The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-03

Players Draw the Target Crowds-Inter-
esting Contests throughout

Players Draw the Target CrOwds-Inter-
esting Contests throughout
BRooKLYx, May 2.-In the Brotherhood
game this afternoon Connie Murphy
proved Q puzzle to the New Workers
throughout the entire game, while Keefe
was hit at critical stages. Attendance,
1,100. Score:
Brooklyn. .---...-......... 0070o0o2 D
New YORK. o 8 10000 o.
Hits-BrookIy 3, New York s. Eror-Brook-
lyn 8, New York 8 Bstteries-Nurphy and
Kinslow, Keefe and Ewing Umpires-GaGney
and Barnes.
In the League contest heavy batting won
the game for the visitors. Attendance.
1900. Score:
Boston ..................l 510o01 I'LL
Brooklyn ...........--...-.0 20 600 o.
Hits-Boston ls Brooklyn 9. Errors-Brook-
lyn2 Basseries-Nichols and Bennett, Murphy
and Dayy. Umpires-PoweTs and NcDerm0tt
PHILADELPHIA, May 2-0ver 1900 per-
sons saw the Boston Brotherhood team de-
feat the PhiladeIphias in . well-pIayed
game this afternoon. Score:
Philadelphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 0 10000 Ga
Boston. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o 00-6
Philadelphia 4, Boston & Hrrors-Phil-
adelphia 2. Boston l. Batteries-Husted and
Cunningham, Aillisan. Radbourne and Kelly.
Umpires-Ferguson and Holbert
The League game this afternoon was
hotly contested and was won by the home
club by better fielding. Russie's wildness
proved costly. Attendance. 1900. Score:
Philadelphia. ...-........o o 0OS30-
New York ..-....-............2 90 o2oO0 2-6
Hits-Philadelphia =. New York 8. Batteries
-vickery and Decker, Russie and Buck ley
Cmpire-Lyuch.
CLEvELAND, May 2.-The League players
could not hit Rhine effectively this after
noon. This, combined with Lincoln's
wildness and punching of hits by the Wis
itors, gave Cincinnati another victory. At
tendance, 300 Score:
Cleveland ............0 o o I'll
Cincinnati. ......-.........30 0201 Is
L Hits-Cleveland S Cinclnnati6. Errors-Cleve-
land /, Cincinnati 2. Batteries-Lincoln and
thinner, Rhine and Hodrington. Umpire-Mc-
Quade.
Heavy batting by the Chicago Brother
hood club was the cause of Cleveland's de-
feat this afternoon. Attendance. 1000.
Score:
Clevelsnd. ..........011 1000 0 o.
Chicago. ..........-..........04 II 81 10
Hits-Cleveland 7, Chicago II. Errors-Cleve-
land 4, Chicago g. Batteries Hemmi1gs and
Wright and Jones'
CHICAGO, May 2.-This afternoon
Chicago Pittsburg League game was noted
for numerous errors and heavy batting,
with the honors about even. Attendance.
1900. Score:
Chicago ......-.............10 0 i L % o.
Pittsbufg .................052 1901 90 l. .
Base hits-Chicago r. Pittsburg L. Errors
Chicago 2. Pittsburg s. Bstteries-Coughiin
and Kittredse. Jones and Wilson. Umpire
Zachariaa
PIrTssURe, May 2.-Good fielding marked
the Brotherhood game this afternoon. The
batting was rather light. but the visitors
won through opportune batting. Attend
ance. 1000. Score:
Efffaourg. ..---...---u U U vOU L.
Buffalo .................-..1 2 0o1 - 4
Hits Pittsburg s, Buffalo 8. Erors-Pitts-
burg 6, Buffalo, 1. Batteries-Morris and Car
roll, Keefe and Mack Umpires-Gunnlng and
Mathews.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
SYRACUSE, May 2.-Syracuse Q, Brook
yn3.
RocHEsrER, N. Y, May 2-Rochcster
8, Athletics s.
ToLEpo, May Toledo Is, Columbus 3.
ST. LouIs. May 2.-St Louis ii, Louis
vile 8.
STOCKTON. Cal, May 2-Stockton IS,
Oakland 5.