St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-28
ERRATIC BALL PLAYING
Responsible for Victories and De-
featS Oh the Diamond.

Responsible for Victories and De-
feats Oh the Diamond.
WASHINGTON. july 27.-Hutciiisen'
great work in the box, backed by fault.
less fielding, was the combination which
defeated the senators today. Both
teams had played an even and highly
interesting game until the seventh
inning, when several bad errors, inter
SperSed with triple and three Singles
melted Chicago four runs, d lead when
they maintained to the close. Five men
were thrown out at the home plate at
critical stages of the game. Score:
Chicago 30 0 l. . 0 4 2 81 o
Batteries. Duryea and Mcclure. Hutchi,
son and Schriever; umpire, Mitchell; earned
runs, Washington ], Chicago 81 first base oy
errors, Chicago 3 left on bases, Washington
3. Chicago Z; first base on balts, Oft Duryea ..
Hutchinson 2; struck out, by Duryea 4,
Hutchison 4; home run, Ryan; three base
hits, Hutchinson, Nlimot Mcclure; tWo-DaSe
hit, Ryan; stolen bases. Caravan .; double
play, Radford aud Duffee; hill by pitcher, by
hutchiSon l time. 80.
TWAS FITS COUNTED.
BROOKLYN, July 27.-The home team
easily defeated the ClevelandS today i'll
a well played game. Both teams made
the same humber of hits, bnt those of
the home team were punched and
counted for runs. Score:
Cleveland. % 0 / 2 Q "a 1
Batteries Stein AMI Kinsiow, Clarkson and
thinner; umpire. Emslie; earned runs,
Brooklyn 3. Cleveland 2; first base by errors.
Brooklyn .. Cleveland 1; left on bases Brook
Ign 3, Cleveland s.; first base on balls. off
Stein ], off GARRISON = struck out by Stein 5,
! by Clarkson 3; three-base hits. Stein. Win
slow; two-base hits. Kinslow, thinner: sac
stolen bases. Gritfin2 McAleer; passed ball,
kinslow; time, 40.
A RAGGED CONTEST.
New YORK, July 27.-The New YorkS
beat the Louisvilles today in raggedly
played game, in which the errors of the
Colonies were very costly. Score:
New York; 9 II 4
Batteries. Crane and Doyle Clausen and
Weaver; umpire, ii. Richardson; earned
runs, New York l. Louisville 1: first base by
errors, New York 4, Louisville =; left on
bases. New York 5, Louisville s; first base on
balls, off Crane =, off Clausen 5; struck out
by Crane 3 by Clausen =; home rim, d.
Lyons; three-base hit. Brown; two-base hits
ID. Lyons. Ciausen: sacrifice hits, Burke, ID.
Lyons, Herman, O'Rourke Boyle, Brown.
Fuller. Jennings; double plays, Fuller and
Boyle. Jennings and Whistler: hit by pitcher,
by Clausen l, by Crane /; passed ball.
Weaver: time, :55.
LOST BY WILD THROWS.
PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-Two wild
innings, which let in three runs, was
the primary cause of the local clubs de-
feat today by Pittsburg. Score:
r. II. &.
Phird'Dhia...o Q % 8 9
Pittsburg 10 1 0 0 o. s
Clements; umpire. Hurst; earned run,
Pittsburg; first base by errors, Pittsburg
4, Philadelphia 1; left on tases Pittsburg 9,
Philadelphia s.; first base on balls off Ehret
weighing 8; two-base hits, Donovan, Farrell,
Clements; sacrifice hits, Farrell. Miller.
Kelly 2, Donovan, weighing, Clements,
Thompson; stolen bases, Hamilton and
Miller; double plays, Donovan and Miller,
Delehanty and Clements. Cross, Hallman and
Connor; time, 80.
WON BY LUCK.
BOSTON. July 27.-BOston had the
best luck today and won, as the Cincln-
MATHS errors were the most costly.
Score:
Cincinnati...1 Q Q Q "a 5
Batteries, Stiyetts and Kelly. Chamberlain
and Vaughn: umpire, Gatfney; earned runs.
boston ], Cincinnati l. first base by errors,
Boston 1, Cincinnati 2; left on bases, Boston
z, Cincinnati 6; first base Oh balls, off Stivetts
/, Chamberlain 2; struck out. by Stivetts 8.
Chamberlain 2; three-base hit, McPhee; two
base hit Mccarthy; sacrifice hits, O'Neill 9;
stolen bases. Kelly. Quinn; dou BILE plays,
Latham, McPhee and Comiskey. McPhee,
Smith and Comiskey; hit by pitcher. by
Chamberlain 9; wild pitches, Stivetts i.
Chamberlain /; passed ball, Kelly time,
1:50.