St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-05

Mcclure: umpires Lynch and Knowles:
earned rams New York j, Washington - !;
first base on errors. New York =, Washington
/; left on bases. New York Z, Washington .;
first base on balls off Ruse 6, off Meekin ;
struck out, by Rusie ). by Meekin /; home
run, Doyle; two-base hit, Ewing; sacrifice
hits, Lyons =. Rusie. Radford =, Mcclure !;
stolen bases. Doye2, Herman, Keller Rusie
Dowd J, Radford. Duffee; hit by pitcher
Meekin: time. 40.
Second Game RI f..
New York. 3 / . o 0 % IL 0
Washington % 0 0 l 0 0 0-5 IL 5
batteries, Rusie and Ewing. Killen and Nc
Guire; umpire, Knowles: earned runs, New
York 3, Washington l. first base by errors
New York 3, Washington 2; left on bases,
New York 9, Washington IL; first base on
balls. off Rusie Z, Klllen g.; struck out, by
Rusie >: killen 5; home run, Rusie; two base
hits, Mcmahon, Twilchell: sacrifice hits
Burke, Herman, Dowd. Mcclure; stolen
bases, Burke. Lyons. Doyle ), Ewing: double
plays. Radford, Dowd and Larkin, Radford
and Dowd; hit by pitcher, Keeler: wild pitch,
Rhsie; passed ball. Mcclure: time. 1:4S.
AWFUL FIELDING.
PITTSBURG. Oct. 4.-Ehret pitched a
flle game today, but the twelve errors
made i'll his support tells the tale of
LoulSville's victory without an earned
run. In the tenth Louisville made
three runs. without a hit or base on
balls,on fumbles and wild throws by the
lnfield. Score:
Pittsburg % / 10 0 0 0 % 10 II
Lousvile0 0 s 0 q 0 SO 4 .
Batteries, Ehret and Miller Sanders and
Merritt; umpire, McQuaid carried runs
Pittsburg q; first base by errors, Pittsburg J.
Louisville6 g.; left on bases, Pittsburgs, Louis
Vile D; first base on balls. off Ehret Sanders
!; struck out, by Ehret Z, Sanders ); three
Dase hit. Weaver; two-base hits, Donovan,
Van Haltren, Miller Shugart sacrifice hits,
Beckley >, Bassett. Jennings: stolen bases
Miller. Smith; wild pitch Ehret; passed bali,
Merritt; time, / 80.
SOUGHT \ NEW FIELD.
INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 4.-The Cincin-
natl and st. Louis league bal teams
played one or their postpo schedule
games here today. The improbable at
tendance in some of the league cities
prompted the transfer Of the game here
as sort of an experiment, the intention
being to bring others if the patronage
warranted. The attendance did not eX-
coed 500, and the game WAS Spirtless
and marked by numerous and ragged
errors. st. Louis won. Score:
r. II. E.
Cincinnati. . . 0 0 Is 5 s
st. Louis. IL l 1 0 l 1 0 SO Is Z
Batteries. sullivan and Murphy. Caruthers.
i'ilSSo Giid pre-, chamberlain,
earned runs, It. Louis 8; first base By errors
Cincinnati ), st. Louis ,; first bas. on balls.
OF Caruthers l. Sullivan /; struck ont, by
sullivan T. Ceruthers ,; home run. Camp:
ihree,base HIS, "erden, Camp, Browning,
Naught, Smith and Holiday; double plays
Vaughn, Latham and Comiskey =, Camp,
Crooks and Werden; hit by pitcher by
CarLthers |. Sullivan l; wild pitch, Caruth-
erS; time, ~.
WON A SWIMMING GAME.
BOSTON, Oct. 1.-The weather inter-
fered with Boston's programme today,
and only one game of six innings was
completed. Boston won easily. Ben
first base on Nash's twO-bagger. Joseph
Kelly has arranged terms with the Bal
timores for the rest of the season. At
tendance, 413. Score:
Boston. ....O 0 0 0 "A ,
Baltlmore.-.-. I'D 0 0 90 4
Batteries, Nichols and Bennett. Cobb and
Gunson; umpire, Emslic; first base by errors,
Boston =; first base on balls. off Nichols 1.
Cobb :; struck out, by Nichols ), Cobb ,; two
base hit. Nash; sacrifice hits, Mccarthy.
Quinn: double play, Quinn and Long;
time, 30.
DARKNESS CAUSES A TIE.
BROOKLYN, Oct. 4.-For four innings
at Eastern park this afternoon Jack
~ wi. VI h'ofASil'liitt was CuSCllNC
in disposing of the opposing batsmen.
Then the Brooklyns proceeded to make
UP for lost time. The Philadelphias did
not find Stein an easy mark, and Kinslow
was practically responsible for the three
runs the visitors made in the third
inning. From the fifth to the eighth
inning play was lively. The game
should have been called In the eighth
inning, but Burns tried to let the Brook
lyns score. They failed to do so, and
then Burns called the game. Score:
Brooklyn.. 20 0 o o O-s 10 >
Philadelphia 0 ) 0 / So =
Batteries, Stein and Kinslow, Taylor and
Clements: umpire, Burns; earned runs,
Brooklyn =, Philadelphia 2; first base by err
rors. brooklyn :, Philadelphia >; left Oh
bases, Brooklyn z, Philadelp nia &: first base
on balls, off Stein 3, Taylor .; struck out, by
Stein ], Taylor 4; home runs, Kinslow. Burns;
three base hits, Delehanty, Thompson; two
base hits, Mailman, Connor; sacrifice hits,
Ward, Hamilton, Thompson, Clements, Allen,
Taylor, Kinslow. Conner; stolen bases. Cross,
DAILY; double plays, Stein Corcoran and
Brouthers, Hallman. Allen and Connor;
passed ball, Kinsiow; time, LOB.