St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-29

Earned runs, Minneapolis Il. Grand Rap
ids !; two-base hits, heeiock Visner. George
q. Wright, Hines; home runs, Werden (3).
Burren 90, Fraser Spies: double plays,
Crooks and Werden, Deveney. Parker and
Caruthers. Hulen. Crooks and Werden;
bases on tails. off Lincoln 3, off Rhines T.
off Watkins j. off Fraser ,. off Duryea 4;
time. 800; umpire, Bennett.
TODAY's BALL GAME.
Today the state university team will
cross bats with the Minneapolis profess
SIGNALS. On Decoration day there will
be two games, one in the morning. be-
ginning at 1880. and the second in the
afternoon, beginning at $50. Tickets
tor these games will be on sale at the
West hotel drug store.
SIOUX CITY WON.
SIOUX CITY, To-, May 2S.-Sioux City
and Toledo met today for the first time
this season, and the home team won.
The Huskers punched the hits on
Rettger. while Cunningham kept tine
visitors hits scattered. Rain stopped
the game at the end of the eighth inn
ing. Score:
Toledo. .... 1870. : 8 Q Q "a !
Earned runs, Toledo /. Sioux City 4 bat
terles, Cunningham and Twineham, Rettger
and Mcfarland; time, ~; umpire, kerins.
A ROARING FARCE.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, May 2S.-Today's
game was roaring farce. Kansas City
batted Pitch I Clausen all over the
field, securing twenty-six hits, with
total of torty-five bases. In the field.
the Detroits played very bungling
game. Score:
B Bsns9s City! - ~ - -
Eifrned runs Kansas City 9; Detroit 5;
batteries, Mclinnity ana DOnahue, Clausen
and Cross. time; 2:'5' umpire. Sheridan.
PITTSBURG CAPTURED TWO.
PITTSBURG. Pa, May 2S.-Fittsburg
and Louisville played two postponed
games today. Pittsburg winning both.
The first game was won by opportune
hitting. In tine second game Kilr0y and
Stratlon were Knocked out of the box,
and Menefee's delivery batted at will.
Pfeffer was removed in the second inn
ing OF the second game for dsputing
the umpire's decisions. Emslia retired
at the end or the first game on account
of sickness. Powers taking his place.
Phenomenal all-around work by Stencil
and sensational catch by Brown were
The features. Attendance, $500. Score:
First game:
Gi5sisqff 4: . - -
Earned run, Pittsburg; batteries. Gumbert
and Mack, Menefee and Grim time, 2:1);
umpire, EmsIie.
Sec nd Game Rur
PitrspurE Il ) o 0 7 0 *-Ii ID i
Louisv''e Il 0 o o " II .
Earned tcus Pittstnrg g. Louisville 5; bat
teries. killen and Mack. Menefee Stratton
hllrpy and Grim and Earle. Time, 2:I5
Umpire, Powers.
POOR FIELDING DID IT.
BosToN. May IS With the advan-
tage in the consecutive batting and
earned runs iii their favor the Senators
lost by wretched fielding. Score:
Boston...;.-1 G 0 0 SIS Il ,
Earned runs. Boston 1, Washington 6; bat
teries, Staley and Connaughto Petty and
Mcclure. Time. $3.50. Umpire, Stage.
NEITHER SIDE SCORED.
NEW YORK, May 2S.-The New York
brooklyn game was Interrupted In the
first half OF the fifth inning. Neither
side had scored run.
92se TOO MUCH RAIN.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 2S.-Balti-
more VS.. Philadelphia game postponed;
rain.
CAMP WILL JOIN THE GIANTS.
NEW YORK, May %. Camp, who
played outtieid for the Chicago team
last year, is now on his way to this city
to sign with the Giants He was re-
leased from the Chicago team last week
and was picked up immediately by the
New York manager. He will prubably
play. in next weeks games.