St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-16

LOUISVILLE, Jnly 15.-LouiSville was
defeated in ten-inning game this aft
ernoon by Philadelphia. 1t was an ex-
citing game from start to finosh. Louis
vile had chances TO win, bnt bad coach
ing and stupid base running prevented.
Philadelphia tied the score on two errors
and two hits and won the game gu two
doubles and single. weighing was
taken out of the box in the last half of
the ninth and SharrOtU took his place.
Strettan pitched good game, and UNI
pire Seward gave satisfaction. Weather
threatening. Attendance 1890.
Louisville ....OO2 10000 II
Phil delphla. Il 1 0 0 0 0 1 . II
Batteries, Stralton and Grim; weighing,
Sharrott and Clements; umpire Seward;
earned runs, Louisville 1; Philadelphia 4.
HIT RUsIE LATE.
CLEVELAND, July 15.-Inability to
bunch hits on Rusie lost the game for
Cleveland today. 1t was finely played
contest, and the fielders of both teams
made brilliant stops. The work of
Mexican was very good. He made two
running one-hand stops that were the
best plays Of the games. In the eighth
inning Cleveland aWoke to the fact that
Rusie could be hit, but it was too late
then to win. Attendance, 1000. Score:
r. II. E.
New York...o / 4 ? Q % IS
Batteries, Garrison and O'Connor, Rusie
and Milligan; umpire, Hurst; earned runs,
Cleveland !, New York 4.
GARRISON INvINcIBLE.
ST. LOUIS, July 15-Pitcher Kennedy
went III again today, hoping TO retrieve
yesterdays defeat He was very sue
ceSSful up to the sixth inning, when the
Browns opened on him. Daily and Cor
c0ran made fearful errors, and four runs
were scored. The Browns kept up the
fun in the seventh and eighth. Ken
nedy pitched winning game of ball,
but his support was diseouraging.
ClarkSon was invincible. Attendance
5000. Score:
St Logis;....1 g IS 9
Brooklyn. 0 0 %
and Kinslow; umpire McQuald; earned
runs, ST. Louis ..
wILMoT's GREAT WORK.
CHICAGO. July 15.-The ChlcagoS
broke their record today, winning three
straight games from Baltimore, and are
now in ninth place. Since Wilmot
heard that Chicago had accepted the
l.
team, an outfielder, he has been playing
great ball. He made two triples to-
day, scoring four runs. The Colts won
the game hands down. Weather cloudy
and hot; attendance 2739. Score:
Chicago. 30 4 OO1O 1-9 II
Baltimore, Il o 0 0 0 OIL /
Batteries. Mauck and Kittredge, Hawke and
Burke; umpire, Lynch; earned runs, Chi
cago, d.
DRUBBED BY BOSTON.
CINCINNATI, o., July 15.-Boston out
batted and outtielded the Reds and won
in rather easy style today. The feat
ures Of the game we're home run drives
by Caravan and Smith. The weather
was dark and threatening at the outset.
but cleared before the game was fin
iShed. Attendance, SLIP. Score:
B ipsnnat..: 6 9 - - g 3
Batteries, PARROT, Chamberlain. Murphy,
Stivetts and Merritt; UMPIRE Emslie; earned
runs, none.
AWFULLY DRUBBED.
PITTSBURG, July 15.-Pittsburg gave
Washington a shameful whipping to-
day, scoring every inning except the
ninth, and shutting the senators out for
the first time this year. Duryea was
compelled TO undergo one of the worst
slaughters ever witnessed in Exposition
| park. Stencil cleaned the bases III the
second inning with home run, and
again in the fifth with triple, while
Killen, Van Haltren and Smith each
made home runs in the eighth. Killen
pitched in great form. Gaffney took
McLaughiin's place and umpired with
out kick. Attendance, 3,720. Score:
L. H. Z.
Pittsburg. IL . 1 O-l9 10 3
Wash'ton o o 0 0 0 % 5 4
Batteries. Killen and Miller Duryea and
Farrell; umpire, Gaffney; earned runs,
PittSburg :.