St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-29

batted hard. while the Louisvilles were
able to make but two hits. The result
was coat of whitewash for the visitors.
Score:
Louisville. 10 Q 8 % 3
Batteries Rusle and Doyle, Sanders and
Grim; umpire Ed Crane: earned runs. New
York 4; first base by errors, New York 3;
left on bases New York s. Louisville 4; first
base on balls, off Rusie 3; struck out. by
Rusie 6: by Sanders 2; two-base hits, II.
hits, Fl. Lyons, Herman, Rusie. Weaver
Whistler, Grim: stolen bases, Burke ?, Doyle
2; double plays Fuller, Burke and Doyle,
Pfeffer and Whistler; passed balls, Grim;
time, 40.
WON ON A WILD PITCH.
BALTIMORE, July 2S.-A wild pitch
by Vickery in the first inning allowed
st. Louis to win today. Hawke, Del
aware amateur, pitched for st. Louis.
and only four hits were made Off him.
! Won Der Abe signed Hawke immedi-
ately after the game. Attendance, 300.
Score:
s.. LOUIS Q Q - s :
/ Batteries, Vickery and Robinson. Hawke
and Moran; umpire, McQuaid; first base ON
errors, Baltimore 2; left on bases Baltimore
IS. st. Louis 3; first base on balls, Vickery 3,
Hawke Q; struck out, by Vickery T. Hawke 4;
tvo-base hit, Stovey; sacrifice hit. Halligan;
stolen bases. O'Rourke 2, Vlckery Carroll,
Crooks; double plays Crooks and Werden,
HallIgan and Stricken; hit by pitcher, by
. Eickery ]; time, 30.
F. SENATORS OUTPLAYED.
WASHINGTON, July %. - President
Young, of the base ball league, today
appointed Charlie Snyder, the well
known eX-ball player, on the staff of the
league umpireS. He officiated at today's
game, and gave universal satisfaction.
Chicago Outplayed the home team every
where, and Won easily. Richardson
made several bad errors. Gumbert'S
work was steady and effective. Attend
ance, 1000. Score:
Chicago CS. ..n.i Q ) / .6 9 s
Batteries. Abbey and MCGUIRE Gumbert
and Schriever; umpire, Snyder: earned runs,
Washington !. Chicago 3; first base by errors,
Washington 5, Chicago 4: first base on balls,
off Abbey l. Off Gumbert 9; struck out, by
Abbey 4, by Gumbert 2; three base hits,
Caravan. Gumbert. Ansou, Schriever; two
base hits, Ryan. Dahlen; sacrifice hit, Hoy;
stolen bases. Hoy y Dahlen; double plays,
Dahlen and Arson; hit by pitcher, by abbey
1; passed balls, Mcguire; time, 1:5o.
LOST BY ERRORS.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2S.-The heat
was feature i'll today's game. At the
end of the sixth inning Baldwin was
relieved by Terry, and in the eighth
knell gave way to CarSey, both pitchers
suffering from the extreme hot weather.
The home team won through errors of
the visitors. Attendance, 2,26S. Score:
H. E.
Pittsburg 30 0 3 II 0-5 8
Phild' phia..0 0 1 1 1 0 *-12 8
sey, Knell and Cross; umpire, Hurst; earned
runs, Pittsburg 2. Philadelphia 4; first base
by errors, Pittsburg 8. philadelphia 3; left ON
bases, Pittsourg Z, Philadelphia g.; first base
4, off Carsey 1; struck out. by knell 4; three
base hit. Hamilton; two-base hit, Hamilton;
sacrifice hits. Beckley. Hallman, Hamilton,
reilly, pelhanty; double play, Farrell, Beck
passed balls, Mack 2. Cross 2; time, 1850.
PLUM OUT OF GINGER.
BROOKLYN. July 2S.-The Brookiyns
played spiritless game this afternoon,
and were easily defeated by the Cleve-
land club. Hart was batted freely, and
the support given was very poor. At
tendance, 1904. Score:
Brooklyn,...s Q Q Q 9 $50 :
Batteries. Hart and Daily; Cuppy and
Zimmer: umpire, Emsle; earned runs
Cleveland g.; first base by errors. Cleveland .
left on bases, Brooklyn 6, Cleveland g.; first
base on balls off Hart .. off Cuppy =; struck
out by Hart g. Cuppy /; three base hits.
Childs, Davis; two base hits, Burkett, Zin-
mer; sacrifice hits Brouthers, Ward, Joyce
thinner 2; stolen bases Corcoran. Davis;
double plays. COrcoran. Brouthers and
Daily; hit by pitcher, by Hart l. by Cuppyl.
time l:i5.
:, HITTING DIDN'T COUNT.
-BOsToN, July 2S.-Boston made hits
enough to win, but they failed to sac
rifce and banged the ball. giving Gin
cinnati chance to make three double
plays. Vaughn's throwing was fatal to
the Bostons. Smith tied the game in
the Eighth inning hitting over the fence.
Singles by Latham and O'Neil and
wild throw by Kelly gave the winning
run in The ninth. Score:
Boston. ......2 0 0 0 0 o o OH 2
Cincinnati L 0 0 o. Ia + 1
Batteries, Staley and Kelly, Dwyer and
Vaughn; umpire, Gaffney; earned runs,
Boston J, Cincinnati 2; first base on errors,
Boston l. Cincinnati l; left on bases. Boston
S. Cincinnati J; first base on balls, off Staley
/; struck out. by Staley Z. by Dwyer 2; home
run, Smith; sacrifice hit, ONeill; stolen
bases, Lowe, Latham =; double plays. Dwyer,
McPhee and COmiskey. Vaughn and McPhee,
Dwyer, Smith and Comiskey, Nash. Quinn
and Tucker; hit by pitcher, by Dwyer 2;
time. l SO.