St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-17

CHICAGO, Aug. LIZ. -AnSon's colts
were d~iSgracefully beaten by Louisville
this afternoon. Hughey pitched his
first game for Chicago, but was horribly
supported, Parrot being guilty of four
glaring errors. The locals were at no
time in it, but that does not Gus the
umpiring of Bobby Caruthers. which
was ecru-tiuted. lie virtually helped
the visitors TO four runs, and was ter
Tibly off Oh balls and strikes, and his
base decisions were base indeed. The
attendance was 600. Rain fell during
the night and forenoon. The score:
Chicago 30 o 100000 CO 4 s
Louisville. Il 0 , 1 0 oil 10 L
Batteries. Hughey and Kittredge, Hem
ming and Grim: earned runs, Louisvilles 5;
umpire, Caruthers; time, las.
QUAKERS SHUT OUT.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 16.--PitcherS
Keefe and 0'Connor were given notice
of release by Manager Wright today.
Boston defeated Philadelphia by bat
ting at the right time. The PhillieS
UutDatted their opponents, but their
hits were too Wit ly scattered to be
productive. Attenu""ce, 5000. The
score:
Phirdelphia.O O 0 O 0 0 O O % 9 2
B~oSton.......0 1 0 o . 0 0 #-4 z l
Batteries. weighing and Clements, Nichols
and Bennett; earned runs, Bostons 2.
CIPHERS FOR SENATOR'S.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-Hawke, the
The feat of retiring the WashingtonS
without a single safe hit. Not a Sen
ator reached second base during the
nine innings. In the nine innings ouly
twenty-eight men for Washington faced
the pitcher, and by the record only
twenty-SIX men went TO the bat, two
being given their base on balls. Balti-
more Yielded perfectly, and by placing
titS at the proper time, aided by errors
on the part of the home club, won
easily Stephens, lately of the Chat
tanooga club, occupied the box for
Washington and did good work.
Weather clear. Attendance, 700. Score:
r. H. E.
Baltimore % 2 90 0 o o 3 SIS Z Q
batteries. Stephens and Farrell, Hawke
and Robinson. Earned rms. Baltimore ..
Umpire, EmSlie. Time. las.
l TILE SERIES.
NEW York, Aug. I6.-New York sue
ceeded i'll tieipg the series with Brook
lyu by defeating them today in the
presence Of 5000 spectators. Foutz'
men got but four hits off Rusie, two
being scratches. Stein, on the other
hand, did not prove much of a puzzle
for the Giants, although he did not re-
ceiye the best of support. Days errors
were damaging, as was a tumble by
Schoch in the first inning. Gil Hatfield
has signed with Brooklyn, and will
play third base. Score:
Nan Xa-l- . N n 4 81 n A. o n
Brooklyn 20 0 0 0 0 0 l-2 4 !
Batteries. Rusie and Milligan, Stein and
Daley: earned runs, New York l, Brooklyn
l; umpire, Gaffney; time of game, / :35.
CANAVAN PHENOMENAL.
CLEVELAND, o., Aug. 16.-Cleyeland
was defeated in another pitchers battle
this afternoon because of phenomenal
fielding by Caravan. In the sixth, Nc
Aleer made 4 hit that would nave easily
tied the score for Cleveland, and per-
hapS would have placed the local team
ahead. Canayau ran for the bail, and
seeing that he was not going to get it,
jumped into the air backward and
caught it with one hand. Smith played
beautiful ball at short for the visitors.
1t rained all the afternoon. Attendance,
800. Score:
Cleveland Il 0 o o 0 o. 4 j
Batteries, Cuppy and Gunson, Chamber
lain and Naughr; earned run, Cincinnati, 1;
umpire, omers- Time, 1:40.
TAKEN IN II TENTH.
PITTsBUEG, Aug. 16.-Smith's two
Dagger, an infield sacrifice by Lyons,
and Bierbauer's high fly to left field
won the game for the Pittsburgs in the
tenth inning. Gleason pitched a fine
game. Attendance, 1890. Score:
Pittsburg } 0 . 0 5000 o iEs II ::
81. Louise 0 0 2 2 0 0 / C-5 8
Batteries, Pittsburg. Killen and Earle. st
Louis. Gleason and Peitz; earned runs. Pitts
burg 4, II. Louis /.