St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-29

BosON. July .. - The champions
clinched their hold on the lead today by
again winning TWO games from Balti-
more. the first on easy terms. the second
by perfect fielding and remarkable luck
against poor base running. The score
of the first game:
FIRST Game RHE
Boston. 1 Z o *-l6 Il ;
Baltimore IL o o O. O-3 g
Batteries. Boston. Nichols ana Bennett:
Baltimore Mullane and Clarke: earned runs
Boston o. Baltimore l.
Second Game R. H E
BaIdmore....6 0 0 1 o 10 Is ,
Batteries, Boston. Staley, Sttyetts and Ben
nett; Baltimore McNabb and Clarke; earned
runs, Boston D. Baltimore j.
COLTS CORRALLED.
LOUISVILLE. KY, July 2S.-LOuis-
Vile defeated Chicago in d lively game
today. Stratron pitched in his OId-time
form. and kept the colts hits well scat
tered. McGiu pitched a good game
also. but his support was miserable.
FIetter WTenched his back in the sew
enth inning and gave way to Grim.
Umpire Hurst favored Louisville con-
Slderably in his decisions. The features
were the third base playing of Pinck-
ney. ana the Outheld work of Browning
and Weaver, and the hitting of Bid
Brown and the Gladiator Weather
fair; attendance ]. 200. Score:
RHE
Louisvil'e..-6 o o . oil Is /
Chicago o o 0 0 O-3 5
Batteries, Stratton and Clark. McGiI and
h-LJridge; umpire. Hurst; time. 1855
PITTSBURG BATS WELL.
CINCINNATI. July y. Steady batting
by tue PIttSbUTgs throughout the game.
Mo r-~f To-,
tory an easy one for the visitors. The
Reds made one or TWO stupid plays on
the bases and were given shade the
worst OF the decision by Umpire Snyder.
The playing Of Ward and George Smith
was phenomenal and prevented several
runs. Weather clear ana warm. At
tendance 200. Score:
RHE
Cincinnati % . 0 O. .
Flttsburg .--.3 0 o 1 p 10 1
Batteries sullivan and Murphy, GUmberJ
ana Sugden; umpire snyder; time. 2:g5;
earned runs Cincinnati =. Pittsburg ).
sHUGART'S FIELDING STUPID.
ST. LOUIS. July 2S.-CtarkSOn ana
1Oung had pitchers battle today, and
The famous Johns brother. nutwith-
standing the fact that his team was de-
1eatec, got the best of his former OpDo-
nent from Ono. The Browns lost the
game through the stupid fielding OF
Shugart and Inability 10 connect with
1Oung's curves at critical periods. The
CleveiandS put no q splendid lelding
game while that of the Browns was
only ordinary. Score:
S. Louis.....I 0 0 0 o. y
-lsve-and-...9 o o . -
batteries, GARRISON Gleason ana Gunson.
4Ouug ana COnuOr; I'm ire- Lynch: time
q flf q.
STOCKSDALE A GOOD ONE.
w ASHINGTON.JulF2 S.-CaDt.O 'ROurke
introduced his new Nilkesbarre pitcher.
oIOcksdale. to Washington audience
this afternoon, and the honors OF the
occasion were distinctly his. He not
only pitched good game. but fieided
MS position admirably and batted ike
veteran The New Workers could do
nothing with him except in the third
inning where Rusie's three-bagger and
W ard's single earned the only run the
visitors scored. In tie first ana last inn
lHgS w aShlngtOn hit Rusie cOnsecu-
llFeiy and in the NTH inning series of
errors by Conner. Rusie and MIIligan
resulted In three unearned runs for
w ashIngtOn. Score:
New YOrg.-U D o 0 al
Batteries. StocksdaIeand Farrell. Rusiaand
MIllgan; umpires. McQuaid and Pierce:
L.me. Two hours; earned runs. Washington 3.
New York !.
HARD on THE PHILLIES.
BROOKLYN. y. Y. .Jmly .. - The
Brooklyns defeated the PhiIlies for the
second time tOdaY by batting View
Kings curves all over the field. Had
dock. on the other hand. was very eff
tectlve with men on bases. and was
well supported in the field. Attend
ance, 1000. Score:
,, r, H. E.
Philadelp'a % 0 o % 10
Batteries. HaddOck and DALEY. VIEWING
ana Clemens; umpire, Gaffney: time. 40:
earned runs, Brooklyn 6. Philadelphia /
MONMOUTH PARK.