St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-29
TRIED HARD TO WIN.
Saints Receive a Double
Knockout at the Hands
of Brewers.
E1illers Have Little Difficulty
in Putting the Babies to
Sleep.
Omaha Gives Denver a Drub-
bling and Cowboys Beat
CornhuSkerS.
Results of Contests in the Two
Leagues and American
Association.


Western Assoc'n American Assn
Lincoln at st. Paul. Toledo at Rochester.
Denver at Sioux City. columbus at Phila.
Kansas City al Omaha. Louisville at Syracuse.
Players League National League
Buffalo at Phila. Chicago at Phila.
Chicago at New York. Cincinnati at Boston.
Cleveland at BrooklynlC Cleveland at Brklyn.
Pittsburg at Boston. lPittsburg at N. \.
Special to the Globe.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Aug. 28.-The
Milwaukee and ST. Paul teams finished
their series to-day by playing two
games. the first of which required eleven
innings to be decided. The first game
was holly contested, and was almost
devoid Of both hits and errors for eight
innings. Meekin pitched strong game
against the locals, who were entirely
unequal to the task of hitting him I'M
til the latter part of the game. He was
given excellent SUPPORT, especially by
Abbey, who made some wonderful run
ming catches of the sky rocket order.
In the ninth. tenth and eleventh innings
st. Paul got men on third base, but
were unable 10 get accl oss the plate. 1t
was one of the most stubbornly con-
tested games seen on the grounds
this year. The visitors also made a
great effort for victory in the second
game. and made the locals hustle to
win. BOJh teams again put up a fine
article of ball and finished their season
fight in manner highly satisfactory to
the spectators. Neither side scored in
the first inning of the first game. In
the second inning Morrissey got first
on Murphy's tumble, went to second on
a passed ball, to third on wild pitch
and scored on another passed ball. In
the fifth inning Urquhart tied
got to first on balls, went
to second and third on Meekln's hit and
scored when Murphy bit safely. Dali
rymple won the game for Milwaukee in
the eleventh inning. He started with
q double and scored on Krieg'S double.
The first inning of the second game was
prolific of runs for both sides. For Mil
waukee Shoch got first on an error of
MurrllyS. stole second, and scored on a
wild pitch In st. PauIS half, Abbey
got first on Welch's error, second on
Daly's sacrifice, and scored on Nc
Laughlin's hit. Mclaughlin made hit,
got second on the attempt to catch Abbey
at the plate. and scored on OBrien's
hit. In MiIwaukeeis half of the third
Dalrymple hit safely. stole second and
scored on Morrissey's double. In St.
Paul's half of the fourth, Mains and
Urquhart made singles successfully,
and were sent across the plate by
Meellns double. In the fifth, Shock
made a single and was sent home by
Dalrympe's single and Welch's sacri-
fee. Milwaukee scored three times in
the sixth on singles by Petit, Krieg
and Alberts and a muff of thrown ball
by Uquhart at the plate. Milwaukee
made five runs in the eighth Oh singles
by Poorman, Petit Welch, Alberts
double, Krieg's sacrifice and Meekin's
wild throw The st. Pauls scored
twice in their half of the eighth Oh
singles by Abby. O'Bren and Mains.
Dalrymple's base on balls. first on be-
ng hit by the pitcher, wild pitch and
Days mutf let Shoch score in the ninth.
Score.