St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-20

BrG 2dafs 90 "a "a ls
Batteries, Stein and Kinslow. Getzein,
Buckley and Moran; umpire, McQuald;
earned runs, Brooklyn 6; first base by errors,
st. Louis l; left on bases, Brooklyn 6, St.
GetZein ,; struck out, by Stein ). by GetZein
3; three-base hit, Brouthers; two-base hits,
Foster, Brouthers, Stein; sacrifice hts Kins-
low Carroll, Werden; wild pitch. Getzein;
passed balls, Kinslow Moran; time, 40
BITTER PILL FOR COLTS.
PHILADELPHIA, July 19.-Chicago
was Chicagoed today. Tie game was
played most of the time in driZzling
ram, and was without special feature.
The Colts could not bat, while Phiadel-
phia hit Gumbert at will. The home
team played with a snap that was pleas
ing to the 6.560 faithful spectators. The
Philadelphia management today signed
Pitcher Darby, late of Omaha, and he
will reach here tomorrow. Score:
Chicago 30 0 0 0 90 0 90 4
Batteries. Gumbert and Schriever, weighing
and clements; umpire. Emslie; earned runs,
Philadelphia 4; first base by errors, Chicago
!. Philadelphia L; left on bases, Chicago q.
Philadelphia q: first base Oh balls, off Gum
bert y, off VIEWING 5; struck out. by Gum
bert y by Weyhing2; two-base hits, Dahlen,
Delhanty; sacrifice hits, Parrott Ryan,
Thompson: stolen bases, Cross. reilly .;
double plays, Gumbert. Arson and Parrot,
Allen (alonel. Allen, Mailman and Conner;
BRIDES LACK VIM.
BALTIMORE, July 19.-The threaten
ing weather held the attendance at
Union park down to 400 today. Play
began at $50. and six uninteresting
innings were plodded through with,
when the Clevelands left for Boston.
Persons debut as Baltimore pitcher
was fairly successful, but the home
team could not win. Score:
Cleveland. ............4 / 1 0 o Go 10 /
Batteries, Ferson and Gunson, Cuppy and
thinner; umpire, Lynch; earned runs, Cleve-
land 1; first base by error. Cleveland; left on
bases, Baltimore Z. Cleveland 6; first base on
by Person Z. by Cuppy =; three-base hits,
Childs, thinner. Stovey; two-base hits, Stovey,
OConnor; sacrifice hits, Mexican, Ward.
Davis McAleer: stolen bases, Childs Nc
Kean double play, Mexican (alone); hit by
pitcher, by Cuppy2: time, 1:45.
49, PLAYED UNDER PROTEST.
WASHINGTON, July 10. = Teday's
ashington-Louis game was called
at the end OF the sixth inning on ac-
count of rain. The visitors were con-
tinually kicking against the umpre's
decisions, and, after the fourth inning
gave notice that they played under pro-
test. Score: Xxx
Washington. - 10 30 % I i
Louisville 3 0 0-6 Z 3
Batteries, Duryea, Killen, Abbey and Nc
CURE; Viau and Green; umpire, Mitchell
earned runs, Washington 4; first base by
errors Washington g. Louisville .; left on
bases, Washington 5, Louisville 3; first base
oil balls off Abbey 9, Duryea . Wan 5; struck
out by Abbey =. Viau 3; home runs, MCGUIRE.
Duffee; o-base hits, Killen; sacrifice hits,
! Radtord. Weaver, Taylor; stolen bases,
| Brown; double plays, Radford and Robin
| son; hit by pitcher, by Abbey 1; passed balls.
| Mcclure; time, hours.
PIRATES PLAYED BEST.
Boston. July 19.-Pittsburg played
| better ball than the champions today,
and won after hard struggle. Joe
Kelly saved the game in the sixth. when