St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-09

Stein ard kinslow; earned runs, Cleveland
1, Brooklyn 4; first base by errors Cleveland
3, Brooklyn j; left on bases. Cleveland IL.
Brooklyn i; first base on balls off Young 9,
off Stein 5; struck out by stein =: three-base
hits, Childs. Brouthers; twO-base hits. Joyce,
Corcoren. Daily: sacrifice hits, McAleer, Te-
beau, OConnor. Young. Joyce, Griffin; stolen
bases. Burkett =, Brouthers: hit by pitched
ball, by Stein J.; wild pitch, Stein; lime 2-0s;
umpire, Gaffney.
BRIDES WIN A GAME.
CINCINNATI, July s. The Cincinnatis
broke even with the Baitimores today.
LII the first game the Orioles punched
their hits, and that, with ONeill's slow
fielding, enabled the Baltimores to run
away with the game.
In the second the Gncinnatis knocked
Cobb out OF the box i'll the fourth H.
ming. and Foreman finished the game.
Score first game:
R.H.E.
Cincinnati. II 0 0 o CO 6 /
Batteries. Chamberlain and Vaughn, Nc
Mahon and Haligan; umpire, Emslie;
earned runs, Baltimore =; frs. base on balls.
Off Chamberlain 4, off Mcmahon B: struck
out by Chamberlain 3; by McMahon L;
home run. Van Baltren: three base nit,
Scaoch: two.base hits. Genins, Schoch; sac
rIfice hills. Latham, O'NeiIl, Vaughn. Shiadie.
Cedar, MeMahon; stolen bases, Foreman,
Ldldhms VIII McMaQOD, paSSSQ
ball, Halligan; time. l :35.
SECOND GAME.
Cincinnati s. 0 S 0 0 0 e-12 IA B
BaltimOre...1 0 0 0 u O. 10 3
Batteries, Muilane and Vaughn, Cobb
Foreman and Halligan: earned ruus, Cinein-
natl g. Baltimore 1; first base on balls off
Mullane S. off Cobb s. off Foreman 3; struck
out, by Mullane .. by Cobb =: home runs.
Holiday. Browning. Comiskey, STRIKER;
fhrap naSa NnI,b
two-hase hits. Browning, Mullane: sacrifice
hits, Schocn; stolen bases, Latham. ONeill,
Comiskey, Genins; double plays, Shndle and
Stryker; Schoch. Stryker and Van Haltren,
Genins and MePhee. Mullane and Comiskey:
time, AS; umpire, Emslie.
QUAKERS CRUSHED.
PITTsBURG, July s. - The fhillies
could not hit Ehret's delivery in today's
game. They should only have scored
one run, but for two wild throws by
Farrell each of which Let in a run.
Pittsburg % Q Q 2 I Q Q o. 9 8
Batteries, Ehret and Mack, weighing and
Cross; earned runs Pittsburg3, Philadelphia
!; first base by errors, Philadelphia 5; left
S on bases an Pitt pi5nsbuIg I Phisdepha s; first
struck out, oy Ehret J. by weighing J.; home
run, Beckley: three-base hit Smith; two
base hit Bierbauer: stolen bases, Miller,
Donovan. Mack, Smith; time, two hours !;
umpire. Mitchell.
FORCED To WIN.
CHICAGO. July S.-Chicag0 won today
from Washington because Abbey filled
the bases on balls in the fourth, and
then forced in run by presenting the
fourth man with base. Then lucky
hit scored two runs, and incidentally
the game. Both teams played poorly in
the field. Attendance, &C.,. Score:
Chicago. 90 0 8 0 90 o. 5
Washineton..0 3 0 0 o O-3 3
Batteries Hutchinson aud Schriever, Abbey
and M1lllgan; earned runs, Chicago ]. Wash
lngton /; first base on errors, Chicago 2.
Washington 2; left on bases, Chicago s, Wash
lngton g.; first base on balls, off Abbey 6, off
uutchlson 3; struck out by Abbey /. by
Hutchinson 5: two-base hit, Abbey: sacrifice
hits Richardson, Sehriever: stulen bases,
ROBINSON. Arson, Dahlen: double play. Hoy.
MIligan and I.arkin; wild pitch. Hutchinson;
umpire. Lynch: time, So.
COLONIES NOT IN 1T.
LOUISVILLE, July 8.-The Louis
vilies were never in 1t with the Bostons
today. Stiyett's held the Colonels at his
mercy. struck out ten men and led the
batting with three hits. Score:
Louisville. % 9 9 Q Q 9 % $ 4
Batteries, Hemming ana Grim, Stiyetts and
Kelly; earned runs. Louisville !. Boston 2;
first base by errors, Louisville 3 Boston 2:
left on bases, Louisville 3, Boston s; first
base on balls. off Hemming B. Off stiyetts 2:
two-base hits, Weaver, Nash, Tucker: sacrI-
ties hits. Bassett, Jennings. Mccarthy.
Tucker, Quinn; stolen bases, Duffy 2, Live;
umpire. Sheridan; time. rs.