St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-05

land National leaguers won this morn
ing by timely batting, scientific sacri-
fees and fine base running. The
grounds were very wet, which account
ed for the errors. Score:
Cleveland. ....a7 oo1oo1 Oil II s
New York. 20 2 l l Q L. 10 9
Clark; earned runs, Cleveland 8, New YORK
3; three base hit, Veach; two-base hits. Ard
ner and Hornung; stolen bases, Mexican,
Teach, Henry and Clark; first base on balls
off Rusie 8. off Beatin 2; bit. by pitcher,
Denny; passed ball, Clark wild pitch, Rusie;
struck out, by Beatin 3. by Rusie 3; double
plays, Ardner to Veach, Beatin to Veach,
Mexican, Ardner and Veach; time, l 40;
umpire, McQuaid.
AFTERNOON GAME.
The afternoon game was pitchers
battle, and Wadsworth had little the
best of it. Ardner's muff of an infield
fly lost the game to Cleveland. Score:
Cleveland. 200 Oeoooo-2 l
Two-base hits, Tiernan, Davis; sacrifice
hits, Davis, Wadsworth, Glasscock Hornung.
Henry, Howe; bases on balls, Cleveland z,
New York ! stolen bases, Dowse, Herman,
A; struck out, Dowse, Mexican. thinner,
Smalley, Wadsworth 2, Hornung, Howe;
double play, smalley to Mexican to Ardner;
passed balls, Clark 3; hit by pitched ball,
thinner; batteries, Wadsworth and thinner,
Rusie and Clark. Time, 40. Umpire, Nc
Quad.
CINCINNATI, July 1.-The Philadel-
phiaS batted Foreman out of the box in
the fourth inning of this mornings
game, as they scored seven runs OH
four singles, a triple and home run.
Viau was then substituted and did much
better. The fielding of Allen and the
batting of Hamilton and Thompson
were the features. Score:
Cincinnati 10000 OO10-2 6
Philadelphia. 2 z 0 l 20 Oil IA
Earned runs, Cincinnati l, Philadelphia y,
two-base hits, Beard Hamilton. Thompson,
home run, Allen; stolen bases, Berk. Mari:
double plays, Myers, hlcCauley; first on
balls. Holiday, Knight, Viau, Hamilton,
Meyer, McCauley 2, Allen =; struck out,
Burke, Mari. MeCauley. Gleason; passed
balls, Baldwin 2, Clements: wild pitches,
Foreman 2; batteries: Foreman, Baldwin,
Viau and Keenan,, Gleason and Clements;
time, 2:10; umpire, Powers.
CINCINNATI, O., July 4.-The Cincin-
MATHS won the afternoon game from the
Philadelphia with comparative ease.
Viekery was batted hard and consecu-
lively. while Rhines pitched with SPLEEN
did effect. Score:
Cincinnati. -. .OO21 o211*L7 IL
Earned runs, Cincinnati 3; two-base hit
Reilly; three base hits, McPhee, Mullane;
stolen bases, Mari; double plays, Vickery.
Mayer and Myers, Myers, Allen and McCauly;
pitched ball, Reilly: struck out, Holiday,
Reilly, Nieol, Harrington, Hamilton. Myers,
McCauley: passed balls Harrington, Gle
ments; batteries, Rhines and Harrington,
Vickery AND Clements; time, 2 hours; UNI
pire, Powers.
CHICAGO. July 4.-Boston had the
morning game right in their own hands
from the first, hitting Sullivan when
ever they pleased, while the home team
could do nothing with Getzein's deliy-
cry. Score:
Boston. 20 35OoIO +-12 Ii 2
Chicago. .... 90 90 OO1 o o. . .
Earned runs, Chicago O. Boston 10; two
s base hit cooney threebase hit Long
Fetzein 8, Sullivan 8; bases on balls, by Get
Zein 2, Sullivan 4: hit by pitched ball.
Tucker; base hits, Boston l3, Chicago 81;
batteries, Getzein and Bennett sullivan and
Kittridge; time, l :45; umpire, Lynch.
AFTERNOON GAME.
Chicago ..ooo3o soo-6 8
Boston .......O 90 2 600 5 S 4
Batteries, Hutchinson and Kittredge;
Clarkson and Bennett.
Earned runs Boston 9, Chicago 2; two
base hits, Carroll; three-base hits, Wilmot
and Brodie; home run, Wilmot; stolen bases,
Boston 5, Chicago l; bases on balls, sOH
Hutchinson a, off Clarkson g; struck out, by
Clarkson 3, by Hutchinson 4; time, 40;
umpire, Lynch.
PITTsBURG. Pa, July 4.-The Brook
-lyn's defeated the Alleganies this fore
noon in an exciting game. The visit
ors secured good lead in the start, but
the home team by heavy batting in the
fifth inning, came very near turning
the tables on them. Score:
Pittsburg ......11Oos 100000 Ii S
Brooklyn. -. 4 2 . 90 *-1I 12 /
Batteries, Allegheny, Gumbert and Decker,
Brooklyn, Carrutherss and Clark; earned
runs, Allegheny 8, Brooklyn s. two base
hits, Hecker =, Gumbert 2, Collins 2, Burns
2; stolen bases, Sunday 2. Collins 2; base on
errors. Allegheny L, Brooklyn 8; hit by
pitcher, Foutz, Daily 2; double plays Roat,
La Rogue and Gumbert Smith and Collins.
Smith, Collins and Burns; left on bases,
Allegheny 3, Brooklyn 8; struck out, Smith,
Pinckney; wild pitch. Gumbert; time, l rs
umpire. Busaong, of Brooklyn.
AFTERNOON GAME.
The home team lost this afternoon
game through Bowman's wildness and
poor base running. Score:
Pittsbug .......1 100000 7 2
Brooklyn .......l 0 l 2 o 90 IS 1
Batteries, Bowman and Decker, Terry and
Clarke; earned runs, Allegheny 1, Brooklyn
l; two-base hits, Sunday, Decker, Collins;
first base on balls. by Bowman Z, by Terry 5;
first on error. Brooklyn; struck out, by Bow
man 5, Terry a; wild pitches, Bowman 3
passed ball, Decker; time, 2 hours; umpire,
Bushong