St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-03

and was won by the home team in the
last inning. The visitors outbatted and
outfielded their opponents, and ran the
bases much better until the last inning.
when hits by Burns and Smith, two
bases on balls, O'Brien's sacrifice and
wild throw by Carpenter gave Brooklyn
five unearned runs. There was
twenty-five minutes kick over the UNI
pire's not allowing Pinckney to tally a
nome run. The second game was taken
by the Cincinnati team. The visitors
won in the first inning, hitting Terry
for as many successive hits as have
been seen here for many day. FoutZ
also pitched part of the first inning. In
the second inning Hughes was put in
the box. Attendance, 4,5S1. Scores:
Brooklyn OOo15-7 s 4
Cincinnatl....1 o o o o "a 10 3
Earned run, Brooklyn; two-base hits,
Pinckney; three. base hits, Beard; stolen
bases, Corkhill, Holiday, Tebeau, and Beard;
double pays, Smith, Colling and FoutZ:
PinckGey, Collins and Foutz. Beard, McPhee
and BELLY, Beard and Reilly; first base on
pitched ball, O'Bnen, Reilly; struck out, by
Caruthers 2. Duryea l; passed ball. Keenan,;
time. 2:o5; umpires, Holland and Kerins.
SECOND GAME.
Brooklyn. 100000 III s 2
Cincinnati 10 90 5000 *-l1 IA 3
Earned runs, Brooklyn 2. Cincinnati 10;
two-base hits 0'Brien, Foutz, Pinckney. Me
Phee =; stolen bases, McPhee, Holiday;
double play. Beard McPhee and Reilly; first
base on balls. off Hughes l. of Niau 3; hit
by pitched ball. O'Brien; struck out, by
Hughes 2, by Viau 3; wild pitches, Hughes l.
Niau L; time, 1885; umpires, Kerins and
Holland.
GREAT KANSAS CITY.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. John Cole
man reappeared with the Athletics to-
day and pitched the first game against
Kansas City. The visitors punched their
hits and won easily. Conway was hit
game was tie, darkness putting a stop
to play at the end of the tenth. Both
pitchers were effective, SwartZel es-
pecially so after the first inning. At
tendance, 1900. Scores:
Kansas City IL O o > 900 IS 8 2
Athletic -. % 1 o o o 0-3 10 2
Earned runs, Athletic /, Kansas City 9;
two-base hits, WEIGH, Larkin, Stearns 2,
Hamilton; double play, Long and Stearns;
first base on balls, off Coleman ), OFF Con-
way 2; struck out. by Coleman l, by Conway
2; time, 20; umpire, Gaffney.
Athletic. 100000 o. z 4
Kansas CITY. % o o 1 l l o o o. 7
Earned runs, Athletic 3, Kansas City 2;
two base hit, Lyons; three-base hit, Stearnsi
home run. Lyons; stolen bases, Mcmahon,
Hamilton, Stearns; first base on balls, by
SWsrtZel q. by Mcmahon 2; struck out, by
SwartZei i, by Mcmahon 3; passed ball,
Gleason; time, l 30; umpire Gaffney.
BATTED BY BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Sept. O. Baltimore bat
ted MeDermott, LOuiSville's new
pitcher, hard to-day and won easily.
KiirOy was very effective. The fielding
of both teams was ragged. Score:
RH E
Baltimore 30 o 90 2 O lilo II 8
Louisville IL 90 300 O. 2 z z
Earned runs, Baltimore s.; two-base hits,
Griffin, shannon; three-base hits, Tucker,
Kilroy, Vaughn; stolen bases, Griffin, Shin,
ole. Mack; double plays, Mack, Tucker and
Ray, Shannon and Stratton; first base on
balls. by McDermott l hit by pitched ball.
Ray; struck out, bv Kilroy z, by McDermott
8; wild pitch, McDermott; time, 1:55; UNI
pire, Goldsmith.