St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-16

CLEVELAND, Aug. 15.-Clevelaudh had
no business To win today'S game, t0r
they could not hit Dwyer a little bit.
The total of the Cleveland hits was five,
and one of these was scratch. Young
was not nit much harder than Dwyer
until the fifth inning. Even then the
game should have been Won by Cleve-
land, for the only run the CincinnatlS
got before the tenth was a present by
ChildS, who dropped thrown ball. The
Pork Eaters played beautiful game in
the field, and Smith stopped eight hard
hit grounders without missing one. At
tendance, 1880. Weather clear and
pleasant. Score:
Cleveland ........O OOOOO1OO-1 %
Cincinnati. o q y 20 "a
Earned runs none; batteries Young and
Gunson, Dwyer and Vaughn; umpire, Lynch;
time, l 30.
CHAMPIONS WIN AGAIN.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Aug. l5.-The
Phillies had Boston defeated up to the
seventh inning, when by good work
they tied the score. In the eighth inn
ing, With two out and three men on
bases, Cross muffed Gastright's easy fly
and Tucker and Camel scored. Long
hit safely and Gastright came i'll.
Stivetts pitched part of the first inning.
and then gave way to Gastright, with
whom the PhillIeS could do very little.
Attendance, $3.50. The score:
Phil delphie ) 0 0 o. 3
Boston.......O D Il u Z
Earned rams, Philadelphia l, Boston 3;
batteries, Keeie and Clements, Gastright,
Stivetts and Cancel; umpire, McQuaId; 4;
time, 2:l0.
TWO PITCHERS KNOCKED OUT.
PITTSBURG, Aug. BretenStein'S
WildnesS in the fifth and sixth innings.
after he relieved Gleason, together with
few hits, gave Pittsburg lead the
Browns could not overcome. Both
Gumbert and Gleason were hit so hard
thpt they were taken out of Ihs box.
Werden deliberately tripped Donovan
while the latter was running 10 first
base today. The crowd got very angry,
aud Kissed the big first baSeman each
time he came 10 bat. BrOdle and Bier
bauer carried Off the fielding honors.
Weather pleasant and attendance 2,100.
Score:
Pittsburg. 10 . 3 0 80 i2 i
ST. Louis = i } 0 0 O G. l5 /
Earned rrns, Pittsburg 4. st. Louis 5; bat
teries Terry, Gumbert ana Earl, Breiten-
stein Gleason and Peitz; umpire. Hurst,
time, hours.
SEVEN IN AN INNING.
Chicago. Aug. l3.-RhOdes was badly
pounded in the third by the Colts, 1ive
hits, two bases on balls and hIJ 10y
pitcher netting seven runs. AnSOn had
Il charley horse, and laid off, Decker
covering first. Dahlen was injured IL
the fifth inning. Lange finishing the
game at short, and Schriver going be
hind the Lat. Arson tried new pitch
er, Frank Donnelly, of the Southern
league. He held his own for seven inn
ingS, when the Colonies began 10 fine
him. Wilm0t reached over the fence il
the ninth and pulled down what looked
like certain home run hit. He alSt
had batting average of 1,00O. The
weather was cloudy and warm, and tht
attendance l,700. Score:
II. H
Chicago 20 o Q ell II
Louisville. 20 l l l = l. II
Earned runs, Chicago T. Louisville A. bal
teries Donnelly and Schriver, Rhodes an
Grim; umpire. Caruthers; time, 2:l5.
YELLOW BALL PLAYING.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 15.-McMahon CAV
today's game to Washington. He re
tired after the third inning with recor
of two wild pitches, a wild throw, tw
bases OH balls, a hit batSman and eigh
singles. Brown. local amateur. .pitche
the balance of the game, and did re
markably well. The game abounded i
misplayS. 1t easily took precedence a
the worst exhibition of the season. Al
tendance, l.476. Score:
r. H.
Baltimore Il 0 0 . 0 o.
Washingtn.1 0 l. 3 0 Ill l6
Earned runs. Baltimore l. Washington
batteries. McMahon. Brown and Robinson
Esper and Mcclure; umpire, Emslie; tim
2:O5.
KENNEDY INVINCIBLE.
BROOKLYN, Aug. 10. = The Ne
YOrks matte but one hit off Kenned
today, and were shut out by the Brool
lYns, who played great ball. Germa
pitched strongly, but home run h
Foutz in the second gave Byrnes' boy
run. A hit, IA base on balls. a sacrifi(
and three-bagger by La Chance, II
eX-Wiikesbarre player, yielded tW
more runs in the eighth. But twent
seven New Workers went to the b
while only twenty-siX OF FoutZ's me
came to the plate. La Chance made
more favorable impression. He caugI
two difficult foul balls off the pick
fence in left field. Gaifney Tayort
Brooklyn in two instances when Ne
York clearly had the advantage. Scor,
New York 20 o o o O o 90 i
BROOKLYN 49, @ o O O o *-3 &