St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-11

PTTTSBURG. Aug. l0.-Ihe Colonies
won the first ana the home team the sec
on dthis afternoon. killenIwas hit hard
in the first game and Umpire Wilson'S
unsatisfactory decisions seemed to rattle
him. COlclough relieved KiIien after
the fifth inning. and the Colonies only
made one hit. Charley Power. the reg
ular substitute umpire for Pittsburg.
was on hand for the second game and
did well. Tom Brown was so ugly that
Power had to lift him from the game
entirely. Stratton was hit hard and the
home team had no trouble winning
The Colonies could do nothing with
KilIen until the ninth. when, with two
out. he perceptiblv let down. The
weather was fine; attendance. $500.
Score:
Pittsburg. 9 0 o 0 0 So
Louisville D 0 $ 0 0 oil u
Earned runs. Pittsburg / Louisville I; bat
terIes. SUgden and kiIlen and Colclough:
Weaver and Hemmlng; umpire, wilson;
time hours
second Game r. H z
Pittsburg % 0 0 0 0 IA 20
Loulsvihe.0 SIS =
Earned runs, Pittsburg 10: batteries. Mack
ana hillen. Weaver and Stratton; umpire,
Power; time I:50.
TIE USUAL THING.
CHICAGO. Aug. I0.-Ehe Colts out
Oatted the CIneinnatis today, but pre-
scented the game TO the visitors by rotten
hetding and poor WORK in the box. An
son has signed Gienayin, second base
man; j. j. o. Brien, iniielder; Hughey,
pitcher, and Camp. third base, and is
negotiating with several other players.
The weather was cloudy ana hot, and
the attendance I,2I3. The score:
Chicago } 0 0 o. Is 5
Cincinnati 1 0 > - 9
Earned runs, Chieago6. Cincinnati /; bat
terles- Schriver, Mauck. Vaughn and Dwyer;
umpire, Martin, McQuaid; time, 2:iO-
CHAMPIONS STILL BOOM.
BALTIMORE. Md. Aug. 1O.-Boston
Outbatted Baltimore and won today's
game by score of to 7. Nash's error
cost TWO runs. Attendance, :, 4IS. The
score:
BALTIMORE 0 . > % 3
Boston. , 0 - - l
Batteries, Baltimore. Mullane and Robin
son; Boston, Sialey and Camel; earned
runs, Baltimore. 3, Boston 8.
SENATOR'S AGAIN DEFEATED.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. - Washing
ton met with the usual defeat TODAY.
this time by Brooklyn. who outplayed
them everywhere. DRub pitched a
beautiful game, and had he been prop
erly supported in the third inning.
Washington would have been smut out
Weather fair: attendance 500. The
score:
r. H E.
Washington..0 0 0 0 0 O-I > /
BrOoklyn-.-.0 , @ o. 5
Batteries, Washington. Meekin and Far
rel; Brooklyn Daub ana hinsoW; earned
runs, Brooklyn, =; umpire, Emslie; time
2:JU
WATKINS PETS BOWED DOWN
CLEVELAND. o., Aug. 10. The CieVe-
land had no trouble in defeating the St.
Louis team this afternoon. Brerensteiu
aid not have much speed and the home
team hit the ball for runs in almost
every inning The sensational PLAYS of
the game were a pickup by Mexican and
The tine foul fly catches by Smith. who
played his first game for the Browns.
he was recently released by Cincinnati
During the game Umpire Lynch had
spectator removed from the grounds for
his abuse. Score:
Cleveland L Al I'll 10
81. Louis...O o 0 a 5
Earned runs. Cleveland Z. St Louis Z; bat
terles. Garrison ana Gunsou, Bretens Iein
aud Buckley; umpire, Lynch; time, IS.
QU4kERS MAUIED.
NEW YORK. Aug. 10.-Fhe New Yurks
defeated the PhladelphiaS today
through combination of hard hitting
and errors by the visitors. The VS.
itorS punched their errors IN the sixth
inning while New York punched hits.
and as result six runs were scored.
which settled the game beyond a doubt.
Weather clear. The score:
New York / i o 6 I'll y
Phiiadelp'a.l 0 /. O-5n 6
Batteries New York, Rusie and Kelly:
Philadelphia, Carsey and Cross: earned
runs New York l. Philadelphia j.