St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-01

Cleveland. a Q Q Q is Q I
Batteries, Caruthers and Buckley, Davies
and thinner; umpire, Gaffney; earned runs,
st. Louis ., Cleveland a; first base on errors
St. Louis ), Cleveland .; left on bases st.
Louis q. Cleveland s; first base on balls, off
Caruthers 1, off Davies B.; struck out, by Car
uthers 4, by Davies .; home runs Davies
buckley. BGrkett; two base hits Moriarity
Davis; sacrifice hits, Werden Buckley. Te-
beau; stolen bases, Caruthers. Campau Brett
enstein; double plays. Mexican and Virtue,
Davis. Tebeau and Virtue; time, l. so.
COLONIES COULD NOT BAT.
PITTsBURG, Sept. 3O.-Two singles
was the best Louisville could do off
Ehret's delivery today. Clausen pitched
fine game up to the seventh inning.
In the seventh and eighth the home
team touched HIM up for six hits and
signed two contracts, one for the bal
ance of this season and the other for
next year, and played center field for
PIttsburg. Kelly, who was traded for
Van Haltren, says he will not go to Bal
timore. Score:
Ri. E.
Pittsburg II Q 9 Q 2 9 *-5 s 4
Batteries Ehret and Miller Clausen and
Merritt; umpire. McQuaid; earned runs,
Pittsburg 3; first base by errors Pittsburg2,
Louisville =; left on bases. Pittsburg 6, Louis
L,
Clausen 3; struck out, by Ehret 5, by Clausen
=; home run, Farrell; two-pase hit, Smith:
sacrifice hits, Donovan, Farrell Van Hal
tren, Beckley, Taylor, Weaver. Whistler, Mer-
rift; stolen bases. Beckley =, Smith. Shugart,
Ehret; double plays Merritt and Jennings.
Bierbauer, Shugart and Beckley; passed
balls, Miller. Merritt: time, LAO.
ALL GET HITS BUT ANSoN.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 3O.-The Chicagos
outplayed and outbatted Cincinnati to-
dox, I, &c 81.
could get off Hutchinson. Dahlen made
four hits out of four times at bat, Arson
being the only Chicago player who did
not make one or more hits. The one
run credited to Cincinnati was home
run by Smith in the third inning.
Hoover played very good game in
right field, having three put outs and
two assists. Farmer Vaughn played
third base and did it well. Score:
Cincinnati o o o o 0 o. 3
Batteries Chamberlain and Murphy.
Hutchinson and Kittredge; umpire, Snyder:
earned runs, Cincinnati /. Chicago 4 first
base on balls, off Hutchinson B; struck out, by
Chamberlain s. IIutchison a; home run.
Smith; three-base hit. Parrot; two-base hits.
Dahlen 2, DUNCAN, Chamberlain; sacrifice
hit, Arson; double plays, Parrot, Dahlen
and Arson, Comiskey (alone), Latham and
Latham and Comiskey, Hoover and Vaughn,
Hutchison. Dahlen and Arson; time, 1 As.
QUAKER's GOOD LUCK.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-The Philadel-
phians won close and exciting game
from the New Yorks today. 1t was more
the result of good luck than skilled
playing. The New Yorks outbatted
their opponents and fielded more
sharply, but an infield hit that bounded
n l<.x Ia. ataI
tory. Score:
f fsM hGTf . 80 i
Batteries, Rusie and Ewing. Keefe and
Clements; umpire, Emslie: earned runs New
\ ork 2. Philadelphia |; first base by errors,
N ew York /: left on bases, New York s. Phil
adelphia 3; first base on balls, off Rusie 3,
keefe / struck out, by Rusie 4, keefe 2; two
base hits, Mcmahon, Delehanty; sacrifice
man, Thompson ., keefe; stolen bases.
keefe; wild pitches. Rusie l. Keefe /; passed
ball. Clements; time, AS.
THEIR BATTING PAINFUL.
BROOKLYN, Sept. 3O.-The Brooklyns
were Outplayed at Eastern park today
by the BaltimoreS, and the visitors
fairly won the victory. Kennedy was
treated to disagreeable surprise in the
third inning, when triple, a two-bagger
and three singles gave the Baltimores
three runs. The BrooklyDs telded at
times like a lot of amateurs, and their
work at the bat was painful. Score:
Brooklyn. 20 0 o 0 IA 5
Baltimore II 0 8 0 o / o 0 - ID 5
Batteries, Kennedy and Daily, Schmidt and
Robinson; umpire, Lynch: earned runs
Brooklyn 3, Baltimore 3; left on bases Brook
lyn 4, Baltimore =; first base on balls, off
Kennedy 3, Schmidt 4; struck out by Ken
nedy 4. schmidt 4; three-base hit, DAILY BAL
Graw; sacrifice hits, Ward, DAILY DALEY;
stolen bases, Foutz ., Brouthers: double
plays, Corcoran and Ward. Waid and Robin
son: time /: 40.
NO MATCH FOR BOSTON.
Boston, Sept. 3O.-The Senators had
rather a mixed team in the field today.
and were no match for the champions,
who played perfectly. Kelly retired in
the second inning after injurug his
fingers. Duffy's batting was feature.
Score:
Boston. IL 9 1 *-13 II
Washington o o Q % S
Batteries. Nichols ana Bennett, Killen and
Dowse; umpire Burns; earned runs Boston
2, Washington 3; first base by errors Boston
2; left on bases, Boston washington 5; first
base on balls, off Nichols /, Killen s.; struck
out by Nichols q, kilIep 3; three-ba hits.
Duffy Long; two-base hits, Mccarthy, Kill
len; sacrifice hits, Duffy, Tucker, DoWd,
Quinn, Nichols =, Nash; stolen bases. Nc
earthly, Duffy, Bennett, Lowe. Nichols Hoy
.: double play. Dowse and Richardson; hit
by pitcher, by Killen |; time, AS.
Reserved His Decision.