St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ehe Bridegrooms Win Three
Games From PittSburC.

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New YORK, Sept. 1.-Three games
were played at Brooklyn to-day be-
tween Brooklyn and Pittsburg Ma
tional leagues teams. The bridegrooms
won all three games. Scores:
Plttsburg 100 100000 50 7 6
Brooklyn -. A 2 o. 2 o *-1OIO 8
Batteries. Baker and Wilson, Caruthers
and Clark; earned runs, Brooklyn 2: first
base on errors Pittsburg 3, Brooklyn 2; left
on bases, Pittsburg 2, Brooklyn 5: three
base hits. Miller, Clark; stolen Bases Collins,
O'Brien, Foutz, Terry 2, Burns; two base
hits, Burke. Baker, o. Brien, Clark; double
plays Sales Wilson, Decker, Collins alone:
struck out, Fou,z. Caru;hers .. Wilson first
base on balls, Baker 4, Caru theirs >; hit by
pitched ball. Osborne, Burns: wild pitchas,
Baker B; time, 81; UMPIRE Shrief.
SECOND GAME. r. H E.
Brooklyn ND o 10000 ID 7 o
Pittsburg- $500. o o l % O *-3 5
Batteries, Anderson and Decker. Lovett
and Daily: earned runs, Pittsburg 2. Brook
lvn 2; first base on errors. Pittsbnrg =; left
OH bases, Pittsburg z, Brooklyn =; three-base
hits, Sales, Pinckney, Burns; twobase HIT
BERGER; double play. Collins, Smith and
Pinckney; struck out, Daiy Burke Decker 2
Hecker. Osborne, Jordan, Anderson O Brien'
Foutz, Terry; first base on balls, off Ander
son l: hit by pitched ball, Sales; passed ball
DcChSIi IlllS, .OZ, ul1l plrcS, Slr61I ana Plk6
THIRD GAME. T. H +
Pittsbutg-..-. 30 0Ol Q 5 0 o o. 4
Earned runs. Pittsburg /, Brooklyn 4 first
on errors. Pittsburg ], Brooklyn 8; left on
bases, Pittsburg 8, Brooklyn Z; home run,
Burns: two-base hits, Collins, O'Brien
stolen bases, Hecker; struck out, Decker
and Anderson 2; sales, first base on balls,
Anderson 4, Terry 2; wild pitches, Anderson,
Terry; time. l Al; umpires, Streif and Pike.
I "a
elphia-Cincinnati game this morning
was one of the best and most quickly
played games seen here this season.
Score:
Cincinnati 40 0 / 0OO Oo0-1 O
PHILADELPHIA, 20 1 0 o 90 l So 2
Batteries, Mullane and Harrington, Glea-
son and Schriyer: earned runs. Cincinnati l,
Philadelphia L two-base hit. Reilly; stolen
base, McPhee; first base on balls, McPhee 2,
Hamilton, Sunday, Myers, Thompson, Nc
Cauley: struck out. McPhee, Mullane,
Schriyer, Allen; passed ball, Harrington; ;
time, 1:2U; umpire, Powers.
AFTERNOON GAME.
The Cincinnati team won the after
noon game by hard hitting in the first
inning. Score:
Philadelphia. 4 o D o o 90 O-5 9 4
Batteries. keenan,, Mullane and Harring-
ton and Vickery and Sehnver; earned runs,
Cincinnati 1, Philadelphia 8; base hits,
Knight. Holiday, Thompson; three-base hits,
Mullane. SchriYer, GRAY, Thompson; home
Reilly, Holiday, Sunday; double plays,
Myers and Allen, Allen and McCauley. Allen,
Myers and McCauley, Beard. McPhee and
Reilly; first on balls McPbee, Holiday, Har-
Cauley, Allen: hit by pitched bali, Myers
struck out, Mari. Holiday, Myers, Vickery;
wild pitch, Vickery; time, 1855; umpire,
Powers
BosToN. Sept. 1.-The home team
could not hit Luby, and that tells the
story. Score:
Chicago. ...oo11 oooo2E4 8 )
Boston ..........O 0 o o o 90 IL o 2
Batteries Luby and Nagle, Nichols and
Luby; two-base hits, Carroll. Burns. Lowe !;
stolen base. BIodie; first base on balls. Car
roll; McGarr; first base on error. Chicago;
wild pitches, u " 2; struck out, Arson,
GIenaiy ', IL. Ear, Luby Maggie 2 Tucker,
Arson; time. sc; umpire, McQuade.
AFTERNOON GAME.
This afternoons game was a farce
after the third inning, in which six hits,
four fielding errors and two battery
errors gave the Chicagos eight earned
runs. Score:
Chicago. III soo1o5 o-15 IS =
Boston -. Il 100 3 90 5--lI Is II
Batteries. Stein and Kittridge, Ciarkson
and Hardy; earned runs, Chicago 5, Boston
.; two-base hits, Carroll, Wiimot, Earle,
Sullivan, Hardie; three-base hits, Cooney,
McGarr; stolen bases, Cooney, Carroll,
Tucker. McGarr; first OH balls, Carroll. Hines
2, Tucker. Lowe 2, Smith =, McGarr; first on
errors Chicago l, Boston /; h1l by pitched
ball, Carroll, Hines. Tucker, Brodie Smith /;
passed ball, Hardie; wild pitches, Clarkson
2: struck out. Wilmot, Glenaivin. Stein, Kit
ridge, Hines, Brodie. Lowe. Hardie = Smith ;
double plays, Burns and Cooney, Brodie ana
Hardie; time, hours; umpire, McQuade.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The New York
and Cleveland league teams played two
lively games this afternoon. Score:
New York 40 o / OF 900 PAP 4
Cleveland 40 O o o o o CO 4
Batteries Rusie and Buckley, Young and
thinner: earned runs, New York q: first OH
errors, New York 2, Cleveland 2; left OH
bases, New York z. Cleveland z: first base OH
balls, Rusie 3. Young 4; struck out, Buckley
2, thinner 2. Delaney, Young 3; three-base
hits, Tiernan. Hornung; two-base hits, Glass
cock. Rusie; sacrifice hits. Bassett, Hornung,
West. Virtue, Smalley; stolen base, Herman
double plays, Smalley and Virtue. Bassett,
GlaSscOck and Whistler Mexican and Virtue