St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-24


Pittsburg ); first base on balls, off Killen 2,
Ehret 5; struck out, by Killen 4. Ehret 4;
home runs, Hoy; three base hits. Cooney:
two-base hits. Radford; sacrifice hits, Duffee.
Radford and Mcclure; passed balls, Miller;
umpire, Mitchell; time, $50.
BRIDES TAKE A BRACE.
BALTIMORE, July 13.-The Balti-
mores won their fourth consecutive
game today, Louisville being the victim.
Good base running in the sixth inning
and a lucky three-bagger in the ninth
did the work. Attendance, 2,5S7. Score:
f haaiHRiiis::S u i i
Batteries. Vickery. Cobb and Gunson.
Clausen and Grim; umpire, Macullar; earned
runs, Baltimore l. Louisville 1; first base by
errors, Baltimore /, Louisville 3: left on
bases Baltimore Z, Louisville IL; first base
on balls, off Clausen 5, Vickery l. Cobb 2;
struck out, by Cobb 3. Clausen 5; three base
hits, Gunson, Whistler: sacrifice hits.
O.Rourke, Van Haltren, Sutcliffe, Weaver.
Pfeffer Bassett; stolen bases, Van Haltren,
sutcliffe . stovey, Halligan, Whistler; double
plays, Stryker and Shindle; time, 2:lo.
MASTERLY FIELDING.
BROOKLYN, July 23.-Eastern Park
was today the scene of another great
ball game battle between Cincinnati
and Brooklyn. Both teams fielded per-
fectly, three double plays being made.
The home team had little the best of
the batting, especially in the last inn
ing. Score:
c cfu1naiti , . Q Q Q % & { i
Earned runs, Brookly .: first base by en-
rors, Brooklyn !, Cincinnati !; left on bases,
BROOKLYN H. Cincinnati i; first base on balls,
off Stein y. off Rhines 3; struck out, by Stein
5, by Rhines =: twohase nitS. Holiday,
O'Neill; sacrifice hits, O'Brien, Ward, Grit
fin. Holiday; stolen bases, Ward: double
Latham, O'Neill and Comiskey; wild pitch.
Rhlnes; batteries. Stein and Kinslow, Rhines
and HarringtOn time, = hours; umpire, Nc
Quad.
TWO PITCHERS RETIRED.
NEW YORK, July 23.-The st. Louis
Browns got a severe thrashing from the
reconstructed Giants TODAY before 5000
people. Old Sport jim Calvin pitched
for three innings, and was hit so saw
agely that he was taken out. and XII
Gleason tried his hand. The latter con-
cluded to quit in the sixth. and Caruth
erS finished the game. RuSie was very
effective, and was finely supported.
Score:
R.H. E.
New York g 9 90-l2 1: {
st. Louis....O 0 o. .
hUSle anu
Caruthers and Buckley: umpire. Gaffney;
earned runs, New 1ork3: first base Oh er-
rors New York =. st. Louis .; left on bases,
New York e, ST. Louis 3; first rase on balls,
off Ruse 3, off Gleason 6. off Caruthers >;
struck out. by Rusie s. by Caruthers l; three
base hit, O'Rourke; sacrifice hits. Tiernan ..
Doyle, O'Rourke: stolen base, Burke; double
play. GlasscocS. Crooks and Werden; wild
pitch. Rusie; passed ball, Buckley; time, l 80.
EVERYBODY PLAYED BALL.
I,,I, Dat H.
hit freely in today's game. but received
good support, the result being an excel
lent game. BoSlon's base running
helped them out, Mccarthy excelling in
this point. Nash and Dahlen fielded
superbly. Attendance, 3,066. Score:
Chicago 30 0 0 o o. II 2
Batteries. Staley and Kelly, Gumbert and
Schriever: umpire. Hurst; earned runs. Bos-
ton }, Chicago /; irst base by errors. Boston
1, Chicago q left on bases. Boston T. Chicago
6; first base on balls, off Staley =. Gumbert 3;
home runs. Parrot; three-base hits, Tucker
Decker. Arson; sacrifice hits, Quinn .
Staley Gumbert, Kelley; stolen bases, Nc
Carthy 3. Lowe, Duffy, Wilmot. Ryan; double
plays, Arson and Dahlen, Long. Quinn and
Tucker, Dahen, Caravan and Arson: wi Id
pitches, Gumbert 2; passed balls, Kelly q;
time, I:36.
HEAVY HITTERS AT WORK.
PHILADELPIHA,f July 80. - Today'S
game between Cleveland and Philadnl-
phia was marked by heavy hitting on
both sides. Delehanty's catch of Nc
Aleer's fly in the sixth inning, which he
threw to second and doubled up Nc
kean. and O'Connor's catch of Dele
hanty'S liner in the eighth inning were
features. The visitors began batting
CarSey freely in the seventh, and Esper,
who has been given his ten days notice
of release, was substituted. The latter
held the Spiders down to one hit. At
tendance, $500. Score:
Cleveland. % 0 1 2 0 o. Il /
Phiiad'pha2 0 0 so IL 3
Batteries, Young and thinner. Carsev, Els
per aid Clements: umpire, Emslie; earned
runs, Cleveland 4. Philadelphia 4 first base
by errors, Cleveland l, Philadelphia .; left
on bases. Cleveland 4. Philadelphia Z; first
base on balls, off Young 1: struck out, by
Young ., Carsev l, Esper /: home run. Glenn
ents: two base hits, Mexican, Delehanty,
O'Connor. Burkett: sacrifice hits, Young.
Carsey, Hamilton, Esper; stolen base, Tnom ..
son; double plays. Carsey Allen and Common,
Delehanty and Hallman time, 1 90.