St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-27

LOUISVILLE. July 26.-The Louisvilles
lost the third straight game to Pittsburg
today through costly errors and bases
on balls. Killen was in the box for the
visitors, and kept the Colonies guessing
as usual. but they lit onto him heavy at
times. Hemming pitched his usually
good game, but was discouraged by the
bum fielding of the Colonies. Killen
was given excellent support, and
especially by Blerbauer and Glasscock.
who ate up base hits the same as if they
had been hard-boiIed eggs. The feat
ure of the game was Smiths three
Dagger in the sixth inning. with three
men on the bases. Weather threaten
ing. Attendance, 1900. Score:
Louisvil'e..o 0 0 . IL =
killen and SOgden; umpire, Hurst; earned
runs, Louisville Z, PIttSburg D.
BY A SCRATCH.
ST. LOUIS, July 26.-IOday'S game
was a see-saW, each side alternating in
the lead. st. Louis played a magnif-
cent uphill game. In the ninth inning,
with two runs needed, Crooks made
triple. and singles by BrOdie and Wer-
den and an error by Lange gave them
the runs necessary to win. Attehd-
ance, 1,500. Score:
ST. LouisO 0 10 . - IA ,
Chicago....-.I U 1 0 e-6 4
Batteries Breitenstein, Gleason aud Gun
son; Mauck and Schriever: umpire. Lynch;
earned runs ST Louis /, Chicago D.
CLEVELAND SHUT OUT.
CINCINNATI. July 26.-Ehe Cinciu-
natlS and Cleveland should have played
two games this afternoon. but heavy
ram and WlndStorm stopped the first
game in the sixth inning, with the
score standing to in favor of the
Reds. Both played without all error.
Kings tHe pitching was the feature of
the game. HOgIieYeT, of the Southern
league, umpired. Attendance, 1896.
Score:
Cincinnati. .....-.....O 1 0 Il
Cleveland. ........0 0 ca
Batteries, King and Murphy, Cuppy and
'ConuOr; umpire, HUgTieYer; earned runs.
Cincinnati ,.
HIT MULLANE HARD.
NEW YORK, July 26.-The New Yorks
made It three straight to-day with the
Balum6res by hitting Mullane at the
right time and giving German fine sup
port In the field. The game was stopped
twice by rain. The score:
New York.-.3 O10I9 0 80
BaltimoIe....I 1 0 O 1 0 II
Batteries. New York. German ana Wilson:
Baltimore. Mullane and Clarke; earned runs,
New York 3. Baltimore 3
VICTORY AND A TIE.
PHILADELPHIA. July 26.-Ihe Phil
lies and BroUklyns played two games
this afternoon. the first OF which was a
tie and the second the home team won.
The first game was stopped by hard
shower at tine end OF the fifth inning.
Attendance. 1900. The score of the
first game:
Philadelphia .........-.4 0 o O-4
BrOL klyn. ...............2 O. )
Batt eres, Philadelphia Vickery and Glenn
ents: Brooklyn, HaddOck and Rinslow;
earned runs. Philadelphia l. Brooklyn l.
second game; r. L. e
Broeklvn,.. % l @ y o O-5 . .
Batteries. Philadelphia, Carsey and Glenn
ents. BROOKLYN, Kennedy and HinsloW:
earned runs, PhiIadelUhia ) Brooklyn j.
B0STON'S HITS SEQCENTIAL.
bOSToN, july 70 The fiua! game of
the Washington series on the South end
grounds to-day was a battle OF pitchers.
The helding was evenly poor. but the
BostuuS Out6aited the visitors both in
sequence and length OF hits. To this
fact Is their victory due. Attendance,
1907. The score:
BostOn.......0 l 0 1 50 :
Washington 0 0 0 e. i 5
Batteries. Boston. Nichols and Benuett
Washington. Maui ana Farrell; earned runs
BOsion5.