St. Paul daily globe., 1892-08-07

played Cincinnati at every point and
won with ease. Mullane pitched in
very bad form. while Gum5ert never
pitched better game, and also batte,l
hard. Ryan made the first four-bagger
of the season Oh the home grounds. and
it was probably as long hit as was
ever made in Chicago. Attendance,
$500. Score:
Cincinnati. 0 0 Q Q o-l . 4
Chicago.....0 l 0 o 9 SIS .
batteries, Mullane ana Vaughn, Gumbert
and schriyer; earned runs, Chicago >: two
base hit, hittredge; three base hit, Gumbert;
home ran, Ryan; sacrifice hits. Latham, 1um-
bert, Anson, Wiimot, Cailavan stolen bases,
Mcfhee, WEIGH. Dahlen; struck out, py Gum
bert ), by Mullane /: passed bail. Vaughn:
bases on balls, of Muliane s, off Gumbert 3
wild pitches, MullaIe ,: hit by ball, Welch
>; time, %; umpire, Hurst.
LOUISVILLE oUTLUCKED.
ST. LOUIS. Mo, Aug. 6.-Ihe Browns
defeated Louisville today in Il hotly
contested game, Breitenstein pitching
remarkably well. The Louisvilles were
outlucked and the Browns were fOrtu-
nate in winning. Attendance, 2,l30.
Weather pleasant. Score:
louisville. Et, iiSiit o Q Q . . Q 3 3 % s
Batteries, Breitenstein and Buckley Sirat.
ton ana Grim; earned runs. St. Louis :,
Louisville =; two-base hits, tilassock, Carroll {:
first base on balls, Off Breiteustein =, off
Stratton / struck out, by Breitenstein }, by
Straiton 1; time. 1:5O; umpire, McQuaid.
AN AWFUL DRUBBING.
NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-The BrooklynS
were completely showed under today
at Brooklyn by the Bostons. Attend
ance 7,107. Score:
BR55Gn BPoOaiyn g 3 81 81 &
Batteries, >tivetts ana Kelly, Stein, Kenre-
dy and kipslow; earned runs, Boston j.: two
base hits. Long, Stivetts; stolen bases, Mich
OILS, Ward; double plays, Long, Quinn, Tuck
er; first on balls by Kennedy, Mccarthy,
Duffy, Quinn, Griffin, Ward 2, Brouthers.
Kinslow: passed bail. Kinslow; struck out,
ton :, Brooklyn ,; time l:5l; umpire. Lynch.
WON IN THE FIRST.
PITTSBURG, Pa, Aug. 6.-ClevelaEd
punched hits in the first and fifth inn
ings and won the game with ease. I'm
pire Mitchell received his release from
Washington today. Attendance, 2.56l.
Score:
Pittsburg, 30 0 o Q 0 0 o-l =
Cleveland. 3 0 O. 1 *-5 /
Batteries, Cuppy and thinner, Ehret and
Miller; earned runs. Cleveland 1; two base
hit, thinner; three-base hits, Burkett Nc
Kean; stolen base, Miller; double plays,
Miller and Bierbauer, Virtue and Mexican,
Nckean ana Virtue; first OIL balls, Smith,
Kelley. Farrell, Virtue; struck out, Smith,
Ehret ), McAleer, Cuppy; time, l:40; um
pire, Snyder.
WON WITH THE WILLOW.
NEW YORK, Aug. 6.-New York bat
ted out great victory today after being
apparently beaten by Baltimore. At
tendance, 1886. Score:
New York . OI 10 % Il 4
Baltimore. 30 2 . o C-5 s 2
Batteries. Rusie and Doyle. Mcmahon,
Cobb and Robinson earned runs, New York
4, Baltimore =; twobase hit Doyle; stolen
bases, Doyle 4. Tiernan .. ID. Lyons Fuller
Van Haltren >, Sutciffe: double plays Burke
and Doyle, o Rourke, Ward and Sutclitfe.
Gunson and Sutcliffe, Shindle Ward and
Sutcliffe; first on balls, off Rusie ), Off Nc
Mahon ), off Cobb 3; struck out by Rusie 4,
by Cobb 1: passed balls, Robinson =, Doyle l !;
wild pitches, Cobb .; first on errors. Balti-
more =; left on bases, New York s, Baltimore
6; time, 2:05; umpire, Emslie.
KEEFE PITCHED WELL.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 6.-The
Philadelphia clubs long list of defeats
was broken today, largely owing to
keefe's pitching and timely hits. At
tendance, 4,49l. Score:
Philadelphia.O 0 4 0 o IS 9 3
Batteries, Keefe and Clements. Jones and
Milligan: earned runs, Philadelphia /;
three base hits, Delehanty . Reilly; stolen
bases. Dowd ,; double plays, Robinson ana
McGuire; first base on balls, Dowd, Hoy,
Robinson, Hamilton, Keefe; struck out, Hoy,
Mcclure y Duifee, Robinson, Jones y Hall
man; wild pitch. jones; time, 1 80; umpire,
Gatfney.