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Events of Saturday, June 8, 1889

6-7-1889 6-9-1889   6-8-1888 6-8-1890 

STL a   5
BAL a   1

LOU a   5
BRO a  14

KC  a   2
PHI a  14

WAS N   7
PHI N   5

PIT N   5  (1)
CLE N  10

PIT N   2  (2)
CLE N   3

Unless otherwise noted, the visiting team is listed first regardless of who batted first in the game.

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Standings At Close of Play of June 8, 1889

NL

Team Name                        G    W    L    T   PCT    GB    RS   RA
Boston Beaneaters               32   25    7    0  .781     -   259  163
Cleveland Spiders               37   23   14    0  .622   4.5   189  184
Philadelphia Phillies           36   22   14    0  .611   5.0   245  196
New York Giants                 34   18   16    0  .529   8.0   248  214
Chicago White Stockings         35   15   20    0  .429  11.5   235  244
Pittsburgh Alleghenys           34   13   21    0  .382  13.0   181  230
Indianapolis Hoosiers           32   10   22    0  .313  15.0   187  230
Washington Nationals            30    9   21    0  .300  15.0   141  224

AA

Team Name                        G    W    L    T   PCT    GB    RS   RA
St. Louis Browns                44   32   12    0  .727     -   356  237
Athletics (Philadelphia)        40   25   15    0  .625   5.0   256  220
Brooklyn Bridegrooms            42   24   17    1  .585   6.5   303  245
Cincinnati Reds                 44   22   22    0  .500  10.0   270  253
Kansas City Cowboys             42   21   21    0  .500  10.0   332  350
Baltimore Orioles               40   20   20    0  .500  10.0   257  250
Columbus Solons                 41   15   25    1  .375  15.0   239  314
Louisville Colonels             43    8   35    0  .186  23.5   233  377

Debuts on This Date

Team   Player Name  (Age)
PHI N  Piggy Ward (22)

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Transactions

Philadelphia Phillies sold Arthur Irwin to Washington Nationals for $3000.

Athletics (Philadelphia) released Ed Knouff.

Athletics (Philadelphia) released Phenomenal Smith.

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