St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-20
The PH}LLIES GET AMFLY EVEN WITH
SENATOR'S.
SEVEN RUNS IN AN INNING.
Louisville Takes Cincinnati Into
Camp in the Ninth-Pittsburg
Rounds up Cleveland -Balti-
more is Again Playing til
Game of Its Life.

WASHINGTON, July 19.-Philadelphia
took the last game of the series with
the NaShingtons today by batting
Esper all over the field. They played
championship bail from the outset, and
the Senators were never formidable OPP
pOnentS. ESper gave way to Graft, q
Washington man, who mad had some
professional experience, and he did
good work. Sullivan and Hamilton
made brilliant running catches, while
Delehanty carried off the batting
honorS. The weather was warm and
attendance 1900. Score:
Washington. % 600 0 O. !
Phi ladelphla..2 0 @ q Z l ia 10
Batteries, Esper, Graft. Farrell and Nc
CURE, Sullivan and clements; umpire, Sny-
der; canned runs. Washington ., Philadel-
phIa 9.
BRIDEGRoONS CRUSHED
BALTIMORE, July 1.-THE Orioles
made it three straight by defeating the
Bridegreoms today. Brilliant fielding
by both teams made the game more
interesting than the score would midi
cate. But six Brooklynites reached the
halfway house during the contest.
Hawke was very effective. only Foutz,
Corcoran and Crane securing hits.
Crane was an easy mark for the Orioles.
Besides, ne gave six bases on balls, four
scoring, and banged Clarke III the ribs.
Attendance, 1903. Score:
B B6RfGhl5R. . . . % Il
Batteries Crane and KInslow. Hawke and
Clarke; umpire, Emslie; earned runs, Balti-
more ..
CLEVELAND DRUBBED.
CLEVELAND, July 10. - The local
team could not bat Killen safely today.
The ball was hit hard enough, but H.
variably at some fielder. On the other
hand, while the PittsburgS did not hit
the ball very hard. they did hit it luck
lily, and. between errors and two or
three bad gTounders, got start i'll the
game that Cleveland could not over
come. The fielding of both clubs was
sharp, though the few errors tbat the
Clevelands made were costly. Tebeau's
work at first base was the feature of the
game. He raped the bail over Van
Haltren's head for home run. Attend
ance, 5000. Score:
8 SSIIe f,ss1i1, II 99So0SG "a .
Batteries, Garrison and O'Connor, KilIen
and Stencil; umpire, Hurst; earned runs,
Cleveland ), Pittsbnrg 4.
WON IN TIE NINTH.
CINCINNATI, o., July 19.-Louisville
won today S game in the ninth inning
by little timely hitting. Attendance,
LOO. The score:
Louisville. % Q / : 5-Si5 /
d BaIigiTIesm,Cincinnati, King and VAUGHN;
Cincinnati 5; Louisville d.
EACH TOOK A GAME.
NEW YORK, July 19.-Boston won the
first game today by hitting the ball at
the proper time. Fully 10000 persons
were present when the second game
was begun. Baldwin and Kelly proved
great battery for New York, the Bean
eaters being practically helpless when
hits meant runs. Score of first game:
Il. H. Z.
B BsT York: j - & &
Battertes-New York, German and wilson;
Boston, Gastright Bennett and Merritt.
Earned runs-Boston, 4; New YORK. I.
Score of second game:
New York % 0 % 10 Gil 9 {
Boston. 0 0 % g
Batteries-New York. Baldwin and Kelly:
Boston. Staley and Bennett Earned runs
New YORK, / ; Boston. /.
high School vs.. College.
The St. Paul high school defeated the
Lutheran college at st. Paul Park, by
score of nine TO four.
st. Paul High Schools : 1000 10
Lutheran College. l 0 0 : o.
The Lutheran college was not in it at any
stage of the game.
Batteries for st. Paul high school, Bowlin
and smith; batteries for Lutheran college
Sllvis and Ross. The feature of the game
was The battery work of Bowlin and Smith.
Bow4ln striking onS seventeen men.
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