St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-02
vIoToRs ON THE DIAMoND.
Spiders, Orioles, Pirates, Senators
CoIOneIS and Keanaaters

Colonies and BeaneaterS.
!: CLEVELAND, Aug. Rain threat
ened to fall before the game today after
the fist inning was completed time was
called for twenty minutes on account of
shower. Cleveland's hits were timely,
ami good fielding and base running put
the local club at the head of the race.
Tie Browns batted unluckily and got
most of their hits after men were out.
Attendance l, LOO. Score:
Cleveland. Il o o O 81 Ii 5
St: Louis. 10 0 0 D 0 1 o.
Batteries, Cuppy, Young and thinner,
Hawke and Buckley; umpire, Snyder; earned
runs. Cleveland 3, ST Louis 1; first base by
errors, Cleveland 2, st. Louis .; left on bases
Cleveland 2. ST. Louis Z; first base on balls
Cuppy !, off Hawke 81 struck out by Young
:. by Hawke 1 two-base hit, Crooks; sacrifice
hlts. Burkett, Mexican y Virtue, thinner,
buckley; stolen bases, Davis3; double play,
Mexican, Childs to Virtue; passed bail,
Buckley; time. 2:lS
BRIDES PLAYING BALL.
lBALTIMORE, Aug. "Baltimore'S
pets" as they are now known, easily
defeated the PhiIadelphias today.
Weyhlng gave two bases on balls in the
first inning and forced in run. Three
hits and an error by Hamilton scored
four more. Carsey relieved weighing
in the eighth. Stricker's play was of
the illuminated order. Attendance
2,U23. Score:
r..
Baltimore. .5 0 0 0 4 2 Oil Is 2
Phil delDia.0 0 0 0 0 0 0-1
Batteries Mcmahon and Robinson, Wey-
hing, Carsey and Clements; umpire, Emslie;
earned runs, Baltimore 5; first base by er-
rors Baltimore 4, Philadelphia s; first base
on balls, off Mcmahon 4, off weighing 2;
struck out, by McMahon 3, by weighing :, by
Carsey L; three-base hit, Robinson; sacrifice
hits, Thompson :, Van Haltren, Hallman,
weighing, Delhanty, Sutcliffe: stolen bases,
Stricken, Stovey, Reilly; double plays Nc
Mahon, Stricken and Sutcliffe, O'Rourke and
Stricken; time :35.
LOST ON AN ERROR.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-The Colts lost to-
days game through Parrott's error in
the third. The PittsDurgs then punched
three hits and this, with base on balls,
netted five runs, only one of which was
earned. Score:
Pittsburg 30 0 S o o o / o *-6 8 4
Batteries, Hutchison and Schriever; Ehret
and Miller; umpire, Hurst; earned runs,
Plttsburg, /; first base OH errors. Chicago 3;
Pittsburg. y; left on bases, Chicago, 9; Pitts
OFF Ehret, 5; struck out. by Hutchison, s.; by
Ehret =; three-base hit, Decker; two base
hits, Arson, Wilmot Decker, Kelly, Dono-
van: sacrifice hits Parrott, Beckley, Dahlen,
smith; stolen base, Dahlen: double plays.
Dahlen, Caravan and Arson; Bierbauer,
Shugart and Beckley; wild pitches Ehret L;
time, 1855; attendance, 800.
GROOMS LOSE TO SENA ToRS.
BROOKLYN, Aug. 1.-The fate of the
Brooklyns i'll today's game against the
Washingtons at Eastern park was
framed in the seventh inning. Hoy,
who led off, singled past Tommy Cor
coran. Mcclure followed with slow
hit to DAILY. The second baseman fun
bled the easy grOunder, and Mac was
safe. A passed ball advanced each run
ner base, and when Berger flew out
Corcoran fell all over Klllen's bounder,
and the runner reached first. while Nc
CURE crossed the plate. A two-base
hit by Richardson gave Killen a chance
to score. Score:
R.H. E.
Washington..0 o o o o 5 % s ?
Batteries. Hart and Kinslow, Killen and
Berger umpire, Lynch; earned runs, Brook
lyn 3, Washington .; left on bases. Brooklyn
q, Washington ,; first base on balls, off Hart
0, Killen B; struck out, by Hart 4, Klllen 4:
tWo-Dase hits, Richardson Mcclure; sacrifice
hits, Foutz ,. Hart Radford =, Berger =, Duff
fee; stolen bases, Corcoran :, Burns 4, Hoy;
wild pitch. Killen; passed balls, KinsloW,
Berger 2: time. two hours.
COLONIES WIN AT HOME.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 1.-The Colonies
won. the first game at home of the Sec
ond series. Both pitchers did great
work, but Sanders kept the Reds hits
we'll scattered. Attendance, LOCO.
Score:
Louisville 20 0 2 3 o 0 0 SO /
Cincinnati. % Q 1 Q Q 0 o OIL Z 3
lain and Vaughan earned run, Cincinnati;
first base by errors, Louisville. 3; left on
bases, Louisville = Cincinnati s.; first base on
calls, off Sanders 3, off Chamberlain +; sacri-
fee hits. Brown, Bassett. Sanders, O'Neill;
stolen bases. WEIGH, Latham: double plays,
Jennings to Pfeffer to Whistler, Bassett to
Pfeffer to Whistler, Genins TO McPkee to
Comiskey; McPhee to Comiskey; umpire, Nc
Quaid; time, 1:35.
GIANTS DRUBBED.
Boston, Aug. 1.-The weather was
very threatening today, and there was
only small attendance to see the home
team win. Boston earned two of its
runs. The others were due to good
base running. The first men at bat for
New York in the eighth and ninth
reached first, but one was thrown out
by Kelly while stealing second, and the
other was doubled UP. Both third base
men did great work. Attendance, 566.
Score:
Boston. 90 0 o 8 0 o. O. o 4
New York; 0 0 0 0 0-3 z 3
Batteries Staley and Kelly, Crane and
Doyle; umpire, Geffney; earned runs Bos-
ton ,, New York 9; first base by errors. Bos-
ton 9, New York 3; left on bases, Boston >,
New York 4; first base on balls, of Stalev 3.
by Crane f. struck out by Staley2, by Crane
.; two base hits, Boyle, Nash; sacrifice hills
Crane. Staley, Kelly, Lowe; stolen bases,
Burke D. Lyons, Nash. Tucker 2, Lowe Duff
Quinn and Tucker, Burke, Fuller and Doyle.
SIaley, Quinn and Tucker; wild pitches,
Staley 1, Crane | time. 1:46.
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