St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-08
The Ohicagos Turn the Tables on New
York, Defeating Them by Score
Of Eight to Three.
Fast TrOtting Yesterday at Rochester, NY
Gold Band Takes One of the
Races at Saratoga.
Brighton Beach Shows up Good At
fractions and Has Large
Attendance.
Program Of the Coming Speed Contest
ut Hastings, Minn.--Sport-
ing Matters.
Base Hall.
AT NEW YORK.

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NEW YORK, Aug. S.-The Chicago and
New York clubs played their eleventh game
to-day and the Western team won its third
victory of the series. Keefe pitched wretch
edly and his support was poor. Ester
brook. Gerhardt. Weir and Dorgan
made several blundering plays. Mccormick
played in splendid form and was ably sup
ported. the local players making but five
single hits. The :turnStileS counted 4, 7S2.
y feeling of gloom fell over the spectators
and they coald not shake it off. Burns,
Pfeiifer and Kelly played finely. Sunday
was applauded every time he came 10 the
bat The following is the score:
New York. 1 o o 0 2 o 0 O-S
Earned runs, Chicago /; two base hits,
Gore L; three base hits, Sunday; passed balls,
Ewing /; first base on balls, New YORK 3,
Chicago l; do on errors, Chicago 8; struck
out, New York 1; Chicago 6; double plays,
Burns, Pfeiher and AnsOn. ,. Umpire, Bend.
AT BOSTON.
BosToN. Aug. THE Bostons gave to-
days game to the st. Louis club in the
ninth inning by punching all the errors.
Siery took second on Manning's muff of his
fly. Wise muffed Casknis' fly. Quinn's
hit brought Siery home. Shafer hit TO Nor
rill. who then went TO third and CaSkinS
and Quinn scored. Sutcliffe went out and
on Dunlaps hit the ball was fielded to Gun
ming 10 cut Shaffer on. but it was knocked
out of Cummings hand by the base runner
and the run counted. Attendance, LOIS.
Following is the score:
Boston 0 0 5 0 o 0-3
St Louis. 0 o o 0 o A.
Earned runs, o.; home runs, o; twO-base
hits, Dunlap and Quinn; first base on balls,
by SWecny, 3; first base on errors, St. Louis
3; struck out, by White 9; double plays,
Glass soek. Dunlap and McKinnon. Umpire,
Sullivan.
AT PROVIDENCE.
PROVIDENCE, Aug. THE Detroits
won their first game from Providence this
afternoon since their entry TO the league.
Luck favored the visitors from the start.
and the weak batting of the home team con
tributed to their good fortune. The batting
on both sides was light, and the fielding
honors were shared by Bennett, NcGuire,
BasSett and Denny. Manning was released
by the Providence club tonight. The
score:
Providence .....O o % 1O01 o.
Detroit .......3 0 o o o 0 0-S
Earned runs, Detroit l, Providence 1; two
base hits, Denny; passed balls, Mcclure;
Wild pitches, Radbourne ,; first base on balls,
Detroit l, Providence 3; first on errors. Prov
ioence 5, Detroit 2; struck out, Detroit 3,
Providence 10; double plays, Halpin, Crane
a I'd AcQuery, Radbourne, Farrell and Daley;
umpire, Ferguson.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
s-InADEBPHIA. Aug. THE post
pOned game OF Monday last between the
Philadelphia and Buffalo clubs was again
prevented by rain to-day. The directors
OF the two clubs, who decided to postpone
tO-morTOw'S game. have recOnSidered their
action and weather permitting the game
will be played.
AT BROOKLYN.
Athletic........2 0 2 o 9 1 o o Is
Brooklyn .......3 . % . o O-IO
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati 40 o o OOIOI OOOO1-3
Pittsburg. % o o o o 900 OOO-2
POSTPONED.
Baltimore and Metropolitan at Baltimore.