St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-12
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Comiskey's Men and the Bisons
Exchange Courtesies.

Comiskey's Men and the Bisons
Exchange Courtesies.
CHICAGO. Aug. 11.-Chicago had no
trouble in winning the first game with
Buffalo, batting Cunningham freely.
They couldnot win the second however.
Scores:
Chicago ......s o2so1o-g IS L, /
Buffalo, .OOOI 00O o 10 7
Batteries Baldwin and Boyle, Cunningham
and Mack: earned runs, Chicago =; two-base
hits Beecher; three-base hits, Baldwin:
sacrifice hits. O'Neill Dwyer, Darling, Pfef-
fer. Mack, Twitchel =. Rowe: double plays.
Williamson, Pfeffer and Darling, Bast;an,
Pfeffer and Darling, Twitchen and Mack 2,
Cunningham, White and Faatz; struck out,
Duffy, Baldwin, Wise 2, White; left on
bases. Chicago 8, Buffalo IL: bases on balls.
Pfeffer, Darling, Baldwin, Beecher ., Mack,
Faatz Wise, Hoy, Cunningham: wild PITCHES,
Cunningham . umpires, Pierce and Snyder.
SECOND GAME.
Chicago. ......OO 21O2O-7 l2
Buffalo. ..0 o o 0 2 2 O-9 IL
Batteries, Baldwin and Boyle, Twitchen
aud Mack; earned runs, Chicago 3, Buffalo
4 base hits, Williamson, Baldwin. Hal
ligan, Twitchell, Rowe; stolen base, Ryan;
bases on balls Boyle, Williamson, Hoy;
struck out. Wise, Beecher White; wild pitch.
., :
time, 20; umpires, Pierce and Snyder
CLEVELAND, Aug. 1l.-O'Brien was
pounded hard by the Pitrsburg Players
league team to-day. Bakely went in in
the seventh inning, but Jared no better.
Score:
Cleveland. .e3o4oo 1o1-1i -
Pittsburg..... 0 0l2 go 10
Earned runs, Cleveland 5. Pittsburg 2;
t,uO.boca hits Pr0wuipO . HaulOn. three
base hits, Sutcitfe, Stricken, Carroll Beck
lev Fields, Hanlon; sacrifice hits, Deehanty,
Tebeau. McAleer Radford, 'Brien, Nisner;
bases on balls Cleveland q, Pittsburg II;
Fields, Corcoran, Hanlon; left on bases,
Cleveland 7, Plttsburg 10; struck out. Strick
er. Tebeau, Vlsner. Hanlon. Robinson;
double plays. Stricken and Carney, Corcoran,
Robinson and Beekley; passed balls Se suit
clitfe 2, Carroll ,; hit by pitcher, Radford,
Robinson, Tener; wild pitches, O'Bren,
Tener: batteries, OBrien, Bakely and SUIT
cliffe, Tener and Carroll; time 2:l0; UNI
pires, Knight and Jones.
New York, Aug. 1.-THE New York
and Philadelphia Players clubs crossed
bats to-day at Brotherhood park. The
PhilIies batted O'Day all over the field.
Score:
PHILADELPHIA Phil iIIi 0 6 0 SIS II 4
Batteries, O'Day and Brown. Knell and
Hallman: earned runs, New York 8, Phila-
deIphia 6: first base on errors, New York ),
Philadelphia A left on bases New YORK &,
PHILADELPHIA >; bases on balls, by Kuell .,
by O'Day 3; struck out, Gore, Johnston,
shannon, Mulvey; double plays Brown and
Shannon, Richardson and Conner, Pickett.
Farrar and Mailman. Pickett and Farrar;
home runs, Brown .; three base hits, Hat
field. Shannon and Hallman; tWo-base hits,
Gore, Shndle, Fogarty; sacrifice hits Gore,
Brown; wild pitches. ODay 2, Kpell l;
passed ball Brown; time, l:46; Gaffney
and Sheridan.
BosToN, Aug. 11.--Ward in the first
time at bat made a run and that was
all that Brooklyn could find, as DAILY
was very effective. Score:
Boston,. 1000 3oo112-7 IL 6
BROOKLYN 0 0 y O 0 u o. 3 8
Bastcries, Sowdcrs and Cook, DAILY and
Murphy; earned runs, Boston 3; two-base
hits, Kelly Brouthers, Murphy. Quinn;
stolen bases, Richardson, Kelly, Ward,
Quinn, Murphy, Andrews; first on balls.
Boston 5, Brooklyn 8; first on errors, Boston
], BROOKLYN l; passed balls Murphy; wild
pitches, DAILY, SOwdars; struck out, Brown,
Quinn, Stovey. Ward, McGeachy 2, Bauer,
joyce; double plays, Brown and Brouthers
Nash, Quinn ana Brouthers; time, 2U4 /;
umpireS Ferguson and Holbert.