St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-26
ONE SHUT OUT.
Red Legs Couldn't Get a Run en-
Quaker Fielding

Quaker Fielding.
NEW YORK, July 25.-The game be-
tween the New Yorks and Clevelands
today resulted in victory for the
latter, entirely due to New YOrk's
punched errors in the second and fifth
innings. Clarkson was hit hard at
times, but proved effective at critical
moments. The score:
RH E.
New York; q 0 O CO 10
Cleveland. 20 o 0 o SO
Batteries, Crane and Doyle, GARRISON and
thinner: umpire. Wyckoff earned runs.
New York ]. Cleveland /; first base by errors,
New \ DIRK !. Cleveland 3; left on bases, New
York l. Cleveland 3; first base on balls, off
crane ); Off Clarkson g. struck out, by Crane
two,base hit, O'Rourke; sacrifice hits. Crane,
Burkett; stolen bases. ORourke, Fuller;
double plays. Doyle and Boyle, Crane. Fuller
and Doyle; passed balls, Doyle /, thinner l.;
time. hours.
BROOKLYN, July 25.-The Pittsburgs
batted and fieided with great vigor to-.
day, despite the intense heat, and de-
feated the Bridegrooms. Brooklyn put
up brilliant game in the field, but
could not hit the horsehide at opporlune
times. Attendance, LIS. Score:
Pitis6 aig. IL: - Q 2 Q ! II 5 !
Batteries. Hart and Daily. Baldwin and
Mack; umpire. Emslie; earned runs. Brook
iyn l, Plstsburg L; first base by errors, Brook
!yn2 Pittsburg l; left on bases, Brooklyn 0.
Pl!tsburg s; first base on balls, eff Hart .. off
Baldwin D; struck out by Hart . by Baldwin
8; two-base hit, Beckiey; sacrifice hits, Cor
coran, Hart, smith 2; double, plays. Miller.
Bierbauer and Beckley: Ward and Brouth-
ers; Brouthers and DAILY; wild pitches, Bald
win: time, As.
PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-Philadel-
and Cincinnati played an errorless game
today and the Reds were shut out.
Dwyer pitched a good game until the
seventh inning when he gave two bases
on balls and single by weighing. a
double by Hallman and Coleman fol-
lowing four runs were scored, two being
earned: Rhines was then put in the
box. Ihere was cioseness about the
contest. and the $500 spectators ap-
plauded freely. weighing pitched strong
ly. Darby, late of Omaha. who ac-
cepted the local clubs terms, has gone
to Rochester, he having previously
signed an agreement to play there
should Omaha diSband and he receive
his back pay. Score:
r. II. E.
Cincinnati. Q 0 0 0 0 90 4 o
Phiiad' phia o 0 1 0 SIS Q 0
Batteries, Dwyer, Rhines and Harrington.
weighing and Clements; earned runs, Phila-
delphla 4; left on bases, Philadelphia l. Gin
cinnati D: first base on balls. off Dwyer 2
Meyhlng 3; struck out, by Dwyer ., Weighing
- two-base hits, Conner. Thompson, Glenn
ents; sacrifice hit. Commiskey: stolen base
Hallman: passed balls. Harrington 2; time.
lao; umpire Hurst
BALTIMORE, July 25.-Anson's Colts
faced three Orlole pitchers today and
won the game by good batting and fine
fielding. The home team could not, hit
Hutchinson. Attendance, 1852. Score:
r. Il. E.
Chicago 40 2 1 0 0 0 40 Is 1
y Batteries. Mcmahon, Person, Cobb and
Gunson, Hutchinson and Schriever; umpire,
Mitchell; earned runs. Baltimore |, Chicago
o; hrSt base by errors, Baltimore; left on
bases. Baltimore 10. Chicago o: struck out. by
MeMahon /. Person 4. Hutchinson q home
run, Dahlen; three base hits, Sutcliffe. VIII
mot; two.oase hits, Arson. Ryan; sacrifice
mis-, HaiIlgan, Caravan: stolen bases, Par
rott. Decker and Schrieyer; douple PLAY,
Stricken and Sutcliffe; time, 2:10.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-St. Louis
punched their hits. and Washington at
the same time piled up errors, with the
result that the former won easily. In
the first inning the nome team batted
SoI v n iot iOuI SliSltS anu UOuDle
which with Crooks error melted four
runs. After this inning. however, Gal
WIN settled down and did good work,
being well supported by his fielders.
Score:
St Louis 0 / 3 0 2 ~ : i
Batteries. Duryea, Abbey and Mcclure.
Calvin Calvin and Buckley; umpire. McQuaid;
base by errors, st. Louis 4; left on bases.
Washington 4, st. Louis 5; first base on balls,
on Drryea ]. Calvin }; struck out by Duryea
= by Calvin 2; three-base hit, GIasscock; two
base hit Radford; sacrifice hits Mcclure;
hit by pitcher. by Duryea; passed balls.
Mcclure; time, 80
Boston, July 25.-I.ouisviIle was out
play ed at all points, and Boston won In
walk. Sanders pitched artistically,
but his support was bad. Bassett, Nash
and Long fielded finely, and Nash, Lowe
and Bassett won with the stick. Pfeffer
protested the game because Gaffney re-
fused to allow double play. Score:
Ionisvil ie.'..O 2 Q . 9 Q % y y J
Batteries Stivetts and Kelly, Sanders and
Grim: earned runs Boston =, Louisville / :;
first base by errors. Boston 3 Louisville l:
LETT on bases, Boston 6. Louisville 5; first base
on balls, OFF Stivetts 2; struck out by Stiy-
etts !, Sanders =: home run, Bassett: two
base hits. Grim, Kelly. Long; sacrifice hits,
Landers, Stivetts,- Nash, Quinn; double
plays. Taylor and Grim, Long, Quinn aud
tucker; umpire, Gsffney; time. :24