St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-02
BY SENATORS
Brooklyn Badly Trounced by
the Nations Capital Ball
ToSSerS.
Boston Appears in Philadel-
phia and Wallops the
Home Team.
Louisville Tries Two Pitchers,
But Neither Puzzled the
Browns.
Results Of the Contests on
Eastern and Western
Race Tracks.

WASHINGTON. May Washington
outplayed Brooklyn at all points today.
Brooklyn could not touch Maui, and
the latter received good support from
Farrell. whose a!l-round work was the
feature of the game. Weather fine and
attendance 5000. Score:
washington5 0 O 4 o-15 10 9
Brooklyn "a 0 0 0 0 o. 6
Batteries Maui and Farrell; Lovett, Had
dock and KinSlow; earned runs Washington
Z Brooklyn /; first base by errors. Washing
ton 8, Brooklyn | left on bases, Washington
& Brooklyn 6; first base Oh balls, of Maui =,
IIaddock /, Lovett 3; struck out, by MAUI :.
Lovett |: three base hit, Hoy two.base hlts,
Maui, DAILY. Schoch, Larkins; sacrifice hits,
Foutz. Radtord, Sullivan; stolen bases,
O. Rourke. Farrell, Griffin; double play, Sui
Ivan, Wise and Larkius; rassedball, Farrell;
umpire, Mclaughlin; time, 2:l5.
TWO FATAL INNINGS.
PHILADELPHIA. May l. -Hamilton'S
two muffs in the fifth and Carsey's uD-
Steadiness In the seventh lost today'S
game to Boston. The batting was light
on both sides, but the visitors did the
sharper fielding. Attendance, 1,646.
Score:
Boston. .F...0 o O o / o 9 @ *-3 5
Batteries. Carsey and Clements, Nichols
and Bennett; umpire, Hurst; first base by
errors, Philadelphia |, Boston z; left on
balls, off Carsey !, off Nichols /; struck out,
by Carsey 3, by Nichols /; two-base hit,
Tucker; sacrifice hits. Duffy, Lowe p Ben
nett stolen bases, Hallman, Boyle. Tucker;
hit by pitcher, by Carsey 2, by Nichols1;
time 40.
ALL ONE WAY.
ST. LOUIS. May l.-Lucd started in
to pitch for Louisville, but gave three
men bases on balls and made an error
that gave the Browns five runs. STRAIT
ton was substituted, but was hit freely.
The game was two one-sided to be in
teresting. Attendance, 1000. Score:
IouisyiIle..0 o 0 0 o d 6 2
Batteries Breitenstein and Leitz: Sratton,
Lucid and Grimm; umpire, McQuald; earned
runs. st. Louis 8: first base by errors. st.
Louis =. Louisville =; left on bases, st. Louis
T, Louisville 6; first tase on balls, off Lucid
), off Stratton l, off Breitenstein /: struck
out by Breitenstein e, Stratton .: three-base
hits. Quinn, Crooks: two-base hits, Grimm,
Quinn; sacrifice hits, Crooks, Dowd, Quinn:
double plays Crooks, Quinn and Werden,
Jennings, Pfeffer and Wistler; hit by pitcher
by Breitenstein l. by Stratton |; time, :55.
HITS IN CLUSTERS.
New YORK, May with pneumonia
weather and before empty benches the
New Yorks met the Baltimores for the
first time this season. and beat them
with little effort. Both teams batted
well. but the New YorkS made their
hits in clusters. Score:
New York. 3 o1O4 % y j
Baltimore. 20 2 l 0 0 l Is Q g
Batteries, King and Doyle. Baker and
Clarke; umpire, Guffney; earned runs, New
York 6. Baltimore 81 first base by errors. New
York l, Baltimore /; left on bases, New York
9, Baltimore s; first base on balls. off King g,
Baker 8; struck out by King 3; home run.
Davis; three-base hits, Davis, Doyle, Reitz;
two-base hits W ara, MEG raw, Brown; sacri-
fee hits, Fuller, King; stolen bases, Burke,
Tiernau. o Rourke; double play, Davis and
Ward; wild pitch, King: time, 2l5.
GAMES POSTPONED.
PITTsBURG. May 1.-Pittsburg- Chi
cago game postponed. Capt. Arson, of
the Chicago club, announced that he
had released Caruthers and Taylor. The
first named will likely sign with Gin
cinnati. Taylor may join Southern
league club, having received number
of offers.
CINCINNATI, Nav l. O. Cincinnati
Cleveland game postposed.