Chicago beats Buffalo 31-7, as each Chicago player
hits safely and scores at least 3 runs. Abner Dalrymple
and Cap Anson each get 5 hits (including 4 doubles),
and Dalrymple scores 5 runs. Chicago sets a ML record
with 14 doubles, getting 16 extra-base hits and 32
hits overall.
Tim Keefe of New York wins both ends of a doubleheader
against Columbus 9-3 and 10, allowing a
2-game total of 3 hits.
Cincinnati thrashes Baltimore 23-0, setting a
ML record for the most decisive shutout. The record
lasts for 46 days.
Buffalo defeats Philadelphia 25-5, getting 27
hits in the process. Dan Brouthers goes 6-for-6 with
2 doubles, and Jim O'Rourke gets 5 hits.
Charles Radbourn throws a no-hitter as Providence
beats top rival Cleveland 8-0.
Joe Gephardt of the Eclipse is forced to miss a game
against St. Louis because of temporary paralysis.
He will return to the lineup within 2 weeks.
In the first recorded game in Hawaii, the Honolulu
Club wins over the Oceanic Club 14-13.