St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-18

first base on balls, Off Cuppy 4, off Staley 1;
struck out by Cuppy 1, by Staley 1; three
pase hit, Virtue: two-base hits. chiids
Quinn; sacrifice hits. Davis. McAleer; stolen
bases Mexican. Mccarthy 3, Long. Nash:
passed ball. Kelly: time. LIS.
PIRATES PLAY WELL.
PITTSBURG. Aug. II. Pittsburg
played an errorless game today, and
won from the senators by opportune
hitting. Score:
Washington-.o 0 o o 0 ely 2
Batteries. Baldwin and Mack, KiIIen and
MeGuire; umpire. wilson; earned runs, Pitts
ourg :; first base by errors. Pittsburg /; left
on bases Pittshnrg 5. Washington s: first
base on balls, off Baldwin ., of Killen 3.
struck out. by Killen :; three base hit Mack;
two-base hits. Kelly, Hoy; sacrifice hits,
Donovan shusaTt 2 Richardson Kinen;
stolen bases. Radford 2, Dowd: passed balls,
MeGnlre =: time. hours
PITCHERS PUNISHED.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 1.-THE New
FORKS ran away from the Reds this
afternoon. Both of the Reds pitchers,
RhlDes and Sullivan, were hit hard and
often, while Rusie pitched in fine style.
Score:
S Cincinnati 2 Q . Q Q CT g 6
y L 2 i i i
Batteries. Rnines, Sullivan and Vaughan,
fusie and Ewing; umpire, Lynch; earned
runs. Cincinnati ). New YORK s; first base bv
errors, New York !. Cincinnati L: left on
bases New York O. Cincinnati Z: first base on
balls off Rhines ?. Sullivan ., Rusie ); struck
out by Sullivan ?, Rusie ,; home runs,
Burke, Doyle; three-base hits. Ewing, Boyle;
two-base hits, Doyle, Ewing, O'Rourke; sac
r,nee hIts. oNeih, Dwyer. khines. Burke;
stolen bases. MePhee. Doyle. Ewing; double
play. Smith. McPhee, Comiskey; passed
Dali, Ewing: time, hours.
COLTS OUTPLAYED.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE Baltimores
outbatted and outplayed the Colts at all
points today. Luby was hit hard and
when base runs counted. Score:
Baltimore % 3 . . Q Eta1s Q
Batteries, Lu5v and Sehriever. Cobb aud
Gunson: earned runs, Chicago =. Baltimore
.; nrst base by errors. Chicago =, Baltimore
:; left ON bases, Chicago g. Baltimore Z; first
base on balls. off Cobb !, off Luby g.; struck
out. by Cobb 4. by Luby ] !: home run, Stoyey;
three-oaSe hits. Shindle y Luby; twe-base-
mis- Sutcliffe, Gunsou: sacrifice hits, Van
Haltren, o'kourke; stolen bases, Suirliffe =
Stricken, Gunsou, Cobb; double play. Luby
Dahlen and Arson: hit by pitcher, Ryan;
Wild pitch. Luby; time, las; umpire. Sny-
DER attendance, 500
QUAKERS TURNED DOWN.
mug. HC
YilleS won the odd game of the series
with Philadelphia. Clausen pitched a
great game, and but for his wild throw
IN the third inning would have white
washed the Phfffies. Attendance, 200.
Weather hot. Score:
Louisville. II 0 0 0 1 0 e-3 4
Philadiuhia. o O 0 o O c. .
Batteries Clausen and Grim, keete and
cross; umpire, AcQuaid; earned run. Louis
vile; first base by errors, Louisville =, Phila-
deIphla /: LEFT on bases, Louisville 4, Phila-
delphia 6; first base on balls, off Ciausen :.
OF keefe l; struck out by Clausen e. by
heefe =: three base hit Cross; sacrifice hits,
Weaver, TAYLOR .. Thompson ,; stolen bases,
Brown =. Pfefer. Reilly , DeIehautv; double
plays, Clausen, Jennings and Whistler; time,
IL
MISERABLE PLAYING.
ST. Louis. Aug. 17.-Wretehed field
ing and Inability to bat lost the home
team t0day'S game against Brooklyn.
Aside from the Browns miserable
work. the contest was featureless. Capt.
Gore and Catcher Moran were partieu-
larly off in their plays. Score:
St Louis 20 Q . o 0 "a ) -
Batteries. Buckley. Moran and Hawley,
DALEY aud Kennedy: umpire, Barnie; earned
runs, Brooklyn !; first base by errors, ST.
Louis 3. BROOKLYN ., left on bases, st. Louis
Z. Brooklyn 5: first base on balls. off Ken
nedy .; of Hawley ): struck out by Hawley
:, by Kennedy ); home run, DALEY; two
base hits, Ward 2; sacrifice hits, Werden,
Coreoran. Daley =, O'Brien, Ward; double
play. Glasscock and Werden; hit by pitcher,
by Hawiey2, by Kennedy /: passed balls,
Aoran l, DALEY J.; time, hours.