St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Brooklyn and Chicago Hustlers
Shut Out.
CLEVELAND. July 7.-Clcvelaud and

CLEVELAND. July 7.-Clevelaud and
Brooklyn broke even in two well played
games today. The Cievands outbatted
the Brooklyns in both games. and would
have won the second but for Rettger's
wildness. liz the first game McAleer
made an astonishing record at center
field with catch that Shu. Off home
run. Cleveland played the first without
all error, and the Cleveland catcher did
not have fielding chance in the game.
Warm. Attendance, 2,l00. Score, first
game:
Il. E.
Cleveland. % 2 1 9 0 0 o O-6 II o
Brooklyn. 10 0 o o Go Z S
Batteries Cuppy and thinner, Hart. Foutz
and c. Daley; umpire. Hurst; earned runs.
Cleveland 4: first base by errors. Cleveland s;
left on bases, Cleveland Z, Brooklyn 10; first
base on balls. off Cuppy 4; three-pase hit.
Burkett: two-base hits. Tebeuu Cuppy. Grit
fin: sacrifice hits, Davis. Mexican =, Virtue.
thinner Hart; stolen bases, Virtue; passed
bali. G. Daley; time. $50.
SECOND GAME.
Cleveland....9 l 9 Q Q p Ii 3
Batteries. Young. Rettger and OConnor,
Haddock and Klnslow; umpire. Hurst:
earned runs. Cleveland ,; first base by errors.
Brooklyn B: left OH bases, Cleveland g. Brook
~ III y, UISl DtSc Cll DitilS. Oh DeIlSer y, OH
Young B. laddock A; struck out. by Rettger
l, by Haddock 3: two-buse hit, Mexican; sac
rifice hits Burkett ,, Mexican, Virtue Ret
ger, Corcoran, kinslow: stolen bases, Nc
Haddock; double plays. Burke.t and Tebeau,
Mexican Chlds and Virtue Ward. Corcoran
and Brouthers; passed ball, O'Connor; time,
hours.
SENATOR'S HAD A SNAr4
CHICAGO, July THE Colts fell easy
viz fn !,xlS nfnr t,i.,
Duryea did not have enough speed 10
break pane of glass, but the Colts could
not touch him. Schriver spoiled beauti
full record by wild throw TO third in the
seventh, which let in run, and the
Senators earned run III the eighth on
three singles. Decker and ConnOrs, of
the lllinois-Iowa league, were signed by
the Chicagos today. Score:
Chicago 30 9 Q GO : !
Batteries, Cumberland Schriever, Duryea
and Milligan; umpire, Lynch; earned run,
Washington: left on bases Chicag05, Wash
ingtcn 4; first base on balls, off Duryea 4, off
Gumbert /; struck out; by Duryea 3. by Gum
bert 6; stolen bases, Luby Radford, Duffee
=; hit by pitcher, Dahlen; passed ball,
Schriever: time, lao; attendance. Go.
QUAKERS HIT RIGHT.
PITTSBURG, July 1.-The Phillles won
lOudy game Wy ODpOTluflt lllLtil1g, as
sisted by the timely errors of the home
club. Score:
Pittsburg. Il ] 0 0 @ / O-5 5
Batteries. Ehret and Terry and Mack, Keefe
| Carsey and Cross; earned runs, Pittsburg =
| Philadelphia =: first base on errors. Pittsburg
| g. Philadelphia =; left on bases, PIttsburg &
| Philadelphia s; first base OH balls off Keefe
| /. Carsey 3. Terry Z; struck out, by Ehret 3,
| Carsey l. three-base hit Delhanty; two base
| hits. Donovan J, Mack; sacrifice hits, Bier
| bauer, Mack . BeckIey. Corkhill, Reilly;
stolen base Hallman; double play, Farrell.
| Bierbauer and Beckley; wild pitch, Carsey
umpire, Mitchell; time. 2:15.
BRIDES WE'RE PIE.
CINCINNATI, July Z. = The Orioles
were all kinds OF pie for the Reds today.
In addition to gilt-edged game within
itself, the Cincinnatis injected into
| their play all the fine work they should
have used yesterday. Manager Ned
Hanlon was not with the Baltimores,
having gone West to gather in some of
| the Western league players. Score:
Cincinnati....3 s 4 9 2 0 c-2l q 1
Baltimore 20 o 0 0 o Ia S
Batteries Dwyer and Vaughn. Foreman,
McMahon. Van Haltren and Gunson; Gm-
pire, Emslie: earned runs. Cincinnati l. Bal
limore 1; first base on balls, off Dwyer 1, off
Foreman /, Van Haltren 5: struck out, by
Dwyer 4, Van Haltren 2; home run.