St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-01
ROUGH ON TWIRLERS.
Brooklyn Used Up Three Of
Pittsburg's Pitchers in
One Inning.
FapcicaI Exhibition Between
Last Years Champions
and st. Louis.
Luck Helped Harry Wright's
Men to Victory at
Cleveland.
Result oP the Games Still
Result Of the Games Still
Leaves Them Tied for
First.

PITTsBURG, June so. 1t took three /
pitchers to retire Brooklyn in the sixth |
inning today. After three men had
crossed the plate, no one out, and The
bases We're filled, Terry was taken out.
Killen took his place and forced four
runs over the plate by bases on balls. |
Ad Gumbert then tried his hand and
Brooklyn was finally retired. The home
team hit Lovett and Haddock hard, and
Game near knocking the latter off the
diamond in the ninth. Several of I'm
pire Lynch'S decisions were bad and
against the home team, and he was
loudly Missed. Weather pleasant. At
tendance, 1900. Score:
Brooklyn A o 0 5 / , 1-23 Is
Batteries, Terry, Killeu, Gumbert and Mil
Ter, Haddock and Kinslow; umpire, Lynch;
earned runs, Pittsburg 10. Brooklyn 10.
FARCE-COMEDY BALL.
ST. LOUIS. June 30.-Today's game
was more like opera bouffe than base
ball. Umpire Gatfney was particularly
rank, and the bleachers kept up an i'll
cessant chant. The Bostons played with
Hawley, Batting him as il there was
nothing to fear. They had the game in
the second inning. In the seventh in
ming funny thing happened. The
Browns were doing all kinds of wild
throwing, and the Bean Eaters were
trotting around the bases. As Mccarthy
was coming home Gleason threw his
arms around his neck and the two had
playful wrestling match. The ball was
returned and Mccarthy caught at the
plate. Gatfney did not see the by-pIay,
and called Mccarthy out. Score:
Boston. % 0 / 8 , Us II /
Batteries, Hawley and Peitz, SWEETS aud
Camel; UNI ire, Gatfney; earned runs. ST.
Louis ), Boston 3.
IN HIS OLD FORM.
CHICAGO, June 30.-For the first time
this season Hutchinson pitched in his
old time form, and in all but two in
ningS was invincible. The Colts batted
Baldwin out of the box in the first in.
ming, George Davies, recently secured
from Cleveland, succeeding him. The
weather was threatening and Just be-
fore the game a smart shower fell,
Keeping the attendance down to 600.
Score:
S Se% Gori K; : 8 9 3 S 90 70 70 :
Batteries, Hutchinson aud Kttredge Bald
win, Davies and Kelly; umpire, Seward;
earned runs, Chicago q. New York..
ALL ON ACCOUNT OF THE Sun.
CLEVELAND. June 30.-The element
OF luck far more than superior ball
playing contributed 10 Philadelphia's
success today, and the Phillies had all
the luck there was in the game. Cleve-
land outbatted the visiting team, and
but for an Insignificant pop-fly that
Burkett tailed to get, owing to the sun.
the score would have been ) to 2 in
Clevelands favor. Weather warm. At
tendance, 1000. Score:
Philadelph L 4 o o o 0-6 /
Batteries GARRISON end thinner vickery
ana Clements; earned runs Cleveland =,
Philadelphia /; umpire, McQuaid.
BEAT HIS OLD. COMRADES.
CINCINNATI, June 0.-Chamberlain
lacked command OF the ball today, and,
besides hitting one man with a pitched
ball, sent eight others to first base on
balls. The support was off color, aud
Umpire Emslie gave the home team
decidedly the worst of it. All these
features combined 10 make it a walk
over for Washington. Duryea pitched
good game. The weather was dark
aud threatening. Attendance the small
est of the season, 1,272. Score:
Cincinnati. % 0 o o 1 O-5 6
Washington i 0 0 o 4 III IL ,
Batteries, Chamberlain and Murphy. Dnr-
yea and Farrell; umpire, Emslie: time, :55;
RAIN AT LOUISVILLE,
LOUISVILLE, June 30.-TOday's game
between Louisville and Baltimore was
postponed on account OF raln