. Both
pitchers were batted hard. but Sullivan
was a trif1e wild and his support was
bad. The fielding of Heard and Co0ney
was the leading feature. Attendance
1000. Score:
Cincinnati. 81 o3O2o % 8 /
Chicago ..4 5000 2 o o 0-6 II z
Earned runs, Cincinnati5, Chicago 4; two
base hits, Knight, Reilly Lauer: three-base
hit, Duryea: stolen bases, McPhee Holiday
Beard. Reilly, Andrews; double plays, Nc
Phee, Beard and Reilly, Cooney, Earle and
Sullivan 5; hit, Reilly; struck out by Duryea
3. by Sullivan 4; passed balls, Keenan,,
Lauer 2; wild pitch, Duryea; batteries,
Duryea and Keenan,, Sullivan and Lauer;
time, :55; umpire, McQuade.
New YORK. April 23.-The Philadel-
phias won the third of the four games,
to-day before small attendance. The
New Yorks put up an Indifferent game
in the field, and failed to hit Vickery
when hits were needed. Rusie again
pitched in fine form, but poor support
lOSI GIlS SdiuC.
New York. 10000 0OO1-1 8 4
Philadelphia 80. % o . D o *-3 6 1
Batteries-Ph Philadelphia, Vickery and Glenn
ents; New York. Rusie and Sommers.
Earned runs, New York, l; two-base hits,
Myers, Rusie and Clarke; stolen bases, Bas-
set, Denny, Myers, and Clements; double
plays RuSie TO Glasscock to Scanlon; bases
on balls, Clements. Allen, Vickery, Bassett
and Seanlon hit Herman and Denny; struck
No
Allen: passed balls, Sommers 2; time, I:40;
umpire. Quinn.
BosroN, April 23.-The Boston
Brooklyn game this afternoon was won
by the home team by brilliant fielding
and hard, clean hitting. The features
were the fine catches by Donovan,
Corkhill and BrGdie, and the batting of
Nichols and Collins. Collins poor throw
in the sixth was responsible for four
runs. Attendance, 1892. Score:
Boston % OIOO4 % II 8
Brooklyn .....2 o o o o 90 o. 3
Batteries, Brooklyn, Hughes Bushong
Boston, Nichels, CAMEL
Earned runs. Boston q tWo-base hit. Col
Inns: three-base hit Long: 0 stolen bases.
Donovan. Sullivan, Tucker, Lowe 2; first on
balls. Sullivan, O'Brein, Smith; first on err
rors. Boston I, Brooklyn l; struck out, Sui
Donovan and Smith, Nichols, Long and
Tucker, Hughes and Collins: passed balls.
Camel L; wild pitches, Nichols !, Hughes l
hit by pitched ball, G. Smith; time, :45
umpire. Powers
P1rTsBURG, Pa, April 23.-The Pitts,
burg-Cleveiand game to-day was veri-
table smuggling match, in which the
Pennsylyanians had the best of it.
Score:
Pitts3urg.. IS Ia 3 3 20 go is .
Cleveland - . 8 0 l O l 0--l2 Y 70
Earned runs, Allegheny 4, Cleveland 3;
two-base hits, Gray, Miller: Kelly 2 thinner,
Yeach, Hines, Youngman. Daily. Gilks; three
base hits, Dunlap, Daily, Youngman; home
run. Kelly: stolen bases; Allegheny 9, C!eve
land 2; double plays Gilks and Eeach; first
base or balls. OFF Daniels Z. off Daily 4, alf
Gray 9, off thinner L; hit by pitched ball
Allegheny 4, Cleveland 2; struck out, by
Daniels 1. by Daily 3, by Gray l, by thinner
II: passed balls, Miller. thinner 2; wild
pitches. Daniels 2; time, 2:25; umpire
Zacharias