⦁ Snake Wiltse made his Athletics debut, but his two-out walk issued to Billy Hoy in the second opened the door to a six-run frame as the White Stockings beat the A's, 10-6, in Chicago

⦁ The game was a make-up affair replacing a contest on May 24 canceled because of cold weather

⦁ Harry Smith started at catcher for the A's, but in the second inning, while trying to score from second, he collided with his Chicago counterpart, Joe Sugden, at the plate and had to leave the game

⦁ Doc Powers took his place in the lineup

⦁ Second baseman Nap Lajoie suffered a hand injury in the eighth inning when Hoy spiked him on an attempted steal of second and left the game

⦁ Bob McKinney finished the game at second

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