St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-04

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Warm. Attendance. l.300.
Cincinnati L 0 0 o o 0 % 2
Pittsburg III no. SIS 10
Batteries Dwyer and Vaughn. Ehret and
Miller; earned runs, Cincinnati l. Pittsburg
2; two-base hit, Holiday; three-base hit
Miller; stolen bases. Kelly. Donovan. Smith.
Latham; double play. MePhee. Comiskey and
Vaughn; first on balls. by Dwyer 1, by Ehret
|; hit by ball. by Ehret 1; struck out, by Ehret
1; time. i:35; umpire, Snyder.
CLAUSEN PITCHED WELL.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. g. The leaders
defeated the Colonies today in we'll
played contest. CiauSen, the COlOnel'S
new pitcher, made his initial appear
ance on the home grounds and pitched
a strong game, doing better work than
CIarkson. The Cleyelands won because
their hits were timely and the Coionels
punched their errors. Attendance, l.
800. Weather pleasant. Score:
d cRsisEIIls Q 9 9 ~ !
Batteries, Clausen and Grim, clarkson and
thinner; umpire, Hurst; earned run, Cleve
land: first base by errors. Louisville ,, Cleye.
land B: left on bases Louisville Q. Cleveland
6; first ase on balls, off Clausen 4, off Clark
son 3: struck ont, Cleusen =, Virtue ., Clark
son ,. Bartlett Zimmer; two-base hits. Zim-
mer, Davis: sacrifice hits. Taylor. Weaver.
basSells " COunOf, COuDle plays P1eUer ana
Whistler, Mexican, Virtue, and Mexican to
Childs to Virtue; passed ball, Grim; time, 2
hours.
SENATORS SHUT OUT.
NEW YORK. Aug. 3.-The Washing
tons were badly defeated by the New
Yorks today. their batting and fielding
beng wretched. Not a man reached
the home plate, while the New Yorks
had things their own way. Their re-
cent fine nIaU I, "a Inn
has brought the attendance up to a
higher figure, fully 1000 people being
present at tOday'S game. Score:
New York o O1 o 1 42 e-S Ii 3
Westinghouse 0 0 0 o 90 9 Z
Batteries, Crane and Boyle, Jones and Nc
CURE; umpire. Lynch: earned runs. New
York B. first base by errors. New York 1,
Washington 81 left on bases. New York 6,
Washington Z; first base on balls, off Crane
J. Jones 2; struck out by Crane 5, Jones 81;
Richardson; sacrifice hits, Burke, Dowd,
Hoy; stolen bases, Burke, Jones, Richard
son; Robinson; double play, Radford and
Mllligan; hit by pitcher, by Jones 2; Wild
pitch, Jones; time, 1:55.
By FINE FIELDING.
BROOKLYN. Aug. 3.-Brooklyn de-
feated Philadelphia at Eastern park to-
day by superior fielding. The visitors
drove the ball outside the diamond time
anu time again. but Brooklynite man
aged to get under ii in almost every in
stance. Score:
L. H. E.
B5Gok dslas;; ! 9 g
Batteries, Haddock and Daley. Carsey and
Clements; umpire, Emslie; earned runs
Brooklyn /. Philadelphia /; first base by
errors Brooklyn .: left Oil bases, Brooklyn
s, Philadelphia Z: first base on balls, off Had
< nnf NV or 1nuH 4
Carsey 2; three-base hits, Brouthers, Dele
hanty, Burns; two-base hit, Daley; sacrifice
hits. Ward. Foutz2; stolen bases. Corcoran
Thompson: double play Clements and Con
nor; passed ball. Daley; time, 40.
BALTIMORE CHECKED.
BosToN, Aug. 3.-Baltimore put five
of their six hits IN the last two innings.
but could not overcome Boston's lead,
due to Vickery'S wildneSs and mis- ;
judged fly by Van Haitren. The game
abounded in sharp fielding, Kelly, Nc
Carthy, Shindle and Stricken eXcelIiug.
Score:
R.H. E.
Boston..:...o 8 . Q "a Z 9
Batteries, Stivetts and Kelly. Vickery and
Robinson; earned runs. Boston 1. Baltimore
!; first base on errors, Boston 2, Baltimore 1 !;
left on bases, Boston {, Baltimore 8; struck
out. by SWEETS 6, Eickery 4: three-base hit,
Duffy: two-base hit, Mccarthy: sacrifice hits,
Van Haltren, sucliffe, Quinn. Vickery,
Schindle. Robinson; stolen bases. Stivetts.
Mccarthy: double plays. Nickery. Robinson
and Satellite. Quinn, Long and Tucker,
O'Rourke. Streker and Sutcliffe; hit by
pitcher, Vickery =: passed ball. Kelly; UNI
plre, Gaffney: time FOG. Attendance, l4jO.
Low Rates to Denver and Return.
From Aug. 3 to Z inclusive, 1.-The
Northwestern Line" Chicago. St.
Paul. Minneapolis q Omaha Railway.
will sell tickets to Denver and return
from st. Paul and Minneapolis at the
very low rate of $3.50, good to return
until Oct. IL.
Knights Templar and their friends
| will take notice and secure sleeping car
accommodations in advance. as there
promises to be great rush during the
triennial cOnciave at Denver.
For full information call at 159 East
Third street, st. Paul, or Is Nicoliet
House block, Minneapolis.