St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-31
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Anson's Colts Defeated by Phillies
in Ten Innings,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 30.-The Phil
apelphia club had tO-day's game with
Chicago won by the score of 9 to in
the sixth inning, thanks to errors by
Arson and Earle and some timely hit
ting, but the visitors played a sturdy
uphill game, and tied the score in the
seventh. when they scored six runs on
three singles, double, triple, and
two bases on balls. They won in the
tenth on Cooney's double, Carroll's out,
and Wilmot's single. All of the Phil
lies runs were made after chances had
tendance, 4,912. Score:
Philadelphia OF 1000 oUO- oil 4
Chicago. ...3 000O O6 % lilo 16
Batteries, Smith and Gray, Hutchinson and
Kittridge; earned runs, Chicago Z; two-base
hit, Cooney; home run, Thompson; stolen
bases, sunday 2: first on balls, Sunday, Nc
Cauley Smith, Cooney, Anson; struck out,
Gray, Mayer 2, Carroll, Glenalvin Hutchin-
son; passed ball, Kittridge time, 2:05; UNI
pire, Lynch.
BROOKLYN, Aug. 30.--An old-time
exciting game of ball was played here
to-day between the Brooklyn and Cleve-
land clubs. The only runs made were
credited to Brooklyn in the first inn
ing, when base on balls and lucky
bounder off FoutZ's hit to center gave a
home run and two runs. Poor coaching
lost the visitors chance to tie the
score in the eighth inning. In the ninth
inning Cleveland had three on bases,
but Lovett kept the ball away from
them. Score:
Cleveland 10000 ooo-o 1 3
Brooklyn. =. 20 900 80 5 1
Batteries, Viau and thinner. Lovett and
DAILY. Earned run, Brooklyn; first on errors,
Cleveland 1, Brooklyn 2; left on bases Cleve-
land 6, Brooklyn 4; home run, Foutz; stolen
base, Pinckney; sacrifice hit, 0'Brien; double
play. Mexican, Smalley and Delaney, Nc
kean, Delaney and Viau; struck out, Terry,
Smalley; first on balls off Viau 3, off Lovett
@; time 1 IA; umpire, McQuade.
NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-The Plttsburg
men could not WELD the bat with effect.
New York won the first game after an
interesting fight. New York also won
the second game very easily. Score:
New York. I0000d % 9 2
Batteries. Rusie and Buckley, Phillips and
Wilson, earned runs, New York 3; first on
errors PittsDurg 2; left on bases. New York
5, Pittsburg s. first on balls. off Rusie D; Off
Phillips L; struck out, Burkett: Hornung,
d6Ck0T, IullllpS IAlCC-pueO !eoo-
cock, Burkett, Bassett; tWo-base hits. Glass
cock, Burkett, Rusie; sacrifice hits, Buckley,
Basset, Hornung, Rusie, Miller. Berger Jor-
dan; stolen base. Hornung; double play.
Glasscock and Whistler; time. 1:30; UNI
pire, Streif.
SECOND GAME.
New York. 2OO120 O-7 70 2
PittsbuIg 30 o o o o Is 6 4
Batteries, sharrott and Murphy. Hurd and
Wilson; earned runs, New York 3; left on
bases, New York 3. Pittsburg 8; first on balls,
of Sharrott 4, off Heard Z; struck out, Muir
ply, Sharrott, Wilson, Heard 2; home run,
Tiernan; three base hit, Bassett; stolen bases,
Tiernan, Sharrott, Burke; wild pitches,
Hurd 9; passed ball, Wilson; time. 80; UNI
pire, Stref. 49,.
BosToN, Aug. 3O.-It was an exciting
game to-day and an exciting finish. The
home team played an errorless game up
to the last inning, when Getzeln gave a
base on oalIs, which was fatal. Score:
Boston ooo1o2 8 5
Cincinnati I'll O O O 2 o % o 3-6 8
Earned runs Cincinnati 5. Boston 3: home
run, Sullivan; two-base hits, Latham. Heard,
Smith; stolen bases; Latham 2. Tucker, Nc
Carr; first on balls, Kennin. Sullivan, Smith
first on errors, Boston 3; passed balls. Keenan,
l; wild pitch, Duryea; struck out Mari,
Knight, Duryea, Love, Getzein; time, 2:l6.