St. Paul daily globe., 1890-05-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn, Chicago, Boston and
Phila5ieiIflia Win.

sBRooKLYN, May 2S. Young HLincoln
ofsthe Cleveland National lleague aGeam
tried to puzzle the Brooklynsite-day
with his Sieft-handedss but did not
succeed. Brooklyn #wonseasily. Score:
R.sH. e.
Brooklyn 80 40 3 4 3 1 *-15 II 8
Cleveland ..3 90 2 900 0-a5 8 5
Batteries, I4incOlnand thinner: Terry and
Ciaker earned runs sBreoklynS Cleveland (;
two-base hits. O'Brien, Burns, Pinokuey.
Mexican; ;lthree-base hits, Smith, Mexican :;
stolen bases. Brooklyn5. Cleveland 6 double
play, Davis and Smalley; frstbase OIL balls.
Brooklsll4. GleYeland1; struck out. fGilks,
Davis. Lincoln, 2; passed balls. Clarke 2,
thinner i; wild pitches, Terry 9, Lincoln l;
time two hours; umpire. McQuade.
NEW York, May 2S.-Rusie was fear
fully wild this afternoon, and WAS lin
ally taken out of-the box and Burkett
substituted. Sommers also replaced
Buckley in the fifth inning. Tiernan2S
game. With two men on bases and
no one out in sthe ninth inning,
Denhy=could mot teyenSacrifice, and was
doubled UP with Hornug son a hit ito
pitcher. and then Clarke flew out to
Andrews. Score:
R.H. z.
New York .....I 600 O OOl2-4 3 z
aChieago.. -.....1 2EO1 OOo-5 a Q
Batteries, iRusieand Burkett Buekleyand
aSommers Hutchinsonaand Klttridge learned
runs, New York 3; two-baSe hit Esterbro0k;
three. base hits, Tiernan, Bassett; home run.
ETierItail stolen bases, ,sCeaHey, Carroll Will
mot. .Anson, Burns, Hutchinson: double
plays, o 'Brien, sCooneya and aAnson, zHutchin-
son, 'Cooney and Anson: first on balls by
Rusie Z by sBnrkett A, by Hutchinson !;
struck out, iDenny2. Clarke, Buckley, Will
mot Andrews 2, O,Brien 2; passed balls,
Buckley i, lSomers 2. Kittridge D.; wild
pitches, Hutchinson, Rusie; time, Il $50 zilm-
pire, Lynch.
Boston, May 2s.-The national league
game to-day was 1lOtly contested
throughout. Score:
Boston. ... Il % 900 100 O 81 3 2
Cincinnati..... o 90 90 o 0 90 4 a
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. .4sulli-
van, Bennett; first base on errors, Clncln-
natl; struck oslt Long 2, Nichols. Keenan, 8,
Holiday 2, Duryea; double plays, Smith,
Long and Tucker Mari and Reilly; time,
~; umplres, Powers and Zacharlas.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2S.--The Phila-
burg this afternoon, by general better
playing. Score, firstsgame:
r. H. Z.
Pittsburg .04sOO2 0-31O-l0 l6 6
PHILADELPHIA .Os6 0 SO 0 o 3 ZIP 8 s6
Batteries, Lawson and Berger; Anderson
and Clements. Earned runs Pittsburg d,
Philadelphia 4 two-base hit, Laroque; three
base hits, Clements. MAYER; stolen bases,
Sunday, Laroque and Thompson; double
plays, Allen. Myers and aMcAuley, Mayer,
Myers and AicAuley; bases on balls by An
derson 5, by Lawson 3, by Sowders2 ;sstruok
out, by Anderson a, by Lawsene22, Sowders L;
passed balls. Clements 2. Umpires, Jones
and -Niekery.
SECOND GAME.
Philadelphia ..... =, 10000 1T 8 8
Pittsbnrg -. ....... 2 o 900, o. 3 a
Called to catch train. Batteries, Vickery
and SchriYer; Jones and Berger
Earned runs Philadelphia l. -two-base
hits. Thompson and McCauley. Allen, Meyers
and McGauley; first son balls, Gray, Burke,
Myers and La Rogue; struck out, Burke,
Myers Sunday Kelly; passed ball, Burger;
time, 1.05; umpire, McDermott.