St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-22

WASHINGTON, July 81. = Cincinnati
oulplayed the Washingtons at the bat
and in the field today. and had little
trouble winning the game. Dwyer
pitched in great form, and at critical
points was very effective. ONeill aud
Holiday made good running catches.
Richardson's fielding was the best feat
ure of the work of the home team. At
tendance, $500. Score: F
Washington.o 9 % s 8
Batteries, Abbey and MCGUIRE Dwyer and
Harrington; umpire, Lynch; earned ran
Cincinnati: first base by errors Washington
:. Cincinnati 5; first base on balls, off Abbey
l, off Dwyer 6; struck out by Abbey 4; sacri-
flee hits, Abbey, McPhee. Dwyer; stolen
base. McPhee; wild pitch. Abbey; passed
ball, Mcclure: time, 30.
VICKERY PUZZLED 'EM.
BALTIMORE, July 21.-PittsDurg lost
again today to the Baltimore team be-
cause of their inability to hit VIckery
at opportune times. The home club
batted Ehret hard in the first and third
innings. securing a good lead. StOvey'S
batting and triple play by the visitors
were the features. Attendance, 1863
Score:
Baltimore..2 3 0 1 0 80 10 5
L ~ 1
Batteries, vickery and Robinson. Ehret
and Miller: umpire, Mitchell: earned runs,
Baltimore B. Pittsburg 1; first base on errors,
Baltimore |: left on bases, Baltimore 5, Pitts
Ehret 5; struck out, by Vickery 3; three base
bits. Stovey 3, Smith; two-base hits, Vickery,
Donovan; sacrifice hits, Robinson. Shugart
Donovan: stolen base. Van Haltren; triple
play, Farrell: Beckley and Shugart; hit by
pitcher, by Ehret 1; passed balls. Robinson
l, Miller /. time, two hours.
KELLY IS FAILING.
BOSToN, July 21,-The Bostons had
men enough on bases to win today, but
Young was too much for them at crit
ical times. Stivetts' support was not of
the best. Kelly was weak, five Spiders
stealing second. McAleer's all-around
work aud McKean's fielding were the
features. Score:
c c4ssehi.o % 9 Q Q Q 81 g :
Batteries, StiYetts and Kelly. Young and
thinner; umpire, Hurst; earned runs. Bos-
ton ], Cleveland L; first base by errors, Bos-
Cleveland Z; first base on balls, Off Stivetts 4,
off Young 4; struck out by Stivetts 5. by
Young 2: three-base hit, McAleer; two base
hits, Kelly, Tebeau; sacrifice hits, Long,
Tebeau, thinner, Virtue; stolen bases, Davis,
Tebeau Duffy Lowe. Young, McAleer 2;
double plays, Mexican, Childs and Virtue,
Long, Quinn and Tucker. Mexican and Davis,
Mexican and Tebeau; wild pitch, Young
passed balls, Kelly 3; time, 1:56.
COLTS KILLED BY RUSIE.
NEW YORK, July 21.-The New Yorks
won prettily played game from An
sons Colts today. Rusie had regained
his best form, and he moved down The
Chicagos with great regularity. Luby.
on the other hand, was hit quite fire.
quently, and this was supplemented
with good base running On the part OF
the New YOrkS. Dan Lyons made the
longest hit ever seen on the Polo
grounds, the ball going over the left
field fence. Score:
R. H. E.
Chicago esS sor a..: = ! 3 ! u u e g
Batteries, Rusie and Doyle, Luby and
Schriever; umpire, Gaffney; earned runs
New York 4; first base on errors, Chicago 2;
left on bases, New York 6. Chicago 8; first
ont, by Rusie 4. by Luby 2; home run, d.
Lyons; three-base hits. Boyle, Fuller: sacri
fee hits, H. Lyons, Herman, Arson, Decker
stolen bases Doyle. 0'RouEke 4. Fuller,
Burke and Boyle; wild pitch, Rusie; passed
balls, Doyle, 8: time, $50.
WONDERS WALLOPED.
BROOKLYN, July 21.-The Wonde rs
were again defeated by the Louisvilles
To-Day. Inc game was Well-played and
exciting up to the eighth inning, but
here the visitors took a decisive lead,
which they maintained to the end.
Score:
R. q. E.
Brooklyn....0 0 1 . o o Is !
Louisville. i 0 2 0 o 0 4 Al IA
Batteries, FOutz and Kinslow, Siratton and
Grim; umpire McQuaid: earned runs, Brook.
lyn 2, Louisville z; first base by errors, Brook
lynn 1, Louisville Il; left on bases, Brooklyn
8, Louisville 6; first base on balls, off Foutz
3. off Stratton 3; struck out by Foutz !, by
Stratton 4; two-base hits, C. Daley, Grim,
Pfeffer 2; sacrifice hits, Corcoran 2, KinsloW
Foutz Jennings. Taylor 2; stolen bases,
O'Brien, Jennings, Brown; double plays,
Brown and Pfeffer; wild pitch Foutz; time,
las.