St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-31
In the Attendance at the New
York Games.

Earned ruus. New York /; batteries. Cuppy
and Z;mmer, Rus.e and Farrell.
This afternoons game was like the
other TWO between New York and
Cleveiand-a bitter struggle for SUI
preinacY from start 10 finish. The
crowd was immense, all attendance fig
ureS for one game beng broken, as
24.50o people were present. In the
eleventh inning a hit by O'Connor.
Wards wild throw and McGarr'S single
gave the CieVelandS the winning run.
Score:
Cleveland.2 0 1000 1000 ID S |
New York,o 0 o 0 % 4
Batteries, Garrison and thinner, German
and Farrell; um pire, Lynch: time, 2:i0.
TWO GAMES 0 CHICAGO.
PHILADELPHIA. MAY 50.-The home
team played very yellow ball this NORM
Ing. This. together with their inability
10 solve McGill's delivery, tells the story
of The anne Haddock Started III to
pitch for the Phlllies. but was relieved
at The beginning of the fourth inning,
Callahan taking Mis- place. Delehanty
was injured by colliding with Allen III
the fifth inning, Reilly going to left
field. Score:
Chicago.....5 4 o o o 0 ) *-l2 IA /
Earned runs, Philadelphia ), Chicago3 3:
batteries. Haddock. Callahan and Grady; Nc
Gill and kittredge.
Chicago again beat Philadelphia in
the second game today by brilliant hits
and general efficient work. The attend
ance was Ii. 00J. one of the largest
crowds ever seen on the local grounds.
Score:
Philsd' phia.2 Q Q oos1o o-ell .
Chicago.....0 0 3 0 1 0 3 *-I2 Is 4
Batteries. Haddock. Weyhing and Glenn
ents: Griffith and Kittredge and Shriver;
earned runs. Philadelphia ,. Chicago 8;
time, 100; umpire Oftourle.
SENATOR'S HAVE A w ALk-ovER.
WASHINGrON, May 81. Mcclure
knocked Il a t~hree-base hit III the
fifth inning of the first game today, be-
tween Louisville and Washington, it
brought in three runs, and CAV the
home team a lead which the visitors
were unable 10 overcome. kilrOy dis
placed knell in the pitchers box in the
seventh inning, after six runs had been
made. Weather cloudy. Attendance,
1907. Score:
Louisyiiie... 10 : Q Q . / % 5 :
Earned runs, Washington 2; batteries,
Petty and MCGUIRE, kuelI. kilroy and Earle.
The afternoon game between Louis
Vile and Washington teams ended in
an easy victory for Washington. Kill
roy started in to pitch Tor the visitors.
but ne lasted for Just Il inning, during
which eight runs were made, the result
OF wild pitching and successful hitting.
Menefee then relieved Pfetfer at the
second, and the latter pitched Ont the
game. Attendance, $500. Score:
R. h. E.
W%ashingt'n.s 1 s-i4 y 4
Louisville % 0 0 l 0 0 q 9 9
Batteries, Maui and MCGUIRE, Kilroy, Pfef-
fer and Earle; time. $40; umpire, Hurst.
BEAN BOYS VICTORIOUS.
BosToN, May 30. - The champions
won this mornings game by a heavy
batting streak in the eighth inning. Up
to that time the Cincinnatis had been
Wreaking vengeance on Lovett'S shoots.
Both teams felded loosely and hit hard.
Score:
e eSstiaaa;i: 3 : : J IL ~ I ! !
Earned runs, Boston 6, Cincinnati s; bat
teries. Lovett and Cancel, Parrot and
Vaughan.
Chamberlain gave eight bases on
balls, and wa touched up Tor nineteen
hits. This tells the story of B ostou's
victory IN the afternoon game. Attend.
ance, o.0OO. Score:
%eciSast5Ri anati:: 9 9 8 9 ! 5 ] III III Il i 3
Batteries, Nichols and Ryan. Chamberlain
and Vaughn; earned runs, Cincinnati 4,
Boston 8; time. 2:l5; umpire, swartwood.
BROOKLYN'S DAY.
BROOKLYN, May 30.-Light batting
was the order in this mornings game,
neither Stein nor Garrison being very
- r.tr, E-,o-- o,.t hasa, -, all.
contributed largely to run-getting, al.
though a few bits of clever base-run-
Mug livened up proceedings. The hit of
the game was Dowd's t~hree-bagger, near
the pavilion in right. Attendance,
1926. The score:
R. q. E.
Brooklyn.-.J oo13oo x-s 8 I
Earned, ST. Louis 3; batteries. Stein and
Con Daley, Clarkson and Griffin.
By Hawley's bad pitching in the fifth
inning st. Louis lost the afternoon game
beyond recovery. Attendance 1898.
a. H. E.
Brooklvn....o 5000 Ks 2
81 B a1eIj;:.' DAMN y I and . . Be . . ! Hs . avS Bz = l
enstein and Buckley; time, 1870; umpire,
Emslie.
RAIN AT P~ITTsBURG.
PITTsBURG. Pa, May 30.-Both morn
ing and afternoon games between Pitts
burg and Baltimore were postponed on
account of rain.
COLLEGE GAMES.
PHILADELPHIA, May 30.-Pennsyl-
vania, 6; Cornell. O..
WILLIAMsTowN, Mass, May Co.
Williams, 5: Amherst, O.
PRINCETON, n. j.. May 3O.-Prince-
ton, o: Andover, 2.
NEW HAVEN Conn. Nav S0-Yala
'97, 10; Harvard, '97, l.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., May S0.-Yale,
4; Brown, l.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May Solar
ward, IL; Yale, 4.
The Wilmots Drubbed.
Special to the Globe.
SALTWATER, Mimi, May 3O-The
Stillwaters gave the Wilmots of st. Paul
an unmeriful drubbing at Athletic park
his afternoon, winning by the SCORE of