St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-31
BaSe EBail.
AT PHILADELPHIA.


PHILADELPHIA, July 30.-The Phila-
delphia team was shut ont by Chicago TO-
day, but the sDect ators didn't give up the
hope of the home club winning until the
last man was out i'm the ninth inning. In
that inning John Manning led off with a
hit for two bases and went to third on An
drews' field hit, but got no further, as Null
vey struck out and Farrar was fielded out
by Burns. Clarkson and Daily both pitched
with great force and were admirably sup
ported. except in the first inning. when two
wild throws and a wild pitch with two sin
giles gave Chicago the only runs scored in
the game. Attendance, 1,579.
Philadelphia. o o o o 0 o 90
Chicago. ......2 o o o o.
Two-base hits, Kelly and Manning; passed
balls, Kelly 2; first base on balls, Dalrymple
i, Manning j; errors, Chicago 3; double
plays, Mulvey and Myers. Umpire, Gaifney.
AT BALTIMORE.
Baltimore. l 0 0-G
Metropolitan. 0 0 0 o O-s
AT BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn. 0 o DO
Athletic. 0 0 2 0 0 0 IL
AT NEW YORK,
New YORK. July 30.-An interesting
game was played at the ball ground to-day
between the New York and Buffalo League
clubs. The visitors played in greatly im-
proved form, and the local team won only
after battle, Serad pitched well. and
was finely supported. The BuffaloS could
not gauge Welch's curves until the last in
ming, when they earned their only run.
Price, Richardson and Gerhardt did some
brilliant field work during the first and
sixth innings. The work was sharp. ne-
ther side sending man around the bases.
In the seventh Gillespie led of with double
to right field and scored on Ester
brooks hit Serad threw wild to second
to shut off EsterbrOok. who went to third
and scored on Gerhardt's double. Gerhardt
scored on hit by 0'Rourke. The Buffalos
had made only three hits up to the ninth.
when they rallied. Richardson led off with
hit and Rowe batted him to second.
White forced Rowe at second; the fly sent
Richardson to third Richardson scored on
Brouthers' longfiy to center. The follow
is the score:
Buffalo. o. 0 o o 0 IL
New York. 0 o 0 o 0 ~-3
Earned runs, Buffalo 1, New York /; two
base hits, Gillespie, Gerhardt; wild pitches,
Welch l, Serad /; first base on balls. Buffalo !,
New York l; first base on errors, Buffalo 1;
struck out, Buffalo 4, New York l; double
plays, Esterbrook, Gcrhardt and Connor.
Umpire, Bond.
AT BOSTON.
Boston, July 30.-The game this after
noon was one of unusual interest and was
fine contest throughout. The BUStons
scored in the fourth inning. Morrill, made
a double and took third on Quests tumble
of Whitney's grounder and started for the
home plate. The ball was passed from on e
to another of the visitors in the attempt to
run him out, but Wood threw the bali TO
tln nl1tn which 11nnnVnpa1
rill and Whitney both scored on the error.
In the ninth Buflinton hit for
single. Manning flied out TO Crane.
and Mccarthy knocked a foul over the left
field fence. Second ball pitched after its
return was hit hard by Mccarthy. bring
ing Buffinton in and winning the game for
the home nine. The visitors scored two
runs in the fourth, Hanlan taking first on
balls, second on Dealy'S wild throw, and
came home on ThompsOn's three-bagger,
who in turn scored on McCarthy's out to
Whitney. The following is the score:
Detroit..........0 0 0 0 O. .
Boston..........0 0 0 0 o l. 3
Earned runs, Boston l, Detroit /; two
base hits, Morrill,, Mccarthy; three-base
hits, Thompson; passed balls, Dealy, 3; first
base on balls, Detroit, l; first base on
errors. Boston 8, Detroit /; struck out by
| burlington, 16; by Carey. 6: Double PLAYS
1
| pire, Ferguson.
AT PROVIDENCE.
PROVIDENCE, Il. l.. July 30-Defeat
stared the champions in the face for seven
! innings this afternoon while st. Louis was
putting together runs. They had PLAYED
listleSsly, only five safe hits having been
secured and five other balls driven outside
the diamond. Radford opened. the eighth
with single and took second on Glass
cocks tumble of BaSSettS grounder. Bas-
sett retiring by Caskins to Dunlap on
Shaw's groundeT, which sent Radford to
third and Shaw to first. Carroll and Starr
then batted singles. which, with
passed ball, gave three tallies.
Starr being left on Third.
In the ninth. after two men We're out.
RadfOrd batted a two-bagger over Shafers
head and BaSsett drove TO right center
field for three bases. which sent Radforl
home. Both pitchers were effective, and
Dunlap, McKinnon, Denny, Gilligan and
Bassett did good fielding work. The fol-
lowing is the score:
Providence. o o GO 3 IA
ST. Louis - l O o o o o o.
Earned runs Providence 3; two-base hits.
Radford, Glasscock; three-base hit Bassett;
passed balls, Briody 2; first base on balls,
Providence 1. St. Louis 2; first base On e r
rors, Providence 2, st. Louis 4; struck out,
Providence 3, ST. Louis 2; umpire, Sullivan.
Gen. Stockton of the Chicago Grant Monu-