St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-22

comrades chased him out of the box in
two innings, two singles. two doubles
and homer, netting four earned runs,
in the second. He was succeeded by
Colclough, who was effective i'll all but
two innings. Decker was injured in the
fifth, Schriever finishing the game.
Stencil played in right, Donovan hav-
ing hurt himself yesterday in his slide
to the plate. Score:
P PittsbE6Pg 81. Q Q Is G-si 10 8
Batteries, Hutchinson and Kittredge, Gum
pert, Colclough and Sugden;, umpire, Hurst;
| earned runs, Chicago L, Pittsburg 3.
THE Colonies DEFEATED.
LOUISVILLE, July 2l.-Louisvills was
again defeated this afternoon by Cleve-
land in very Well-played game. STRAIT
ton pitched good game, but could not
win, because the Colonies could not hit
Young at the right time. The features
of the game were the second base play
ing of Childs and the home run drives
of Tom Brown, Ewing and Mexican.
Weather cloudy. Attendance, 1,3OO.
Score:
Louisville. i Q Q o Q 1-6lI 5
Cleveland--.3 o 5 0 0 3 al Il
o'Connor; earned runs, Louisville 5, Cleve-
land z; umpire, Lynch.
A GRAND FINISH
BROOKLYN, n. Y, July 81. - The
Brooklynites made great finish in the
ninth inning and won the game with
nobody ont. When they went to the bat
the score stood to 6, in favor of Balti-
more. FoutZ, Brouthers, Corcoran and
WinslOw and DAILY made hits. and, to-
gether with Burns base on balls, scored
four runs and settled the dispute by a
run. Mullane was succeeded by Nc
Nabb after the second inning, and the
latter, barring the last inning, was very
effective. Dannie Richardson has been
LAID off without pay unJll he can get
into shape. The club officials say he
has been breaking the rules. Attend
ance, 1880. Score:
B BRitimgFs. Il 5s i
Batteries Haddock and Winslow, Mullane,
NJ cNabb and Clarke; umpire Emslie;
earned runs, Brooklyn 3, Baltimore 2.
GRAFT WENT TO GRASS.
PHILADELPHIA, July 21.-The Wash
ingtonS had Graft, their new pitcher, in
the box today, and the experiment
proved disastrous, the home team max
ing twenty hits and as many runs.
In addition. he gave twelve bases on
balls and hit one man. Keefe was also
generous with his bases OIL balls, but mis-
support was firSt-clasS, and the visitors
secured only seven scattering hits, nett
ing four runs. The playing of Stricken,
Hoy. Cross and Hamilton was particu-
larly good. Mailman was handicapped
by his lame ankle, and he got out of the
game in the seventh inning. Sharrott
| taking his place. Boyle made his re-
! appearance with The PhiladelphiaS.
Wheather warm aud clear. Attend
! ance, 4,SS6. Score:
Philadelphia . o 0 $40 20 i
Batteries, Keefe and Clements. Graft and
| adeldhia 9, Washington 2.
! THE CHAMPS LUCKY
Boston, July 21.-Fortune was again
on the side of the champions today.
Every slip that the Giants made was
turned into profit for the Bostons.
| Every base OH balls and every error
! that Wards men made counted in the
score. The Bostons fielded sharply,
but were outbatted more Than the score
shows. German and Wilson, New
York's new battery, showed up in fine
form. Attendance, 1852. Score:
! Boston. I'D 0 1 2 b 0 IS rs
| New York. 30 0 9 / Q 0 Ga II 3
Batteries, SWEETS and Camel. German
| and wilson; umpire, Gaffney: earned runs,
| New York g.