St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-20
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Philadelphia, Boston, Buffalo and
Chicago Victorious.

Chicago Victorious.
NEW YORK, April 19.-Brotherhood
park contained about 1900 base ball
enthusiasts to-day, and the reception
they gave the members of the Newly ork
and Philadelphia clubs of the Players
league was royal one. Bayne's Sixty
ninth regiment band was there to add
to the general enthusiasm, and when
they led the players around the field to
lively march the plaudits were deaf
ening. The field was in aSplendid con-
dition. Score:
New York ...03o10 205 oil Is s
Earned runs New York 4. Philadelphia 2;
twobase hits, Whitney, Keefe, Farrar and
Cross; three-base hits Gore 2, O'Rourke 9;
stolen bases, Shindle. Fogarty, Bufinton;
double plays Whitney and Common, Slattery
and Common; first base on balls, Gore. Con-
nor 2. Hatfield, Keefe. Fogarty. Farrar and
Cross; hit by pitched balls, Pickett and Far
rar; struck out Richardson, Conner, Hat
field, Fogarty. Buffnton ana Cross: passed
ball Ewing; wild pitches. Bufiinton 2; bat
terfes, Buffinton and Cross, Keefe and Ew-
ing: time, 2:10; umpires. Ferguson and
Holbert.
Boston, April 19.-The brotherhood
game to-day was characterized by fine
pitching and fielding. Brooklyn was
unable to hit the ball at critical times.
But two hits were made off Kilroy up
to the last inning, when Brooklyn
scored two runs by good batting and by
fielding errors by Boston. The players
were enthusiastically received. At
tence, $500. Score:
Boston. ...1O10o ooOOl-3 6 u
n IL n IL n n a
Two-base hits. Andrews, Seery; three-base
hits Kelly; batteries, Kiroy and Kelly; Van
Haltren and Daley; earned runs, Boston 2;
stolen bases Boston 1: double plays, Van
Haltren, Bauer and Orr; Seery and DALEY;
Van Haltren. Ward and Bauer; first base on
balls, off Kilroy 6, of Van Haltren 2; struck
out, by Kilroy 2; time, 50; umpires, Gaf-
ney and Barnes.
BUFFALO, n. Y, April 19.-Gruber
was mark for the Buffalos in the OPEN
ing game here to-day, seventeen hits
being made off his delivery. The WIS.,
itorS could do but little with Haddock,
six hits being the total and three of
them scrubs. Rainey mBde a home run
and Sam Wise got in four singles.
White was sick and did not play, Carney
taking his place at hrst The weather
was cold and raw. Attendance. $500.
Score:
Cleveland. 10000 1o1O-2 :
Buffalo. .........2 4 6 4 0-2S Il
Earned runs, Buffalo g. Cleveland D; two
base hits, Wise Haddock, Tebeau; home
run, Raney; sacrifice hts, Beecher, Irwin,
Hoy, Delehanty: stolen bases. Irwin 2;
Rowe, Rainey 3; Haddock. Delehanty;
double plays, Irwin. Wise and Carney, Del
hanty Stricken and Larkeu; first base on
balls, Buffalo Is, Cleveland Z; first base on
errors. Buffalo a, Cleveland 2; struck out, by
Gruber Rainey Haddock: by HaddOck
Twitchell 2; Browning, Delhanty, GIuber 2:
Brennan; left on bases, Buffalo z, Cleveland
8. Time, 2'15. Umpires, Knight and
Jones.
PITTsBURG. Pa, April 10. = The
weather to-day was pleasant. and about
5000 people attended the opening game
of the Players league. Score:
IT, b E.
Pittsburg.. 10000 IOOO-2 6 7
Chicago ......3 2 8 o o l all 10 5
Batteries. Calvin and Carroll, King and
Bowie; umpires Matthews and Dunuing.