Washington at Philadelphia
Friday 6/2/1882
Washington 9 Philadelphia 2
Jim Gilmore 2-5
Lee Richmond 7-14 1.98.
Saturday 6/3/1882
Philadelphia 1 Washington 0
Levi Meyerle 2-3. jimmy Say RBI.
Bobby Mathews 9-6 2.11.
Sunday 6/4/1882
Philadelphia 3 Washington 2
Aaron Clapp 2-3, RBI. Joe Sommer 2-4.
Tricky Nichols 6-4 2.50.
Philadelphia at Baltimore
Monday 6/5/1882
Philadelphia 4 Baltimore 2
Tom Burns 3-4, 2 runs. Jack Remsen 2 RBIs.
Lee Richmond 8-14 1.963.
Tuesday 6/6/1882
Philadelphia 4 Baltimore 3
Dan Brouthers 2-4, RBI. Joe Sommer 2-5, Aaron Clapp 2-4.
Bobby Mathews 10-6 1.98
Wednesday 6/7/1882
Baltimore 4 Philadelphia 3
Jimmy Say 2-3, 3 run HR (1), 3 RBIs.
Tricky Nichols 6-5 2.30.
Philadelphia at Boston
Friday 6/9/1882
Philadelphia 11 Boston 6
Tom Burns 2 run HR (4) 2 RBIs. Charlie Eden 2-5, 2 RBIs.
Lee Richmond 9-14 1.88.
Saturday 6/10/1882
Philadelphia 9 Boston 8
Dan Brouthers HR (3) Jim Gilmore 3-6, 4 RBIs.
Bobby Mathews 11-6 1.92
Sunday 6/11/1882
Boston 9 Philadelphia 8
Tom Burns 6-5, 2 RBIs, 3 runs.
John Cassiday 1-1 2.12.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
Tuesday 6/13/1882
Philadelphia 12 Cleveland 1
Charlie Eden 2 run HR (2). Dan Brouthers 4-5, 3 RBIs. Tom Brown 3-5, 3 runs.
Lee Richmond 10-14 1.84.
Wednesday 6/14/1882
Philadelphia 8 Cleveland 7
Jack Farrell HR (2). Tom Brown 3-5, double RBI.
Bobby Mathews 12-6 1.87.
Thursday 6/15/1882
Philadelphia 10 Cleveland 9 (10)
Tom Burns 2-5, triple 2 RBIs. Jack Farrell 3-6, 3 runs. Jackie Hayes 3-5.
John Cassiday 2-1, 2.08.
Philadelphia at Detroit
Friday 6/16/1882
Philadelphia 8 Detroit 6
Charlie Eden 3-4. Dan Brouthers 2-3, 3 runs, 2 RBIs.
Lee Richmond 11-14, 1.85.
Saturday 6/17/1882
Philadelphia 7 Detroit 3
Tom Burns 2-4, 2 RBIs. Jim Gilmore 2 RBIs,
Bobby Mathews 13-6, 1.83.
Sunday 6/18/1882
Detroit 10 Philadelphia 9
Charlie Eden 2-4, HR (3), 2 RBIs. Tom Burns 3-5, 2 RBIs. Jimmy Say HR (2). Jack Farrell HR (3).
John Cassiday 2-2, 2.50.
Philadelphia at Chicago
Monday 6/19/1882
Philadelphia 3 Chicago 2
Dan Brouthers 3-4, double, two runs.
Lee Richmond 12-14, 1.77.
Tuesday 6/20/1882
Philadelphia 5 Chicago 4 (10)
Jimmy Say 2-5, 2 runs, triple.
Bobby Mathews 14-6, 1.88.
Wednesday 6/21/1882
Philadelphia 5 Chicago 2
Jackie Hayes 2-5, RBI. Charlie Eden RBI.
Tricky Nichols 7-5, 2.41.
Louisville at Philadelphia
Friday 6/23/1882
Philadelphia 8 Louisville 5
Dan Brouthers 2-4 , 2 RBIs. Joe Sommer 2-5, 2 runs.
