St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-23

BoSTON, July 22.-Chicago punched
their hits and, aided by Boston's errors,
won. Hutchinson was hit hard at first,
but was effective later. Dalien's bat
ting and Caravans fielding were the
features. Kelly was Off in his throwing.
Score:
Chicago 20 i i Q Q IS . I
Batteries, Nichols and Kelly, Hutchinson and
Schriever; umpire. Hurst: earned runs. Bos-
ton ,, Chicago first base by errors, Boston
|, Chicago >; left on bases, Boston !, Chicago
Is; ii ST base on balls, off Methodist Hutchison
s. struck out by Nichols i. Hutchinson 2;
son; sacrifice hits Caravan, Schriever, Par
rot. Anson: stolen bases Lanavan ,, Wilmot,
Nash. Tucker, Dahlen: double plays Cana
van and Arson =, Lowe, Quinn and Tucker:
time l:45,
QUAKERs NOT IN IT.
PHILADELPHIA. July 22.-Cleveland
alone figured in today's game and
cinched its hold by making four runs in
the sixth inning, three Of which were
earned. The local team could not hit
Cuppy when hits were needed, A catch
of Il line hit from Clements bat, which
was apparently good for two bases by
O'Connor in the sixth, was a feature.
Delhanty started from second base and
O'Connor fieided the ball promptly to
Mexican and completed a double play.
Attendance, ,, $50. Score:
Cleveland...2 0 0 0 % Z =
PHILADELPHIA O 0 1 0 o o o. 3
Batteries Cuppy and thinner Weighing
and Clements; umpire, Emslie; earned runs
Cleveland 3, Philadelphia /; first base by
errors. Cleveland ), Philadelphia l.; left on
bases, Cleveland 3, Philadelphia 5; first base
balls, Cuppy3, weighing / struck out, by
Cuppy l, by Weyhing ); three base hits, Zim-
mer. O'Connor,. Delehanty; two-base hit,
Mchean; sacrifice hit, Tebeau. Cuppy, Hall
man, Allen; stolen base. Delehanty; double
plays, O'Connor and Mexican; hit by pitcher,
weighing; time, $40.
Lost by Errors.
WASHINGTON, July ashington
sent twelve men to the bat in the first
inning today and won the game through
the aid of four bad errors, five singles
and double, which melted eight runs.
only one of which was earned The
four following innings were hurriedly
played, the home players purposely
going out in order to complete five iu-
nings, as the rain threatened at anv
moment. It held up, however, and the
full game was played. Pittsburg was
at no time in the game and suffered
bad defeat. Score:
Washington, o 0 . 2-la Is i
U " " " " " U l. i
Batteries. Duryea, Kilen and Mcclure.
Baldwin and Mack; umpire, Lynch, earned
runs, Washington 2, Pittsburg l.; first base by
errors " ashington s. Pittsourg /, left on bas-
eS, Washington 4, Pittsburg 4; first base Oh
balls Off killen =, Baldwin B struck out. by
Killen 3, Duryea ., Baldwin 3; three-base
| hits, Farrell. Kelley; base hits, Miligan,
Radford; sacrifice hits, Milligan, Robinson
double plays, Shugart and Beckley; hit by
pitcher, by Duryea z. Baldwin /; passed
balls Mcclure l; time, 1 80.
EVERYBODY BATTED.
BALTIMORE, July 22.-Thirty hits
with total of twenty-slx runs was the
result of today's Baltimore Louisville
game, which the home team won by
| hard hitting in the third and ninth
innings. Louisville hit McMahon hard.
| but he Kept them scattered. Score:
Baltimore..1 o 7 $40 o 6-1s Ii :
Louisville..1 2 0 0 3 1 1-g Is S
Batteries. Mcmahon and Robinson. Wan
and Weaver; umpire, Mitchell; earned runs,
Baltimore 3, Louisville 5; first base by errors.
Baltimore z. Louisville L; left ON bases, Bal.
timore 2 Louisville O.; first base on balls, off
Mcmahon ., off Viau 2; struck out by Nc
Mahoh ;, by KY Wan L home run, Jennings;
| ligan; two-base hits, Robinson, Sutcliffe,
| Striker, Bowman, Van Haltreu. O'Kourke;
sacrifice hits; Stovey, Sulcliffe, Striker, Van
Haltren, Taylor. Mcmahon. Jennings; stolen
bases. Baltimore 5; double play. ORolrke
| and Sutcliffe; passed ball. Weaver; time, $40.
A BRILLIANT GAME.
BROOKLYN, July 22.-The Cincinnati
club put up fine game of ball today at
Eastern park. The Brooklyns made
| three errors, and really brilliant work
| was done by the home team. Their
fielding at critical points was superb.
and in the last three innings the Gin
cinnati club had to retire with men on
bases. Shortstop Corcoran fieided his
position in great style, making fine
stops and pretty throws. Four Of the
home teams six runs were sent home
by CorcOran's singles. Score:
Brooklyn. 0 0 0 2 o 80 j
Cincinnau..1 0 1 o. 10
Batteries, Haddoek and lkinslow; Cham
berlain and harrington; umpire McQuaid;
earned runs, Brooklyn 4, Cincinnati 2; first
base by errors, Brooklyn o. Cincinnati q left
ON bases, Brooklyn I; Cincinnati1O; first base
Oh base on balls of, Haddock 3, Chamber
lain 2; struck out, by Haddock 9, Bhamber-
iain2: three-base hits Kinslow. Holiday;
Ward, HaddOck, Latham O'Nejl WeIoh .