St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston Gives Pittsburg a Pair Of
Black Ewes.

Boston Gives PIttsbufg a FAR OF
Black Eyes.
BOSTON. Aug. 27.-The Bostons
played off to-day with Pittsburg the
game which was prevented by rain in
Pttsburg on the last trip. The home
team conld not lose if it tried to. Score,
first game:
Boston .....o 27Oo02s 2-16 q 10
Pittsburg 30 o o . 3 Q / o. ~ 81
Batteries, Garrison and Camel; o'Brien
and Wilson: earned runs. Boston 3, Pitts
burg 4; two-base hits Tucker q Clarkson,
CAMEL, Smith, Clarksor stolen bases, Hines,
Lowe, Smith, Miller: first on balls, Hines,
Tucker, Hardie 2, Brodie, Lowe 2, McGarr
Smith, Berger, Hecker2, Wilson, Little 2;
pitches, GARRISON l, Osborne; struck out,
Hines, Tucker, Little, Heard 9; double plays
Tucker and Smith, Berger and Hecker; time,
As; umpire, Powers.
iSECoND GAME.
Boston 49,. 20 GO 1904 o 6--11l2 2
Pittsburg. -2 0 U o 90 o O. 9 8
Batteries, ..Getzein and Camel; Phillips
and Wilson; earned runs, Boston 3, Pitts
burg l; home run, Hines; two-base hits,
Hardie, Getzein, Little, Watson. Heard; three
base hits, Tucker CAMEL, Hecker; stolen
bases, Brodie, McGarr, Smith 2; first on
balls, Tucker, Smith 4: first on errors, Bos-
l, Pittsburg l wild pitch, Phillips; struck
out, Hines. Lowe. Getzein, Osborne. Jordan
2, Wilson 2, Phillips; double play, Miller and
B erger; time, 40; umpire, Powers.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27.-Luck was
again with the Philadelphia team in the
game with Cleveland. Nearly all of
their hits and each of their opponents
errors contributed to the run getting.
Score: E1
Cleveland. ..ooo1o o1oc-2 8 3
Philadelphia. l o l 2 o o0-4 8
Batteries, Young and thinner. Smith and
Schrives; earned runs, Cleveland l, Philadel-
phia l; stolen pases Delaney, Sunday 2,
Thompson; double plays, Myers and Meaze
Young L, by Smith 3: struck out Mexican,
Gray. Meaze; passed bali, Gimme; time,
1:25; umpire, Lynch.
New YORK, Aug. 27.-The Cincinnatis
won the second game of the series from
the Brooklyn team at Brooklyn to-day.
Score:
Cincinnati. ....oo1o BOSE 2
Brooklyn. 0 o 90 90 OIL 3
Batteries, Mulane and Harrington; Terry,
Caruthers and DAILY; earned runs: Cincinnati
4: first base on errors, Cinslnnatl L; lett on
bases Cincinnati z, Brooklyn 3; three-base
hit, Mari; two-base hits. Terry, O'Brien and
Harrington; stolen bases, McPhee and Reilly;
sacrifice hits, Mari, Reilly 2, Beard, Holiday
Knight and Harrington: struck out, MARI
Be.,rd, Holiday Foutz Daily 2: double plays,
Latham, McPhee, Reilly; first base on balls,
off Terry l. off Caruthers 2, off Mullane 5:
wild pitches, Mullane 2; time, 1:ol umpire,
McQuade.
nNEw YORK, Aug. 27.-Anson's team
won its third consecutive victory from
the New York league nine to-day.
Score:
r. II. E.
New York.. ..o1oo ooooo-1 i 5
Chicago. ........O o 1 90 d o. *-5 6 a
Batteries, Rusie and Buckley Hutchinson
and Kittridge; earned runs, New York l.
Chicago first base on errors, New York g.
Chicago s; left on bases, New York 8. Chi
cago 5; first base on balls, off Rusie 5, off
Hutchinson /: struck out Whistler 2, Burk-
EFT, Denny l. Rusie 2. Arson. Glenalavin.
Earle, Kittridge; two-base hits, Buckley, Bas-
sett, Glenalvin; sacrifice hits, Glasscock,
Denny, Carroll 2, Kittridge; stolen base,
Tiernan: passed ball, Buckley; time, 1:29;
umpire, STREET.