St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-04

DkOOkL4 y. aug. "A cIOWU vi O,OUU
persons greeted the BroOklyns and Bos-
tons at East park today. Haddock
pitched for the home team. He was all
right for six innings. and during that
time the Bostons got but one hit. In
the seventh the visiting batSmen fell
upon George and hit him hard. They
won the game right there. Nichols
pitched for Boston, and was as effective
as ever. Score:
Brooklyn...o o 0 IL .
Boston. D 0 0 0 0 O--5 q
Earned runs. Brooklyn .. Boston >; bat
teries. Sparrott, Haddock and Daley Mich
OILS and Bennett; umplreS, Galfney and Hor-
nung; time :35.
DRUBBED BY PHILLIES.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3.-O'COnnor,
Philadelpiia's new left-handed pitcher
from Dartmouth college, started i'll to
pitch against Washington today. but.
after he had filled up the bases on balls.
he was relieved by Taylor, who pitched
a good game. Philadelphia pounded
out eight runs in the third inning on
seven hits and two bases on balls, and
after that Meekin was an easy mark.
RadfOrd tried his hand at pitching Tor
three Innings, but was not a success.
w a9Lilh tuh Pl'yc ca " pun s"iiI0;
Stricker'S base play being the only real
feature. Attendance 5,903. Score:
II. H. E.
Philadelphia l 3 0 . 1 ~ y l
Washington 4 0 0 0 0 . 1 O. II
Batteries, O'Connor. Taylor and Clements,
Radtord, Meekin and Farrell; umpire. Nc
Quai1; time, &c; earned runs, Philadelphia
y, Washington J.
EASY FOR ORIOLES.
u - ~, 4 p.,It
tOday'S game 10y punching their hits.
Nine Of the eleven hits were made in
three innings. This. with three sacri-
fees, base on balls and Wild pitch,
tailed seven runs. New York poked
four singles off Mulane's delivery in
the second inning. in 10 other inning
did the Giants get more than one except
III the seventh. when two were made.
Baldwin struck out three times. Cor
mans error cost nothing, but those
charged to Baltimore all helped New
York. With two out and two on bases
the last inmiug, Mulligan was brought
to bat in Baldwin's place. He was re-
tired short to first. Attendance, $500.
Score:
Baltimore. 80 tO 0 > . o. Ii 5
New York..0 > o. II &c II l
Batteries, Mullane and Robinson. Baldwin
and Kelly: umpire, Emslie; time, 2:05
earned runs, Baltimore ,.
CORRALLED BY CLARKSON.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 3.-One inning
was enough 10 defeat the ChicagOS this
afternoon. The Clevelands punched
enough hits in the fifth inning with
bases on balls to secure lead that the
visitors could do nothing with. Clark
son was in splendid form, and the Chi
Cages could not hit MIN to any extent
The Outfield work of Wilmot was mag
niticent. and in addition to that he
raped a long home run over right field
fence, the third time that feat has been
performed on the grounds. Attend
ance, 1,S0O. Score:
Cleveland. % Q 0 0 0 0 O-s $ 2
Batteries, Clarkson and O'Connor. McGin
and Schriver: umpire, Lynch; time, 1875;
earned runs. Cleveland l, Chicago |.
TAlL-ENDERS TROUNCED.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. 3.-Louisville
was defeated by ST.. Louis today in Il
very Well-played game. HawIey had
the Colonies at his mercy all through
the game, while Rhodes was hit hard
and often. Grim was disabled in the
fourth, and retired in favor Of Clarke
The features were the hitting of Haw-
ley and couple of stupid plays by the
COlOnelS. Weather fair Attendance,
100. Score:
St LOUIS. Il 3 Q 3 0 0 0 0 - T.
Louisvile..O . 0 1 0 0 II i ,
Batteries, Iiawley and PETIT Grim. Rhodes
and Clarke; umpire, SNYDER; time, , hours
earned runs, Louisville :, 81. Louis ).
II TWELVE INNINGS.
IITTSBURG. Aug. 3.-Ehret lost his
game today by either laZlneSS or care
lessmess in the ninth inning. In this
inning 'Red' pitched without any life
and neglected to field his position, al
lowing Cincinnati To tie the score. Sulli-
van then relieved PARROT, and the
Pittsburgs did not ger hit off the big
pitcher III three innings. The Reds
scored the winning run i'll the twelfth
on two singles and a sacrifice Nc
earthly, the Reds new man from the
Southern league, played his first game
and made good impression. Ward re-
ceived ten days notice of dismissal to-
day. Charley Powers, an eX-league UNI
pre-, otlciated i'll that capacity in the
Iirst three innings, Hurst not getting
here i'll time. Weather pleasant; at
tendance ., 100, Score:
Pit.sburg.. ....1 0 0 G 0 0 , 20 0 0-4 IL 3
Cincinnati. % 0 0 00002 o % >
Batteries, Ehret and Sugden. Sullivan. Par
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