Lou Bierbauer carries the Athletics to a 9 – 8 win with a 2-run homer‚ a grand slam‚ and scores the winning run after a 9th-inning single.

St. Louis SS Bill Gleason makes 6 errors to give Brooklyn a 13 – 12 win in 10 innings.

Larry Corcoran limits Cleveland to one single in a 5 – 0 shutout for Chicago. Jim McCormick takes the loss.

Cleveland wins dramatically in the bottom of the 10th with 2 outs‚ 4 – 3, as 3 Buffalo players collide chasing Mike Muldoon’s single.

Hartford edges Cincinnati‚ 5 – 4‚ thanks to a grounder that goes through the legs of 2B Jimmy Hallinan‚ allowing 3 runs to score.

The Mutuals of New York journey to Boston, MA on a three-day visit‚ during which time they will beat the Tri-Mountains (69 – 17)‚ the Harvards (43 – 11)‚ and the Lowells (26 – 21).

In a battle of the top two Cincinnati teams‚ the Red Stockings cut down the Buckeyes‚ 28 – 10. Asa Brainard‚ from the Excelsior Club‚ makes his first appearance with the Reds as a number of players have changed teams this year. Those who do so while having a valid contract with their original team are called “revolvers.”