St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The Quakers Go Under Thrice
With the Cincinnatis.

PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-Cincinnati
made it three straight from the Phillies
to-day. Mullane, as usual. was exceed
ingIy effective, only three hits being
made off his delivery. Thornton also
pitched ball that wnald have won an
ordinary game. Attendance, 2,552.
Philadelphia. .......oOOoo1OOoEI ) 4
Cincinnati. ........10 90 1 0001 *-3 z 2
Batteries. Thronton. Brown and Glenn
ents. Mullane and Harrington; earned
runs, Cincinnati 2; two-base hits Hol-
liday, Slattery; stolen bases Hamilton ).
double plays, Reilly and McPhee, Allen and
Delehanty; first base on balls, by Thornton
>, Mullane T. struck out, by Thornton 4, Null
lane 3; time, 1:30; umpire Lynch.
TOOK SWEET REVENGE.
Boston, June 1O.-The BoStons took
| sweet revenge to-day on Hutchinson,
and batted about as they liked, earning
seven of their runs. ClarkSon was at
his best, and in no inning did Anson's
Colts succeed in getting more than one
hit. Score:
Boston....2 20 o e-I3 IS 3
0safSg Batteries, s. GARRISON. Bennett and Lake
Hutchinson Kittridge and HOnan; earned
runs, Boston :; twobase hits, Long .
Stovey. Nash; three-base hit, Stovey; stolen
bases. Brodie. Wilmot; double play Cooney
and Anson: first base on balls. Long, Stovey,
Nash, Lowe. Clarkson, Ryan, Honan, Hutch
inSon; struck out Stovey. Quinn. Lowe. Ben
nett, Dahlen, Carroll, Kttredge and Hutehin-
son: wild pitch Hutchinson; first on errors,
Boston 1, Chicago ,; attendance, 3035; time,
L 80; umpires, Powers and Morrill,.
FELL DOWN AT LAST.
NEW YORK. June 10.-The Giants
lost their first game in eleven to-day.
John Ewing pitched like a school boy.
Eight earned runs were made off his
delivery with thirteen hits. In addi-
ton ne gave nine men bases on balls
and had two wild pitches. Attendance,
1,63S. Score:
New York. Q Q 8 Q 1-6 10 s
Batteries, ]. Ewing and Clarke, Calvin and
Mack earned runs, New York 4, Pittsburg s {;
two-hase hits. Tiernan, Richardson; three
base hits Clarke, Maui; home run, Tiernan;
stolen bases, Glasscock, O'Rourke, Carroll,
Mack, Berger, Reilly; passed balls, Clarke 2.
Mack .; first base on balls, off Ewing g. off
Calvin l; struck out by Ewing 3, by Calvin
4; wild pitches, Ewing J. Calvin l.; first base
on errors, New York l, Pittsburg 2: left on
| bases, New York g. Pittsburg Z; time, 2:05;
umpire, Hurst.
CLOSE AND EXCITING.
NEW YORK. June 1O.-Brooklyn won
another close and exciting but wretch
| edly played game to-day. Mexican was
fined $50 for disputing decision, and
was ordered out of the game in the
eighth inning. McAleer called McQuaid
| roDber, and was also fined $50. At
| tendance, 1.54S. Score:
Cleveland 20 8 . O-S . Ii
! Brooklyn:...3 0 1 0 4 So 10 Q
| Batteries, Young and Zimmer, Lovett and
DAILY; earned runs, Cleveland >, Brooklyn 2;
| two-base hits, Collins, Daley. johnson; stolen
bases. Collins, Ward2, Griffin2 =, o. Brien, ,Pinck-
ney, Foutz, Daley, Lovett. McAleer, John
| son; first base on balls. OFF Young l, off Low
| EFT =; struck out, MeAleer Virtue, thinner 3,
| OBrien, Lovett: passed bali, thinner; wild
| pitch, Young; first base by errors. Cleveland
| 4. Brooklyn .; left on bases Cleveland z,
| Brooklyn 4; time, 2:17; umpire McQuaid