St. Paul daily globe., 1896-04-19
THE OTHER GAMES OF THE DAY.
Cincinnati and Cleveland Were
the Fortunate Ones.

BALTIMORE, Md, April 1S-The cham
pions easily beat Brooklyn the last game of
the series this afternoon. Payne went in to
pitch for the visitors and touched up in
a lively fashion until the fourth inning, when
Gumbert took his place and showed fairly for
the balance of the game. The Baltimores
played in old-time form, DR. Pond pitch
ing a superb game, and the work of Jennings,
Doyle and Kelley was especially strong.
surprising feature was Anderson striking out
three times in succession, after which his
place was taken by Jones. Attendance 1863
Score:
RHE
Baltimore 80 4 0 2 0 0 0 x-612
Batteries, Pond and Robinson; Payne, Gum
bert and Grim Time Las. Umpire, Keefe.
ONE FOR THE GIANTS.
WASHINGTON, April 1S-By making a
transfer of players New York succeeded in
winning from Washington the last game of
the series by score of to T. After Meekin
had been pounded for five hits in two innings
Van Haltren came in from the field and gave
the Senators but four hits during the remain
der of the game. Fred PETER replaced Glea-
son at second, and his appearance was greeted
with applause. Washington endeaYored, by a
change of pitchers, to recover the lead. Rodg-
ers' home run in the ninth brought the score
to within of New York's figure, but the
side retired when Gilroy struck out. At
tendance, 3,45O Score:
RHE
Washington II o o o 2-s s-5
New York - 0 0-7 9 /
Batteries, Mularkey, Giroy and MCGUIRE
Meekn, Val Haltren and Wilson; time, 1850:
umpire, Hurst.
BOSTON BEATEN AGAIN.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April 1s-The PHIL
les again defeated Boston today, making the
second game of the SERIES Taylor kept the
visitors down to six hits. Mains was substi-
tuted by Boston for Sullivan in the fourth
but the home team succeeded In piling up
four runs in the seventh, as result of two
men going to bases on balls, followed by a
three-bagger by Cross and a home run by
Mailman. Attendance, 14,OO0 Score
R.H.E
Philadelphia o 0 % 0 Iii 12 2
Boston ......O % o o. 6 2
Batteries, Taylor and Clements: Sullivan.
Mains and Ryan; umpires, Henderson and
Lynch time, 1:55.
THE COLONELS WIN OUT.
LOUISVILLE, April 1S.-Today's game was
hotly contested, the home team winning out
in the ninth inning bases on balls to
lIorrison, Millers three bagger, O'Brien's
double and Dahlen's error on Clarkes hit.
Hill pitched the last half of the ninth. At
tendance, 21o0. Score:
R.H.E
Louisville 80 2 0 S-5
Chicago .......0 0 o. 2 0 o. O-3 10
Batteries, weighing, Hill and Warner,
Friend and Kittredge.
REDS WON OUT.
CINCINNATI, April 1S.-The Reds won
out in the last three innings. after they were
runs behind. Good, lively batting by Fore
man and Goar and a few of Pittsburg's nu-
merous errors did the business. Ehret was
spiked in the fourth. Davis, who succeed
ed, was knocked down by pitched ball and
gave way to Frank Foreman, who finished
the game. Attendance, 3,4O0. Score
Cincinnati 20 2 01os Iii 1a ?
Pittsburg ....3 O 1 0-9I7 8
Batteries, Ehret, Davis, F. Foreman and
Vaughn, j. Foreman and Merritt.
CAPTURED BY THE SPIDERS.
ST. LOUIS, April 1S.-The Spiders captured
today's game easily, outplaying the Browns