Lee Richmond 13-14, 1.74.
Saturday 6/24/1882
Philadelphia 8 Louisville 7
Jim Gilmore 2-4, 3 runs. Dan Brouthers 2-4. Bobby Mathews 3 RBIs.
Bobby Mathews 15-6, 2.13.
Sunday 6/25/1882
Louisville 7 Philadelphia 6
Jimmy Say 2 RBIs. Joe Sommer 3-4. Jackie Hayes 2-4, RBI.
Tricky Nichols 7-6, 2.26.
Boston at Philadelphia
Tuesday 6/27/1882
Philadelphia 10 Boston 4
Joe Sommer 2-3, 2 RBIs. Charlie Eden 3-4, 2 RBIs.
Lee Richmond 14-14, 1.71.
Wednesday 6/28/1882
Philadelphia 10 Boston 9 (11)
Charlie Eden 2-5, 2 RBIs 3 runs. Tom Burns 2-6, 2 RBIs.
Pidgey Morgan 1-1, 2.76.
Thursday 6/29/1882
Philadelphia 9 Boston 5
Jimmy Say 2-4, 2 RBIs. Tom Burns 1-4, 3 runs.
Tricky Nichols 8-6, 2.18.
Baltimore at Philadelphia
Friday 6/30/1882
Baltimore 7 Philadelphia 5
Dan Brouthers 3-3, 2 RBIs. Tom Brown 1-5, 2 RBIs.
Lee Richmond 14-15, 1.72.
Standings
| American League Standings |
| W | L | PCT | GB |
| Baltimore Orioles | 44 | 26 | .629 | - |
| Louisville Eclipse | 42 | 28 | .600 | 2.0 |
| Philadelphia Athletics | 40 | 30 | .571 | 4.0 |
| Chicago White Sox | 35 | 35 | .500 | 9.0 |
| Detroit Wolverines | 33 | 37 | .471 | 11.0 |
| Washington Nationals | 32 | 38 | .457 | 12.0 |
| Boston Americans | 31 | 39 | .443 | 13.0 |
| Cleveland Blues | 23 | 47 | .329 | 21.0 |
| National League Standings |
| W | L | PCT | GB |
| Boston Red Caps | 45 | 25 | .643 | - |
| Philadelphia Quakers | 40 | 30 | .571 | 5.0 |
| Brooklyn Atlantics | 36 | 34 | .514 | 9.0 |
| St. Louis Brown Stockings | 35 | 35 | .500 | 10.0 |
| Pittsburg Alleghenys | 34 | 36 | .486 | 11.0 |
| Cincinnati Red Stockings | 31 | 39 | .443 | 14.0 |
| Chicago White Stockings | 30 | 40 | .429 | 15.0 |
| New York Gothams | 29 | 41 | .414 | 16.0 |
Leaders
AL BA: Ed Cogswell (WAS) .342
NL BA: Ed Swartwood (BSN) .327
AL HR: Fred Dunlap (BAL) 9
NL HR: Mike Mansell (CHN) 6
AL RBI: Tom Burns (PHA) 65
NL RBI: Bill Tierney (PHI) 59
AL Wins: Jim Britt (bAL) 20
NL Wins: Stump Wiedman (BSN) 23
AL ERA: James Burke (CHA) 1.61
NL ERA: Stump Wiedman (BSN) 1.28
AL SO: John Clarkson (WAS) 136
NL SO: Hugh Daily (PIT) 151
News
Mathews Pitches Shutout
Saturday, June 3rd, 1882: Bobby Mathews humbled the Washington Nationals today at Oakdale Park. In the 1-0 shutout win, he yielded 3 hits, fanned 0 and walked 0 to pace the Philadelphia Athletics to victory.
Corey Takes Charge, Blanks New York
Sunday, June 4th, 1882: Fred Corey of the Brooklyn Atlantics just toyed with the New York Gothams today, blanking them 9-0. He was almost untouchable, baffling them on a 4-hit shutout with 4 strikeouts and 1 walk.
