St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-12
two singles melted one run andthe game
for Brooklyn. Score:

tW0 SiilSfSS IfettSQ- OHtI ah dilu l He x dfi3e
for Brooklyn. Score.
Breoklyno l2 o o 0 0 Is I6 3
Batteries. Terry and Mack, Foutz, Daley
and klnslow; umpire. Mitchell: earned
runs. Pittsbtirg 3. Bro0kly S: first base by
errors, Pittsburg2. Brooklyn - left on pases,
Pitlsblirg ., Brooklyn 5: first base on balls,
off Terry 6, off Foutz 3; struck out, by Terry
], FoutZ =; home run. Beatty; ihree-base hit,
Donovan; two-base hits, Beckiev, kinslow;
stolen bases, Miller. Joyce. Daley; double
play. Joyce, Ward and Brouthers; hit by
pitcher. by Terry =; passed ball, Miller;
time. 2:15.
SPIDERS HIT NELL.
CLEVELAND. July 11.-G6od batting,
with men OH bases, Won the game for
Cleveland today. The Phillies could
not hit Davies hard, but got most of
their runs on long hits. McAleer fielded
well. Attendance, 1850. Score:
Cleveland. II 0 o 9 2 II II 2
Phiiadeinhia.I o / o o o 2-5 1
Batteries. Davies and O'Connor, Esper.
weighing and Cross; umpire. Hurst; earned
runs. Cleveland 4. Philadelphia 1: first base
OH errors, Pisiladeiohia =: left OH bases
Cleveland IL. Philadelphia 5: first base OH
balls. off Davies g. off Weyhing T.: struck
out, by Davies .. by Weighing l. three-base
hits. Davis. McKena Cross. O'Conner, Hall
base, Davies: double play. 0'Connor to
Alien: hit by pitcher. by weighing i; time,
80.
A COSTLY WILD THROW.
ST. Louis, July lin trying to run
down Stryker between second and third
bases in the ninth inning OF tolay's
contest Crooks made wild throw,
which gave the visitors close but feat
urelesS game. Score:
St Louis. 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 % 8 .
Baltimore "a o o 2 1 o IA Z 2
Batteries, Breitenstein and Buckley, Cobb
and il,nsUn; earned runs, ST. -onis =, Baitl-
more 1; first base by errors, st. Louis :. Bal
timore /; left on bases. ST. Louis s. Baltimore
d; first base on balls. off Breitenstein 4. Off
Cobb ); struck out. by Breitenstein 4. by
Cobb .; home run. Caruthers; two-base hits,
Carroll. Glasscock; sacrifice hits. Crooks.
Werden, Buckley Van Haltren; stolen bases.
G,asscock, Stryker Goddard: double play.
ShiidIe and Hailigan; hit by pitcher. by Cobb
1: wild PITCH Breiteustein: time. 2:lo; UNI
pire, Lynch.
GIANTS LOSE TWO.
CINCINNATI. July 1.-THE Reds took
two more games from the New 1orks
TO-DAY. They were both very creditable
victories. as the visitors got off in front,
but the Reds soon oyerhauled them and
beat them out. The feature Of the aft
ernoon was McPhee's home run. with
three men on bases. 1t practically won
The first game for the local team. Score
of tile first ganIe:
r. H. E.
Cincinnati. i o 40 o 5 Q &1s 10 s
New York. ..3 2 0 0 0 o. ~ 4
Batteries, Dwyer. Chamber and Vaughn.
Crane and Boyle; umpire. Gaffney; earned
runs. Cincinnati =, New York =; first base GA
balls. Off Chamberlain 2. Crane o. struck out,
by Chamber J.; home run, McPhee: three
base hits. Tiernan, Ewing, HeLyOns, Burke.
Latham. McPhee: twobase hit, 1iernan /;
sacrifice hits, Genins. Browning =, Comiskey,
Smith, Doyle. Boyle ,; stolen Bases Doyle,
Ewing, Newman 2, Hoiliday2: double play,
Burke and Ewing: wild pitch. Crane; passed
balls, Faughn2; time, 1: 30.
R.Y.E.
Cincinnati. o 0 0 0 c. / }
New York % 0 0 2 0 o ca q 1
Batteries Aullane and Vaughn. Rusle and
O'Rourke: umpire 6affney: earned runs,
Cincinnati .; first base on balls. off Mullaue
4. off Rusie 3; struck out by Mullane 3. by
Rusie 5; three base hit, Holiday; sacrifice
hits, Smith. H. Lyons; stolen bases. Com
iskey, Smith, Vaughn; double plays, Burke
and Ewing. Vaughn and McPhee. Smith, Nc
Phee and Comiskey: passed balls, O'Rourke
=, Vaughn : time, 30