St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-30
BRIDES BEACED UP.
Game Won in One lnnins-Other
Diamond Contests.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-After having
a lead of five to one. the BaltimOreS
jumped on KiiIen's curves, drove the
ball all over the field. and defeated the
Washingtons. Three singles. two triples
and home run in the seventh inning
gave Baltimore six runs and a lead
which they maintained. Up to this Inn
ing Kiilen did good work. MeMahOn
WAS Wild in the early part of the game,
but toward the close steadied down.
Attendance, 1000. Score:
Washngton..o o 2 . 1 0 CO - 4
Baltimore. % 0 4 . a. ~ 4
batteries, Killen and MCGUIRE. Mcmahon
ana Gunson; umpire. McCullough; earned
runs, Baltimore g.; first base on errors, wash.
lngton s, BaiiimoreS; first base on balls Off
klllen 2, Mcmahon q; struck out by kIllenil,
nc Mahon 4; home runs Stricken; three-base
hits Shindle. Stovey; sacrifice hits Dowd.
Iarkin; stolen Buses Stovey, Hoy; double
plays Stricken (unasSIsteG) Cooney ana Lar
kin; hit by p5tcher, Gunson time 2:lO.
HANDY FOR PIRATES.
PITTSBURG, July 29.-The home club
won today's game handily, solving
Stratton'S curves in the first inning,
making Ionr runs on as many singles,
two sacrifices and one error. After
that the Louisville man did good work.
Ehret started in to pitch. but was hit
with pitched ball and forced to give
way to Gumbert, who did spiendldly.
The grounds were in poor condition and
prevented the long hits from being
home runs. Score:
r. II. E.
Pittsburg "A 0 0 0 o 81 . .
Louisville....0 0 l % 0 OE1 6 5
Bnrtenes. Ehret. Gumbert and Miller STRAIT
ton ain. Weaver; umpire, Hurst: earned
runs, Pittsburg 4; first base by errors, Pitts
burg 8, Louisville =; left OH bases, Pittsburg
b. LOUISVILLE s: first base on balls. off STRAIT
ton L d. Gumbert =; struck out by Straiton
J, bs U7umbert ]; three-base hits, Donovan
Whisuec; two-o hit Farrell; sacrifice hits
BlerDauer, BeeK-ey. Gumbert; stolen bases.
Miller; double pays Stratton, Pfeffer and
Whistler, Donovan and Beckley; time, 1: As.
LUCK AND ERRORS MEET.
Boston, July 29.-Boston had more
luck today, as their errors did not
count. while they put in their hits after
Philadelphia's misplays. Nichols was
effective with men on bases. He also
fielded finely. The Quakers could not
catch up. Hamilton robbed Nash of a
three-bagger. Attendance, 1,Sl6. Score:
L. II. E.
Boston: 30 1 2 1 0 ID 10 5
PhiFdelphia-o 1 0 o IA II 2
Batteries. Nichols and Kelly. weighing and
Clements; umpire, Gaffney; earned runs,
Boston :. Philadelphia l; first base on balls
OFT Nichols ). off Weighing g; struck out. by
Nichols I, by Weighing 4: home run. Nichols;
three-base hit, Long; two-base hits Quinn,
Connor; sacrifice hits. Duffy, Long 3. Lowe.
Quinn, weighing; stolen bases. Connor,
thompson, Cross. Long; double plays, Mich
OILS. Quinn and Tucker, Hallman, Allen and
Conner. Long (unassistedJ: passed balls.
Kelly =, Clements /; time, 81
EXCITING AND BRILLIANT.
NEW YORK, July 29.-New York and
Brooklyn played an exciting game at
the Polo grounds today. The batting
was heavy and the fielding brilliant on
both sides. Attendance, 2,700. Score:
New York; I 3 to II II 5
Brooklyn.....o 2 3 0 o SIS 0 2
Batteries, Crane and Doyle. Haddock. Stein
and Con DALEY; umpire, Snyder; earned
runs, New York = Brooklyn /: first base on
errors Brooklyn 4; left on bases, New York
Z. Brooklyn 8: first base on balls. off Crane J,
off Haddock 2, off Stein =; struck out, by
Crane D, by Haddock e, by Stein y home run,
Brouthers; three-base hit ID. Lyons: two
base hits, IL. Lyons, O'Rourke,. Haddock;
sacrifice hits, Boyle. Fuller, Coreoran,
O'Brien; stolen bases. Burke, d. Lyons,
Crane, Griffin. Tom Bailey2 .. Ward 9; hit by
pitcher. Doyle. joyce; wild pitch, Crane;
passed ball. Doyle: time. hours
RAIN PREVENTS SPORT. 81.
CLEVELAND, July 29.-The bail game
and the races were postponed today on
account of rain. 81