St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cleveland and Boston Play Two
Thirteen-Inning Games.

Cleveland and Boston Play Two
Thirteen-Inning Games.
CLEVELAND, o., July 2.-The Cleve-
land and Boston clubs played two
games to-day for one admission, and it
Timely hitting by Boston won both
games. In the second game McGarr and
Davis collided at third base and fell to
the ground. Wild Davis was down Nc
Carr kicked him, and the Clevelander
hit the Boston man twice with his fist.
Both men we're compelled to retire from
the game. Scores:
Cleveland. 2ooo02o 100000 4 4
Boston. L . 100O0 2OOl- I'll
Earned runs Cleveland 8, Boston 2; two
base hits, Zlmmer 2, Wadsworth, Smith; left
on bases, Cleveland g. Boston z; sacrifice
hits, Veach, Dowse 2. Ardner: bases on balls
Cleveland 3, Boston 2; stolen bases, Gilks,
Mexican, Long 3 Tucker, Sullivan, Getze1n;
struck out, Veach, Davis 2, Ardner, Wads-
worth, Hines, McGarr, Bennett 2, Smith;
double plays, Smith to Tucker; batteries
Wadsworth and thinner, Getzein and Ben
nett; time, 2:05; umpire, Fessenden.
SECOND GAME.
Cleveland 0oo1o2 oooo1-4 Ii 2
Boston . 81 90 90 o 2-5 IL 2
Earned runs, Cleveland 3, Boston 5; two
McK k an smith; sacrihce hits, Veach, Dowse,
Tucker Sullivan 2; bases on balls, Cleveland
5, Boston 5; stolen bases, Daley, Long; left
on bases, Cleveland 9, Boston 7; struck out,
Gilks, Veach, thinner, Ardner, Hines. Ben
nett; double plays, Ardner to Veach 2, Dowse
to thinner, Smith to Tucker 2; batteries, Lin
coin and thinner, Clarkson and Bennett;
time, ! 10; umpire, George Strict.
CINCINNATI, o., July 2.-Ihe Cinein-
MATHS did not experience much difficult
ty in defeating Brooklyn in the game
this afternoon. Terry, who pitched for
the visitors, was very wild, and but for
elegant support the Reds would have
added many additional runs to their
score. The third base playing of Mari
was the feature. Score:
Cincinnati - O12 oO10 SO 8 l
Brooklyn. 1000 5000 O-1 1
Erned runs, Cincinnati 2: two-base hit,
Pinckney; three-base hits, McPhee and Cork
2, Reilly. Mari; double plays, Mari, McPhee
and Reilly Baldwin and McPhee; first on
| balls. McPhee, Mari. Foreman 2. Collins,
Terry, Caruthers, DAILY; hit by pitched ball,
McPhee,- Beard, Pinckney; struck out,
pitch, Terry; batteries Foreman and Bald
win, Terry and DAILY; time. 100; umpire,
Powers.
CHICAGO, July 2.-Vickery pitched
good ball for the Philadelphia Nationals
and Anson's team suffered defeat
Score:
Chicago 10000 oo11 7
Philadelphia. 2 o o . o.
| Batteries Hutchinson and Kittridge, Wick
cry and Clements; earned runs, Chicago 3
| Philadelphia 4; two-base hit Burke; three
| base hits, Burke, Hamilton, Clements, Hutch
| inson; home run. Hamilton; stolen bases
| Arson, Cooney, Thompson; bases on balls
| by V1ckery s, by Hutchinson 2; hit by ball
Myers; struck out, by Hutchinson q, by Wick
cry q; time of game, 1 AS; umpire, Lynch.
PITTsBURG, Pa, July 2.-The New
Yorks were again defeated to-day by
the Allegheny Colts, who batted hare
from start to finish.
Pittsburg ......1 2 1 % 2 0 Ola 16
| New York.. 10 2 2 0 2 o O. 8 10
| Batteries. Gumbert and Decker, Burket
and Murphy; earned runs, Allegheny 4, New
F.! York 3; two base hits. Decker 2, Berger
Rusie, Glasscock: three base hits, Burkett
| Tiernan; stolen bases Miller, Decker. Glass
cock Hecker, Clarke 8, Howe; sacrifice hits
Gumpert, Glasscock, Hornung, Clarke, Rusle
double play, Howe and Hornung; bases OF
| balls, by Burkett 6, by Gumbert 4; hit by
pitched ball, Hecker; struck out. by Gum
! bert 1, by Burkett 4; passed ball. Murphy
wild pitch, Gumbert; umpire Crane.