St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PLAYERS Earn Salaries by Playing
off Postponed Games.

CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE Cincinnatis
won to-day's game by their superior bat
ting and base running. In the fifth in
ming, McPhee led off with home run
hit to the extreme left field picket fence.
and little later Knight sent line hit
to right center. driving two men over
the plate He attempted to stretch the
hit into a home run and was put out.
The brilliant fielding of McPhee and
Beard were the features. Score:
Pittsburg..... ...ooO1 O01oO-2 2
Earned runs. Cincinnati 4: two-base hits
Mullane three-base hits, Keenan,, knight:
home runs, McPhee: stolen bases, Beard,
Holiday. Reilly. Nicol, Sunday, Crane;
double plays, McPhee Beard and Reilly, q;
first on balls, BY Boxer 4 BY Duryea - 3;
pitches, Duryea; batteries, Duryea and
keenan,; Boxer and Berg; time, 100;
umpire McDermott.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June THE
Philadelphia and Brooklyn clubs played
two games here this afternoon, one be-
ing the postponed game from yesterday,
and they succeeded in breaking even.
Scores:
P6GGslyn pbia 3 "a 8 :
Batteries, Terry and Clark; Gleason and
Clements; earned runs, Philadelphia 2,
Brooklyn 3; two-base hit. Clements; three
base hit, O'Brien; stolen bases, Hamilton;
Collins and Pinckney; double plays, Mayer
Allen and Myers; Allen. Myers and McCau-
ley, Clarke. Collins and Smith; first on balls,
Hamilton Gleason. Pinckpey and Burns; hit
by pitcher Mayer, McCauley and Smith ;struck
out, Myers, Thompson 2; Mayer. McCauley,
hall nfS 1or l-a .
time, 80; umpires, Powers and Zacharlas.
SECOND GAME. r. II. E.
Brooklyn. 30 OO1 0o0o-l 5 o
Philadel phia.. o . D 1 l 81 ID Q
Batteries, Foutz and Clark, McFetridge and
Clements; earned runs Brooklyn l, Phila-
delphia 3; two-base hits, Collins, Clements;
three base hits Allen; stolen bases, Myers;
double play, Allen and McCauley: first base
on balls, Pinckney, Foutz Myers, Thompson,
Clements. McCauley; struck out; Collins.
passed balls. Clements l, Clark l; wild pitch.
Foutz; time 1870; umpires, Powers and
Zacharias.
New YORK, June 7.-Mutrie's men
fell on GetZeln in the ninth inning and
won the game with Boston. Score:
New York 10000 Ooo1e-9 Ii 4
Batteries Rusey and Buckley. Getzein aud
Camel; earned runs, New York 3: two-base
hit Tiernan; three. base hits, Herman, Clark
stolen bases, Glasscock, Hornung, Denny,
McGarr, Brodie; double play, Denny, Som
mers and Glasscock; first on balls, by Rusie
9. by Getzein p struck out, Burkett. Denny,
Buckley, Sullivan, McGarr, Getzein 2; wild
pitch, Rusie l, Getzein 2; time, 149; umpire
McQuade
CLEVELAND, O., June THE Cleve-
land and Chicago clubs played two
games this afternoon. Scores:
Cleveland. .....O11o ooOol-3 6
| Chicago. 20 90 % 2 o So 10
Batteries, Wadsworth and thinner, Hutch
| inson and Kittridge: earned runs Cleveland
| l, Chicago l; two-base hits. Carroll. Burns
| sacrifice hits, Daily. Wadsworth, Wilmot
stolen bases Archer, O'Brien; left on bases
| Cleveland 5, Chicago 81 struck out Veach
| thinner Wadsworth, O'Brien; double plays
| Mexican to Veach, Cooney to Burns, Ansor
| to Cooney; wild pitches, Wadsworth 2
Hutchinson L; time. 1 :2S; umpire, Lynch.
SECOND GAME. r. H. z
| Cleveland. 2 o O o O3 3 y 1-9 IL
| Chicago 40 o 90 o OIL
| Batteries, Beatin and thinner, Coughlir
| and Kittredge earned runs, Cleveland 3
| Chicago, l; two-base hits, Davis, AIdner
thinner, Wilmot, Burns; three-base hit
| Neach; home run, Mexican: sacrifice hit
! Veach; stolen bases Ardner, Smalley; left OIL
| bases, Cleveland z, Chicago 4; struck out
| Mexican, Gilks. Ardner, Beatin; double
| plays Beatip to Veach. Smalley, Ardner ane
| Meach Kittridge, Burns and Coughlin; wile
| pitch, Beatin 2; Time, 1 :39; umpire, Lynch