St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-16

the fourth inning today, which were
sufficient to win the game. Both Clark
son and Kilien did good work: the latter,
however, received faultleSS support.
The decisions of Umpire. Mitchell On
balls and strikes we're palpablY bad, the
visitors getting the worst OF 1t OH all
occasions. For questioning decision
Capt. Tebeau was tined $50 and ordered
out of the game. The umpire's action
was wholly uncalied for and met with
rounds of ieers and condemnation. At
tendance, I,GD0. Score:
washington.o o O. L 0 o 0-3 0
Cieyeiaiid 0 0 0 o 0 OIL 6 4
Batteries. Kiilen and Mulligan. Garrison
and thinner; umpire. Mitchell; first base by
errors. Washington .; left on bases, Washing.
ton , Cleveland 4: first base on balls. otf
Kiilen B. off GARRISON =: struck out, by kiIlen
:. by GARRISON L; two-base hit, thinner; sac
rifice hits Horr, O'Connor .; time, hours.
RIRpIES BRACE Up.
BALTIMORE, July Baltimore cell
ei,rated the opening of the second series
by putting up the best game OF ball
on the home grounds this year. Aside
from the first inning. their play was
superb. Ward and SIoyey made their
debut with the Orioles and distinguished
themselves. The errors by Ward were
due to nervousness in the first inning.
His movements were a. little sluggish,
bat his hitting was terrific. Stryker's
play at second was gilt-edged. Smith
made two phenomenal stops. Attend
ance. I,596. Score:
Baltimore % 0 0 o 0 0 SO % 3
Cincinnati - O D o. 0 CO 1
Batteries. Mcmahon and Robinson, Cham
berlaiu and Vaughn; umpire. Lynch; earned
runs Baltimore ); first Ease by errors, en-
cinnati 3: left on bases Baltimore !. Cincin
natl 4: first base on balls, Oft Mcmahon :,
Chamberlain 2: struck out, by Mcmahon =,
Chamberlain 8; twobase hits, Schoch, Rob
inson, Vaughn; sacrifice hits striker, U Nelil !:
stolen bases, Baltimore ). Cincinnati l.;
double play, Robinson ana Shindle; hit by
pitcher, Chamberlain / passed bail, Robin
SON.; time, , hours.
VIEWING FOOLED 'EM.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 15.-The
Phillies opened the second half of the
championship season today with vic
| Colonies were unable to touch weighing,
| while the Phiilies hit Vlau hard and
| consecutively. Weather warm. At
tendance, 1,722. Score:
Phiiadelphia.O 0 O 9 0 O 40 IL 1
| Louisville. i 0 o 0 0 0 OF 3 ]
| Earned runs, Philadelphia s.; two-base hits,
1 )
home runs Conner, De!ehanty, Clements,
| stolen bases. Thompson, Reilly: double plays,
| Kelly. Hallmau and Common. Allen and Con-
llor; first on balls. Taylor, Weaver ,. Grim,
| Connor: struck out, Taylor, Whistler Viau,
Hallman weighing 3; passed ball, Clements;
| wild pitch. Viau; time. I:3e; umpire, Emsiie
/ GROOMS ARE STAYERs.
| BROOKLYN, July Is Brooklyn. and
| Chicago commenced the second series
for the National league championship
at Eastern park this afternoon with al
| exciting eleven-inning game, in which
the hGme team eventually came out
ahead. The game abounded in pretty
plays, but the batting was light. Score
R.HE
Brooklyn.o 0 0 0 0 90 IS s
Chicago..0 0 0 0 0 0 2 IA
Batteries, Haddock and Daley, Hutchinson
and Schriever; umpire, McQuaid; earned
runs, Brooklyn. Chicago B; first base by err
rors, Brooklyn 2, Chicago /: left on bases
| Brooklyn &, Chicago s; first base on balls, of
Haddock 5, Hutchinson 2: three-base hits
| O, Brien, Decker, Anson: two-base hits, Burns