Wise Fires Shutout in St. Louis Win
Monday, June 5th, 1882: Today at Washington Park I Bill Wise really had his stuff working. The St. Louis hurler mystified the Brooklyn Atlantics and shut them out 10-0. Wise allowed a total of 5 hits in the ballgame.
Burke Whitewashes Wolverines
Tuesday, June 6th, 1882: A masterful pitching performance carried the Chicago White Sox to a 5-0 victory over Detroit. James Burke held them scoreless in a complete-game effort. He permitted 1 hit, had 4 strikeouts and allowed 2 walks.
Kelly Goes on Rampage Against Red Caps
Saturday, June 10th, 1882: It doesn't happen very often, but it happened for King Kelly -- a 5-hit day. He went on a rampage at South End Grounds I and paced the Red Stockings to a 8-6 win over the Boston Red Caps.
Carbine Hits in 20 Straight Games
Sunday, June 11th, 1882: John Carbine, right fielder for the Baltimore Orioles, ran his consecutive-game hitting streak to 20 games with 2 hits in his club's 9-6 victory today over the Cleveland Blues at Newington Park.
Mountain Shuts out Cincinnati
Sunday, June 11th, 1882: It was a dismal game for the Red Stockings with Frank Mountain on the hill. The Boston starter was in top form and made it a long day for Cincinnati with a 8-0 shutout. He surrendered a total of 5 hits and piled up 2 strikeouts to pick up the win in a route-going effort.
Spalding Sparkles in Shutout
Tuesday, June 13th, 1882: It was a masterful game today for Al Spalding. The Quakers hurler pitched shutout ball against the Chicago White Stockings en route to a 7-0 win at Recreation Park. In the game Spalding rang up 3 strikeouts, walked 0 and allowed 2 hits.
Deasley Rips Louisville for 5 Hits
Thursday, June 15th, 1882: The White Sox tripped up the Eclipse 10-5 today, led by Pat Deasley, their 24-year-old catcher. He tagged Louisville pitching for 5 hits, making life miserable for them the entire game.
White Sox Chill Carbine's Hot Streak
Friday, June 16th, 1882: John Carbine's sizzling streak was snapped at 23 today as the Baltimore Orioles dropped a game to the Chicago White Sox 4-3 at South Side Park II. Carbine failed to get a hit and went 0-for-5.
Fox Hurls Masterpiece
Thursday, June 22nd, 1882: "He was kind of teasing them with his off-speed stuff, and his fastball was moving everywhere," the Boston skipper said after John Fox shut out the Cleveland Blues 1-0 on a 1-hit masterpiece.
St. Louis Announces Wood Will Retire
Friday, June 30th, 1882: Jimmy Wood of the Brown Stockings is hanging it up. The veteran second baseman reportedly told team officials yesterday that he would not return for another season.
"The time has come for me to give up a game I love dearly, but the time is right. Baseball has been good for me and I hope I have been good for baseball."
"While we are disappointed Jimmy will not be playing for us next year, I have a tremendous amount of respect for him and the way he went about this decision," said the St. Louis general manager.
In his 529-game career Wood is batting .245 with 85 doubles, 43 triples, 6 home runs and 250 RBIs. He has stolen 192 bases and scored 413 times.
Boston Draws Blanks Against Ellick
Friday, June 30th, 1882: Washington's Joe Ellick brought his "A game" to the park, shutting down and shutting out the Boston Americans 8-0. He racked up 3 strikeouts, surrendered 2 hits and issued no walks on his way to the victory.
Neagle on Top of His Game
Friday, June 30th, 1882: It was a long day at the plate for the Brooklyn Atlantics. They never did figure out Jack Neagle and were shut out 2-0. The St. Louis hurler baffled them the entire game, yielding no runs and 6 hits in a very well-pitched outing. Neagle also totaled 5 strikeouts and no walks in the game.