St. Paul daily globe., 1892-07-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Grooms and Browns Contest
Fourteen Innings to Draw.


Grooms and Browns Contest
Fourteen Innings to a Draw.
BROOKLYN. July 1S.-The game at
Eastern park today between the
Brooklyn and st. Louis teams was
highly exciting contest and kept the
spectators busy appIauding the nuIHer-
our pretty plays. Fourteen. innings
were playee. and with the score still !.
tie, each side having scored four runs.
the game was called OH aceout of dark
ness. Score: s..
H. h. E.
Brooklyn. .o2o.10o 0.0o4 81
St Louis. % = 90 0101 100000 ca 6
Batteries. Haddock, Hart Kinslow and
DALEY. Gleason and Reckley: umpire. Nc
first base On errors, Brooklyn =: lefton bases,
Brooklyn s. St. Louis 5: first base on balls off
Hart 2, Haddoek2 =, Gleason 4, struck out, by
Hart a, by Gleason 8: three-base hit. Hart;
joyce. Brien. Daley, Daily. Glasseoek;
stolen bases. Foutz, O'Brien, Carroll; double
plays. Ward. CoTcoran and FOutz. Crooks.
Glasscock and Werden. Giasseock. Crooks
and Wcrden: wild pitch. Hart; lime, 2:53.
EWING RETIRED FOR sUEkING.
NEW YORK. July 1s.-The New York
and Cincinnati teams played an inter
was won by the visitors. Both Crane
and Dwyer pitched we'll, with the latter
having shade the best of it. Ewing
was suiky i'll the early part of the coll
test and Manager Powers took him out
and substituted O'ROurke. Score:
New York % o o 0 2 CO 3
Batteries, Crane and Boyle. Dwyer and
Vaughn; umpire, Gaffney; earned runs, New
York 3 Cincinnati .; FIRST base by errors. New
York l. Cincinnati 3: left on bases, New York
8, Cincinnati d; first base on balls, off Crane
4. Dwyer3 3; struck out, by Crane 3, Dwyer ,;
three-taSe hit, Tiernan: tWo-base hits,
O'Rourke, Latham: sacrifice hits, Holiday,
Vaughn; stolen bases. Lyons. Ewing. Doyle,
Latham, Holiday: double plays, Fuller.
Burke and Ewing; passed ball. Boyle; time,
l:50.
BEANEATERs DowNED.
BOSToN, July Is. = An interesting
game, full of everything that pertains
to base ball. was played here today.
Stivett's wildness in the first and fourth,
consecutive hits in the third, gave Pitts
burg what looked like winning lead.
but Boston tied the game in the next
two innings. The visitors responded
With three in their fifth, Joe Kelly, who
made his first appearance with the
PIttsburgS, contributing three-bagger.
Score:
Boston. ....e 0 O 9 8 o o 9 o. 10
Pittsburg... L O 0 3 20 1 80 9
Batteries. stivetts and Kelly. Baldwin and
Miller; umpire, Hurst; earned runs. Pitts
burg; left OH bases. Boston g. Pittsburg 6:
first base on balls. off Stvetts ), Baldwin 3;
struck out, by Stivetts 4. Baldwin /; three
base hit, j. Kelly: two-base hits. Stivetts,
Beckley. Long; sacrifice hits, Shugart, Far
rell Duffy, Mccarthy ,. Miller; stolen bases,
Duffy, Lowe, Mccarthy, Bauer, Smith;
double plays, Bauer, Shugart and Beckley;
Wild pitch. Stivetts; passed balls Kelly 2;
time. 80.
ON THE AMATEUR ORDER.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1S.-Anson and
his Colts gave a rather amateurish ex-
hibition of ball playing today. Team
work. and this, with Hutchison as an
easy mark. gave the Phillies their Sec
0nd victory of the second season. Keefe
was the hardest kind of puzzle to the
visitors, and had not Hamilton muffed
WilmOt'S fly in the first inning which
let in two runs, the Colts would have
tailed but once. Hamilton is not yet in
shape to play, and he was succeeded by
Reilly, who covered the territory in fine
style. Each pitcher is credited with
eight strike outs, but when the home
players hit the ball it generally went
safe. Attendance, AFRO. Score:
Fhiiadelp'a.a 0 / o i 8 i ia Is
Batteries Hutchinson and Schriever. Keefe
and Clements; umpire. Emslie; earned runs,
Philadelphia 3; first base by errors. Chicago
1. Philadelphia =; left on bases, Chicago 4.
Philadelphia 5; first base on balls, off
Hutchison 4, keefe 5; struck out, by Hutchi-
son S, keefe s; tWo-base hits, Connor. Hall
man. Deihanty: safe sacrifice hits, WilmOt,
81. hoc Dran na
Reilly; double plays. Hallman and Connor;
wild pitch, Hutchinson; passed ball. Schrie
YER; time, 80.
FLIES FOR SPIDERS.
BALTIMORE, July is. = Cleveland
could not be stood off today; McMahOn's
curves were ineffective and the Spiders
won in walk. Young pitched good
game and could not be touched when
hit was needed. Attendance, 1885.
Score:
cieveIamd:.'s cslsaihEIi :. . ! I I Q - "a z
Batteries. Mcmahon and Robinson, Young
and thinner; umpire, Lynch; earned runs,
Cleveland 3: first base by errors, Cleveland /,
Baltimore 2; left on bases. Baltimore TO-
Cleveland II: first base on balls, off Mcmahon
T. off Young 2; struck ut.by Young B; three
Tebeau; sacrifice hits, Tebeau, Davis; stolen
bases, Schoch, Van Haltren; double plays,
Childs (aone) Ward, Stryker and Robinson;
hit by Pitcher Mcmahon, 1; passed ball,
thinner; time, hours.
COLONIES OFF THEIR FEED.
WASHINGTON, July 1S.-Louisville
played wretched game in the field
against Washington today. which was
the cause of their defeat. After the
fourth inning the game dragged, being
only relieved by brilliant catches by
Brown. Dowd's batting was the best
feature. Attendance, 1900. Score:
washington.2 oos s1o11 Oil Ii . 8
Louisville. 20 0 0 0 0 o. s 7
| Batteries. Abbey. Killen and Mcclure,
| Stratton. Pfeffer aud Grim; umpire Mitchell;
| earned runs. Washington 3. Louisville 4 /;
| first base by errors. Washington s,
Louisville, B; left on bases, Wash
| ington 3, Louisville 6; first base
! on balls, off Killen ), stratton 2, Pfeffer
| 9. Abbey 1; struck out by Stration 1; home
runs, Brown, Bassett; two-base hits, Dowd
2. Radford: three-base hits, Richardson,
Whistler; sacrifice hits. Hoy, Robinson,
| Brown Taylor. Sanders; stolen bases, Killen,
| Taylor. Dowd. Hoy. Brown; double plays
| Jennings, Pfeffer and Whistler; time. 2:05.