St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-15
Brooklyn Beats the Spiders
and Now Has a Clear
Lead.
Boston Cleans Out the Aggpe-
cation From Missouri's
Metropolis.
Kentucky's Colonels Find an
Easy Mark in the SEN
atOrS.

PHILADELPHIA, June 14.-With the
bases filled in the first inning, Boyle
sent the ball over the fence for home
run. Pittsburg could not overcome this
lead. The Phillies ran the total up to
six on Hamilton's good base running in
the second and the same players timely
single in the fourth. Keefe pitched
very steady game, but Terry was wild,
his bases on balls aiding Philadelphia
materially in scoring. Attendance. APPS
Score:
IR,H. E.
Philadelphia 1 0 o 0 90 9
Pittsburg.... l 1 0 0 0 0-3 s 2
A SLUGGING MATCH.
New YORK, June 14.-New York and
Chicago played an old-time slugging
match here today. Five thousand
spectators were on hand. McGill was
taken out of the box in the fourth in
ming and McGinnis substituted, but he
did not fare much better. Crane pitched
fairly well for New York for six in
nings and then weakened. In the ninth
inning the big fellow was placed on the
bench and Baldwin substituted, move
that undoubtedly saved the game.
Score:
~ l. =
Chicago. ] / 0 4 1 oil 13
Batteries, Baldwin. Crane, Mcmahon and
Doyle McGill, McGinnis and Schriever;
umpire, Hurst; earned runs New York o
Chicago G..
SPIDERS LOST BY ERRORS.
BROOKLYN, June 14.-Three of the
Cleveland fielders, Virtue, Clarkson and
Mexican, threw away this afternoons
game at Eastern park. 1t was in the
very first inning that errors by the trio
gave Foutz's faithful followers a
lead which could not be overcome. The
game was fast one, and after the first
inning was very we'll played. Score:
Brooklyn 80 o 0 o *-4
Cleveland. % 0 0 0 0 o. 4
Batteries, Stein and Kinslow, Young and
thinner; attendance, 1900; earned runs,
Brooklyn l, Cleveland l.
RAN BASES STUPIDLY.
Boston, June 14.-Although the Bos-
tons out-batted st. Louis today, yet
stupid base running and weak hitting
at Opportune moments almost lost the
game. Attendance 1,245. Score:
goi'Sn B hon,; ID 3 90 iii I'll ls {
Batteries, Stiyetts. Stanley and Merritt
Breitenstein, Gleason and Pietz; umpire,
McQuaid; earned runs. Boston I, st. Louis 3.
LATHAM PUT OFF THE GROUNDS.
BALTIMORE, June 14.-As many
errors as there were base hits was Balti-
more's record today. Cincinnati won
the game IN the ninth inning, scoring
four runs off base on balls, a three
bagger, two singles and Wards error.
Latham was fined S25 by Umpire Nc
Laughlin and ordered out of the game
at the end of the sixth inning for
abusive talk. Continuing his chatter,
Latham was escorted from the grounds
by McLaughlin's orders. Attendance,
2,972. Score:
Baltimore 20 8 0 0 o OE6 :
Cincinnati. % 3 0 0 Al IL
Batteries, Hawke and Robinson, Sullivan
and Murphy; um pire Mclaughlin; earned
runs, Baltimore l, Cincinnati /.
LOUISVILLE FOUND A VICTIM.
WAsHINGToN. June 14.-LouisviIle
found in Washington an easy mark TO-
day. The tail-enders rejoced in their
success, while the spectators on the
bleeching boards expressed their opin-
ion of the poor fielding of the Wash
ingtOnS i'll vigorous terms. Weather
clear. Attendance, 1,200. Score:
Washington3 O1O o O O o. r. q
Louisville 90 3 9 0 Is
Batteries, Duryea and Farrell. Rodes and
Grim; umpire, Lynch; earned runs, Louis
vile l.