St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-12
ning,two men being caught at the plate.

Score:
RHE.
LOUISVILLE 1 HenIi --..-.. g % GO 6 ! !
Buekley: uTn pire, Emslie; first base by errors.
Louisville 3. ST. Louis 5; first on balls. off
Clausen 4: struck out by Ciausen /, Hawke
i; sacrifice hits, Carroll. Caruthers, Brodie;
stolen bases. Brown, Taylor, Weaver; double
plays. Taylor and Whistler, Crooks, Brodie
and Werden; time, III.
A NINE-INNING DRAW.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 1.-Vickery's wild
ness and McGraw's errors allowed
aShingtOn to save a defeat today
although they could not win. Dark
ness prevented a continuance OF the
game. Score:
R. H z.
Westinghouse 0 . / / is Q 3
Batteries. Vickery and Robinson. Jones
and Mcclure: umpire. Gafney; earned runs
Baltimore 4; first base by errors Baltimore ].
washington 3; left on bases, Baltimore 6,
Washington s; first base on balls off WICK
cry Jones 3: struck out by Jones 3; three
base hits, Sntcliffe Robinson: tBo-base hits
Berger. Stoyey, u ard 2, Redford ,; sacrifice
hlts' StTlcker. Larkin l. Dowd; stolen bases,
Van Haltren ,, Larkin, Radfori . Siovev >:
double plays. Hoy and Larkin Rad ford
Richardson aud Larkin: hit by pitcher. by
Alekery; wild pitches, Jones; passed bali,
Robinson. time. > III
AWFULLY DRUBBED.
CHICAGO. Aug. IL. -Gumbert's wild
ness In forcing IN a run on base on
balls and Dahlen's tumble of what
should have been an easy double gave
the Cleyelands FIVE runs and the game
III the first inning. The Colts scored
two runs on two triples and a home run
IN the third. The Colts were in it at no
stage OF the hunt. Score:
e elsTsfsnd DO / 9 20 20 r /,
Batteries. Gumbert and SchrieYer, Clark
son aud thinner; umpire, Snyder; carried
runs Chicago 3. Cleveland /; first base BY
errors. Chicago /. Cleveland .; left on bases.
Chieago Z. Cleveland q: first base on balls, of
Gunbeit Z, OF GARRISON 3; home runs. Nc
Aieer, Ryan; three-base hits, Sehrieyer
Arson, DUNCAN; two base hits PARROT,
Chiids. thinner; sacrifice hits, O'Connor,
BuTkeit. Virtue. Dahlsn, McAleer; stolen
Ease, McAIeer' double plays, McA1eer. Dou-
gan and Arson. Childs. Virtue and Dahlep.
Roat and Parrot. Childs and Virtue; time,
80.
WILD TINE at BROOKLYN.
BROOKLYN. Aug. 1i.-Easteru park
was perfect bedlam this afternoon
while tie New Yorks and Brooklyns
struggled tor the victory. which finally
went TO New York. There was bicker-
ing and screaming, Crane being put out
OF the game in the fifth for calling down
the displeasure of Umpire Barnie Tor
his Violent expressions of contempt.
Haddock was taken out of the box in
the sixth and Kennedy placed there.
Errors were freely made during the run
getting innings, and as Brooklyn made
the most OF them during critical mo-
Msnts. lost the game. The score:
SSg e@ Yo2z Il. 3 & g 5
Batteries. Haddock. Kennedy and DALEY,
Hing. Crane and Ewing; umpire. Barnie:
nrst base By errors, Brooklyn ., New York /;
base on bailz, off Haddock 3, Kennedy ],
Crane 3. King ,; struck ont by Haddock
,. Kennedy ,, Crane 3. King =; two-b base hit,
Brontherss sacrifice hits. Griffin, Haddock.
o Brlen, Daley. II. Lyons. Boyle. Fuller;
double play. D. Lyons. Boyle; lime, 2:e6.
SEVEN IN AN INNING.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 1.-THE Bean
eaters dropped another game to the
Philiies today. and none Of the home
teams runs were earned. The game
was won in the fifth inning, Longs two
errors, base on balls, sacrifice hit,
three steals to second. and two singles
and a three-bagger netting seven runs.
Staley was more effective in the other
innings than knell, but the latter did
pretty good work when men were on
bases. CANCEL could not get the ball
down to second, and the local players
stole bases with inpunity. Attendance.
1862. Score:
Boston 30 Q 0 o . O u . 6
Philadelphia0 0 u 0 IS 5 3
Batteries, Staley and Camel, Knell and
Cross; umpire, Lynch; earned run, Boston / /;
first Base by errors. Boston ., Philadelphia 3;
left On bases, Boston s, Philadelphia 8; first
base on balls, off Staley 6. off KneIl 3: struck
out by Staley 2, by Knell 5: three-base hit.
Cross; two-base hit. Cancel: sacrifice hits
Long, Cross, knell .; stolen bases, Hamilton
8, THOMPSON, Mailman, Conner 2. Reilly;
double play, Reilly and Common; hit by
pitcher. by Knell /: wild pitches kneH 3;
nSSSali hall Camel 1 =