St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-05
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z; home run, Brouthers; two-base hits Muir
ply, McTamany, Sneed; stolen bases, Brown
3, Stricken, Radford, Crooks 3, Wheelock;
first on balls, by Doan, Stricken; by EastOn,
Duffy, Murphy, Farrell McGeachy; by Had
dock, Speed, Wheelock, Donahue, Duffy;
first on errors. Columbus 2: hit by pitched
ball, Crooks; wild pitches, Haddock ?; struck
out, by Dolan 1. by IIaddock =; double play,
Kuehne and Crooks; time, 1:53; umpire,
Kerins.
BALTIMORE 1919. CINCINNATI 70.
BALTIMORE, July 4.-The game this
morning was won by the home team in
the third and fourth innil rs by timely
hits, wldness on the part of Dwyer and
errors by Seery and Robinson. Score:
r. II. E.
Baltimore: % 9 / g go y 6
Cincinnati i 81 10
Batteries. MaMahon and Robinson. Dwyer,
Crane, Kelly and Vaughn; earned runse
Baltimore 1, Cincinnati 1; two-base hits,
Ray. Werden. Van Haltren, Dwyer, Y. Rob-
inson; stolen bases, Werden, Canavan:
double play, johnson aud Kelly; first base
on balls. Baltimore s, Cincinnati s.: struck
out, Mahon T. Dwyer i; wild pitch. Dwyer;
first base on errors, Baltimore 3, Cincinnati
5; left on bases, Baltimore s, Cincinnati s;
time, :55: umpire, Ferguson.
BALTIMORE, July 4.-The Cincinnati
aggregation suffered another defeat
this AFTERNOON at the hands of the Balti-
work in the box and sharp fielding at
critical times by the home team. At
tendance, 1909. Score:
Baltimore. 9 2 o 1 8 Q 50 10 5
Cincinnati. 1 0 90 s 6
Batteries, Bakely and Townsend, Crane,
Vaughn and Kelly; earned runs, Baltimore
l. Cincinnati [; base hits, Bakely, Canavan
Seery 2; stolen bases. Baltimore 3, Cincin-
nail l; double play, Bakely, Townsend and
Gilbert; first base on balls, Baltimore g. Gin
cinnati 4; hit by pitched ball, Ray, Town
send struck out, Bakely 3, Crane 4; first on
errors, Baltimore l, Cincinnati 4: left on
bases, Baltimore Is, Cincinnati IL; time 200;
umpire, Ferguson.
WASHINGTON SIS. LOUISVILLE Al.
WASHINGTON, July 4. - Thirty-five
hundred enthusiastic people witnessed
ten-inning game this morning between
the home club and the Louisvilles, and
until the last man was out the game was
anybody'S. After two men were out,
Louisville tied the score in the seventh
on Aivord's error. Weaver's fly and
Jennings hit, and in the tenth the home
team made the winning run on a base
on balls and Slattery's hit. Both clubs
played an afternoon game. The score:
Washington 20 1 3 0 0 0 Is
W
Foreman, Shinnick, Weaver three-base hit,
DOnavan; home run, Mcclure; stolen bases
Murphy. Shinnick, Fitzgerald; double play.
Shinnick, Jennings and StTatton; first base
on balls, Washington 8. Louisville 5; nit bv
pitched ball, Hatfield, Jennings. Cahill;
struck out, by Foreman ). by Bell |, by FitZ-
gerald 3: passed ball. Cahill; time, 2:l5; UNI
piTe, Davis; base hits, Washington Q. Louis
vile 0; errors. Washington &, Louisville 1.
WASHINGTON. July 4.-The home club
nnfhoftaH fha viz INV fn in ;,
afternoon game and had very close
call to win. but Mcclure repeated his
splendid all round playing of the morn
ing game and virtually won it for his
side. Attendance, $500.
Louisville. % 4 0 i 0 o? 2 3
Batteries, Freeman and Mcclure, Fltzger-
aid and Cahill; earned runs. Washington 1,
Louisville 1 two-base hits, Mcclure ,, Daily
2; three base hit, Weaver; stolen bases.
Dowd 3. Murphy, Hatfield, Slattery, Daily,
Ryan; double play, Jennings. Shinneck and
StrattOn; first on balls, Washington ), LouiS-
vile :; mt by pitched ball. Stratton; struck
out, FREEMAN 10, Fitzgerald 4: passed balls,
Snyder 3, CahiIl i; wild, pitch, Fitzgerald;
time, two hours; umpire, Davis,
ATHLETICS 3-i2, ST. LOUIS SIS.
PHILADELPHIA, July 4. The st.
Louis Browns won the morning game
from the Athletics by punching four
hits in the fifth inning. which, with a
base on balls and a muff by Chamberlin,
netted four runs. Stivetts pitched great
ball, and was invincible when a hit
meant runs. A one-handed catch by
Beecher was the fielding feature. At
tendance, 5,J36. The score:
S St. Ioais. 10y Q Is
Earned runs, Athletics 1, St. Louis 1; two
base hits. Milligan. Lyons: threbase hits,
Chamberlin Mccarthy; stolen bases, Hall
coran and Larkin; first base on balls, Wood,
Hoy, Mccarthy, Eagan; hit by pitched ball,
Fuller;. struck out, Beecher, Hallmau >, Cor
coran 2, Chamberlin, Comskey, Munyan 3;
wild pitch. Stivetts; time, 80; umpire,
Jones' Base hits, Athletics Z; errors, Ath-
letics B.; base hits, St. Louis 10; errors, st
Louis, ;.
PHILADELPHIA. July 4.-The Athlet-
les won the afternoon game easily.
weighing was very effective, only five
hits being secured by the visitors, scat
tered through as many innings. At
tendance, 5,793.
St. s.T LOUIS. u. "a / Q / 0 O-3 ;
Batteries, weighing and Milligan, Griffith
and Munyan; earned runs, Athletics 6; two
base hits, Larkin, Mailman; three-base hits,
Milligan, Corcoran. Egan; home run, Cross;
ST 0len bases, Beecher, Hoy. COmiskey, Mum
yam; double plays Fuller, Egan and Comis-
key, Lyons, Egan and Comiskey Wood and
Milligan, COrcoran and Larkn; first on balls,
Griffith > Weighing 3: hit by pitched ball,
CoIcoran. Munyan: struck out Griffith, Wey-
hing .: passed balls Milligan >; time. 2:05;