St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-05
PHILL|ES GET BOTH.
Harry Wright's Men Defeat
Comiskey's Gang in Two
Games.
EostouVictopious in Both Con-
tests With the Ansonian
Aggregation.
Cleveland Beats Brooklyn One
While the Other Was
a Tie.
Thousands Witness Both
Games in the Various
League Cities.

CINCINNATI, July 4.-The Reds lost
this mornings game by Tie narrow
margin OF one run In very heavy slug
ging game. Chamberlain and heefe
were knocked out of the box in the
third inning, and their places were
taken by Dwyer and Sharrott respect
lively. The outfieiding of Ward was
something awful. He alone was respon-
sible for about half the runs scored by
the visitors. The game was very eXclt-
ing. Attendance, 1877. Score:
f finiiq pna..8 e 3 IS Is i
Batteries. Chamberlain. Dwyer and Vaughn,
Keefe Sharrott and Clements; earned runs
Cincinnati E, Philadelphia " UMPIRE LSlleh
Time, 2:!U.
WARDS WORK STILL THE SAME.
Vickery pitched in splendid form this
afternoon. He was complete puzzle
10 the Reds, and for several innings
shut them out without anything tlat
looked like a run. In the eighth INNING
the home team made quite rally. put
this would not quite reach. ward,
whose work was SO miserable III the
morning game. helped win the contest.
Attendance, 6, $50. Score;
Phiideinhia.I o / 0 10 II
Batteries, King ana Vaughn, NickeTy ana
Cross: earned runs, Cincinnati ., Phllaaelphia
3; umpire, Lynch.
BOSTON WON IN A CANTER.
CuTCAGo. July 4.-Boston won i'll
cauter this morning, landing the game
in the fourth inning. LII the second
Stivetts hit 10 Dahlen and at first col
lided with Arson. He was hurled ten
feet from the sack, falling face down
ward. He was unconscious for i've
minutes. He was hurt about the head
and internally. Staley finished the
game, McGinnis went in for the Colts
after the second. The weather was
cloudy and cool, and the attendance
$3.50. Score:
Chicago 20 o 0 0 0 "a 5
Boston 30 4 0 / o 1 > IS II
Batteries. Mauck, McGinnis and schriver;
Stivetts. StaIey and Camel; earned runs,
Chicago :, Boston }; umpire, McQuald'
lime, 40.
SAME AS IN TIE MORNING.
Anson's leg was hurt in his collision
with StivettS i'll the morning game, ana
for the first time this season he laid off,
Decker covering first ana Lange second.
Decker made good impression, but
marred his record by an unnecessary
wild throw. Boston put i'll Nichols and
Chicago Hutchinson. 1t was, as III the
morning. a walkOYer for the champions
Tucker in the first was ordered out Oh
the coacher's box for chatting Hutchi-
son and fined so besides. Noisy
Tom's'' coaching was missed thereafter.
The weather was clear and warm: ana
the attendance 1922. Score:
Chicago. II o % :
Batteries, Hutchison and Kittredge; Mich,
OILS and Merriolt: umpire, Mctlualui earned
runs Chicago !. Boston, ;.
PLAYED TO y TIE
CLEVELAND, July 4.-Cleveland got
big lead i'll the morning game with
Brooklyn, and would have won tad not
Can't. Tebeau been compelled to retire
in the sixth inning because OF diSio-
Gated knee. AS it was, the game was
drawn at the end of the ninth inning.
Both pitchers were batted hard. At
tendance, 5000. Weather good. Score:
r. II E.
G Rtoa4f1a j 4 4-is IS
Batteries, Garrison, Zimme and O'Connor
Stein and Bailey: earned runs, Cleveland u.
Brooklyn +; umpire Seward
WON BY HARD HITTING.
Cleveland won the afternoon game by
nara nlIllDS. AlNOlu pidNeu tliliu anu
did well, but the great work of the
game was that of Mexican. who played
the best game at snort ever seen in
Cleveland and knocked the ball over
right field fence Tor the second time IN
the history of the grounds. ATTEND
ance, 10000. Score:
r. IL. Z.
Cleveland % } : / i-i6 =. =
Brooklyn / 0 0 D o 0 Isl l
Batteries, Cuppy and Virtue, Haddock and
Kinslow: earned runs, Cleveland IL, Brook
Ign |; I'M pire, Seward.
WON WITH EASE.
PITTsBURG, July 4.-Plttsburg played
all around Baltimore in the first game
and won with comparative ease. Nc
Mahon was very wild. He was touched
up at important points all through the
contest, and was liberal i'll bases on
balls and hitting batsmen. Klllen was
also hit hard, but good support saved
him. Robinson did the best work for
Baltimore. Glasscock played his first
game with Pittsburg and did some Op-