St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicagoans and Quakers Given a
DOubIe Dose,

.Chicagoans and Quakers Given a
Double Dose.
CINCINNATI, June 23.-Viau was put
in to pitch to-day's game for Cincin-
natl against Boston, and in the second
inning he was batted for three singles,
a double and two home runs. The Bos-
tons batted him hard in the following
inning, when Duryea was substituted.
The Cincinnatis played poorly in the
field and failed to bunch their hits.
Score:
Cincinnati. 2oo1o1o oo-4 8 5
Boston,. - o 6 0 o 4 O O-12 ID
Earned runs. Cincinnati 2, Boston s: two
base hits, Reilly, Holiday, Mari, MeGarr;
home runs, Sullivan, Cla1kson, Long, Knight;
stolen bases, McGarr, Sullivan, Mari; double
plays, Reilly and McPhee, Beard McPhee
and Reilly; first on balls, McPhee 2, Reilly,
Mari, Long, Brodie; hit by pitched ball,
GARRISON 2; passed balls, Keenan, Z, Bennett;
wild pitch, Duryea; batteries, Cincinnati,
Viau, Duryea and keenan,, Boston, Clarkson
and Bennett; time, |: rs: umpire, MeQuaid.
CLEVELAND, o., June %. = Wads-
worth had perfect command of the ball
to-day, and Brooklyn could not hit him
effectively. The home team punched
their hits when there were men on
bases. Score:
Brooklyn. 49,. 20 10000 % 8 /
Earned runs, Brooklyn 2: two-base hits,
Ardner, O'Brien, Burns; three-base hits, zim-
mer; sacrifice hits, Daley 2, Smally, Terry,
DAILY; stolen base, thinner; bases ON balls, off
Wadsworth 2, off Carruthers ! left on bases,
Cleveland 5, Brooklyn 4; struck out Wads-
worth, Foutz Caruthers; double plays, Nc
Kean and Veach, Ardner and Veach; batter
les WadsWorth and thinner, Carruthers and
DAILY.
PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-The Phil
adelphia and Pittsburg clubs played
two games here this afternoon and each
succeeded in winning one game. Scores.
Philadelphia. 8 10000 SIS IA q
Pittsburg 30 900 OOOO-O 4 l
Batteries, Gleason and Clements. Gray,
Baker and Decker; earned runs, Phlladel-
phia 6; two-base hits, Hamilton and Mayer;
Allen and McCauley. Gilbert and Leroy;
first base on balls, Kelly, Baker, Hamilton 2,
Burke, thompson; hit by pitched balls,
Myers Clements, McAuley; struck out,
Hamilton, Thompson, Mayer. McAuley and
Allen; wild pitch, Baker; time, 1 80; UNI
pre- Powers.
PittSburg. . U U U O-lZ II d
Philadelphia IS o o o o O-S 8 2
pBatteries, Bowman and Decker Smith and
Clements; earned runs, Philadelphia 2, Pitts
burg l; two-base hits, Becker, Kelly. Nc
Auley; three-base hits, Burger and Mayer;
home run. Clements; stolen bases, Sunday 3,
Miller 2, Hamilton, Burke Myers, McAuley,
Mayer; double plays, H. Gilbert and Roat;
first on balls, Sunday, Decker. La Rogue,
Roat, Bowman Burger 2. Hamilton, Myers
2, Thompson, Mayer. Smith 2; hit by pitched
Kelly; struck out, by Smith 10, by Bowman
8; passed ball, Clement l; wild pitches,
Bowman 4, Coleman p time, 2:15; umpire,
Powers.
CHICAGO, June 29.-Two games fol-
one admission were played to-day by
Anson's Colts and Mutrle's men, and
| they broke even. Scores:
R. H z.
Chicago. 49,. ..20Oo1o o4o-7 10 :
New York ......2 0OO1 0O0 O-3 5 q
Batteries Sullivan and Nagle, Burkett and
| Buckley; umpire. Zaeharias.
SECOND GAME. r. n. Z.
Chicago. .........O 0002 o o Ia 10 q
New York 40 O 90 4 OIL So 2