St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-02

Tucker; sacrifice hits, Duffee 2, Dowse,
Dowd, Quinn, Abbey, Shannon, .Tucker:
stolen bases, Shannon, Dowse, Duffee;
double play, Burke, Long and Nash: hit by
pitcher, by Abbey 1; wild pitches, Abbey /,
Stivetts ], Staley l; time, ] AS.
OLD-TIME SLUGGING.
BROOKLYN. Oct. II he game of ball
today between the Brooklyns and Balti-
mores was thoroughly enjoyed by the
large, good-natured crowd present.
There was some loose playing on both
sides, but the bad effect produced was
the leather in different innings during
the game. Attendance, 1876. Score:
Baltimore. 30 Q 8 5 5 O-S1 2
Batteries, Stein, Haddock and Kinslow,
Cobb and Gunson; umpire, Lynch; earned
runs, Brooklyn 5. Baltimore S; first base by
errors. Brooklyn 2, Baltimore =; left on bases
Brooklyn g. Baltimore s; first base on balls,
off Stein 9, off Haddock 2, off Cobb 5; struck
out. by Stein 2. by Haddock !. by Cobb 81;
home run, McGTaw; two-base hits, Kinslow.
Burns. Haddock; sacrifice hits, Ward (Balti-
more), Gunson; stolen bases, Haddock,
Ward (Ballimore): double plays, Sutcliffe
and Shindle, Sutcliffe, Gunson and McGraw,
Cross and Sutcliffe; wild pitches, Haddock J.,
Cobb l; time, 1850.
PASSED BALLS HELPED.
NEW YORK, Oct. lit took ten inn
lngs to decide tOday'S game between the
New YOrks and Philadelphias. The
game was very Interesting from the
first inning to the end. Passed balls
gave the visitors good chance to get
in run or two. Score:
New York; 0 0 0 0 0 0-3 4
Philad'a..0 0 0 1 1 1 IA 4 3
Batteries. King and Ewing, weighing and
eli No,
York 2; first base by errors, New York l.,
Philadelphia g.; left on bases, New York 6,
Philadelphia Z; first base on balls. off King
3. off weighing 1: home run, Ewing; two-base
hits. Keller, Fuller. Thompson: sacrifice hits,
Boyle, Cross . Connor; stolen bases. Fuller.
Mailman. Delehanty; double plays. Boyle and
Mcmahon. Cross and COnnor; hit by pitcher
Thompson; wild mitch, King: passed balls,
Ewing 3, Clements l; time, 200.
ONE EACH.
PITTSBURG, Oct. 1.-Pittsburg and
Louisville played two games today and
broke even. Terry pitched the first
game, and, while he was hit safely
eleven times, the hits were SO well scat
tered that but three runs resulted. In
the second game the score was tie up
to the ninth inning, when Shugart made
a muff. which allowed the visitors to
score the winning run. Score:
Pittsburg % 0 40 8 1 so ii 5
Louisville...0 1 0 0 G o. II
Batteries, Terry and Miller, Sanders and
Merritt; umpire, McQuaid; earned runs,
Pittsburg =, Louisville 2; left on bases Pitts
burg z Louisville S; first base On balls off
Sanders 2, Terry 2; struck out, by Terry 4.
Sanders .: three-base hits, Shugart, Van
Haltren: two base hits, Smith. Sanders, sacri-
flee hits Donovan. Beckley, Bierbauer
Brown .. Bassett; stolen bases, Donovan and
Merritt; double plays, Whistler. Jennings
ana Pfeffer, Sanders, Merritt and Pfetfer;
passed ball, Merritt; time 2:10.
Second Game R.H.E.
LonisvilleO 0 o o o 8 II o 8
Batteries. Ehret Baldwin and Miller.
Stratton and Merritt: umpire, Charles
Mitchell; earned runs. Pittsburg 3, Louisville
3; left on bases Pittsbury 3, Louisville L;
first bass on balls. off Ehret 4, Stratton 3;
struck out. by Ehret4 4. Stratton2; home run,
Whistler; three-base hits, Basselt, Stratton;
twO-base hit Donovan:. sacrifice hits, Miller,
Beckley, Taylor, Weaver: double play,
Jennings. Merritt and Whistler; hit by
pitcher, By Ehret 1; passed balls, Miller 3;
time, 200.