St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-01
Base ball.
At PHILADELPHIA.

Base Ball.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, July 31.-The Chicago
team had no trouble in shutting out the
Philadelphias again to-day. The hone
players were to bat only twenty-eight times.
One of that number, FOgarty, was given
first on balls, but was left on second. Two
Others reached first, Manning on a hit and
Myers on Burns tumble, but both were,
however, caught off the bag and thrown
out. The visitors batted Nolan hard in the
latter half of the game and ran bases in
their usual daring style. They scored four
runs in the fifth inning on WilliamSon's and
Burns singles, Myers tumble, Dalrmyple's
three-baSer and Cores put-out. Two of
these were earned. Attendance, 3, 800. The
following is the score:
Philadelphia. o o o 900 90
Chicago. o o 0I2 -
Earned runs, Chicago .; two-base hit
Kelly; three-base hit, Dalrymple; passed
balls, Clements i; wild pitches. Nolan 8: first
base on balls, FogartY, Dalrymple. Kelly;
first base on errors, Philadelphia 1. Chicago 3:
struck out, Philadelphia !, Chicago 5; double
plays, Bastian and Farr; umpire, Ganney.
AT NEW YORK.
New YORK. July 31.-The New York
and Buffalo clubs played heavy batting
game before 1900 people to-day. Woods
wild pitching gave the home club the game
The seven rams scored by the New YOrks
i'm the sixth inning virtually settled the
game. Horr and Talbrook each made q
hit. and DCrgan made another, an error by
Rowegavc Deasly his base and filed the
bases. Wood then gave Keefe his base on
balls, forcing EsterbrOck home. Gerhardt
forced Dorgan out ut home plate, and a
wild throw by Wood 10 third allowed
Deasly and Keefe to score. .ConnOrs' hit sent
Gernhardt in. and Wards twO-bagger sent
COnnors TO third, and he scored on Giles
pies hit. EsterbrOok made an apparent
thrce-bagger and Gillespie came home, but
as EsteTbrook did not touch second base he
was declared out. The following is the
score:
New York....2 o o % 70 0 10
Buffalo. o 10 . II
Two-base hit. Ward; three-base hit, White:
passed balls. Myers >; Wild pitches, Kecfe /; /;
first base on balls, Buffalo =. New York 6; /;
first base on errors. Buffalo ), New York l /;
struck out. Buffalo 5. New York /: double
plays. Gerhardt and Connor, Brouthcrs and
White. Umpire. Bond.
AT BOSTON.
BosToN. July 31.-The Bostons were de-
feated by the DetrOits to-day by a score of
$ TO , in very interesting game up To the
sixth inning. In that INNING Wood hit for
two bases. Thompson did the same and
Bennett for single. resulting in two earned
runs. I'm the ninth inning, with one man
out, Crane hit Ia Wise, and i'm attempting to
retire him AZ first Wise made a wild throw
10 Morrill,, on which Crane scored the win
ming run. The BOStonS made two hits in
the first inning on which, with a put-Out,
POorG3n scored. PoOrnan made three
base hit in the eighth and came home on
BENEFITS passed ball. which. however was
followed by double aud a single by Nor
rill, and Whitney earning the run. The
following is the score:
Dostons--.-..---.1 o o 0 0 l o.
De:roits. 0 0 0 o 0 0 Is
Earned runs, Detroit =. Boston >; two-base
hits, Wood, Thomson. Morrill,: thrce-basc hit.
POorman; passed balls. Bennett l first base
on balls. Boston l; first base on errors, De-
troit l, Boston /; struck ont by Weidman :,
by whitney 3; umpire, Ferguson.
AT PROVIDENCE.
Providence. II. l., July Sl.-The ninth
Providence-St. Louis game was won by the
champions to-day by securing four single
hits and double and by costly errors by
Dunlap and Sweeney. The ST. Louis play
ers started off i'm active style. Glasscock
taking first on called balls. second on a wild
throw by Gllligan and third on Dwnlap'S
single. Dunlap stole 10 second and Glass
cock attempted To start home on a passed
ball, but was caught. Dunlap going to third.
Sweeney then got in double. which ad-
vanced Dunlap to the plate. The Provi-
dencc men opened their scoring i'm the
third inning. Hines scored on called
balls, two hits and an error. Carroll taking
third and scoring on Farrei's baSer. In the
ninth inning, after two men had been re-
tired Giiligan batted double and scored
on Denny's hit. Denny followed him on
hit, errcr and wild pitch. Following is the
score:
Providence. o > % 90 o a
st. Louis.....--..1 o o o o o o o O-l
EARNED run. Providence ], st. Louis l;
base hits, Giiligan, Mciiinnon and Sweeney:
wild pitches. Sweeney I; first base ON
balls, ProviCeac .. 81. Louis l; first base ON
errors, Providence ). s.. Louis :: struck out,
Providence l. 81. Louis &; double plays. Glass
cock, dunlap and McKinron; umpire, Sulii-
van.
AT BALTIMORE.
Baltimore. 0 3 o o o 90
Metropolitan. III o 0 -
AT BROOHLYS.