St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-08

Miller; umpire, Lynch; earned runs, New
York 2, pttsburg l; first base by errors, New
\ ork ,. Pittsburg 1; left on bases, New York
3 Pittsburg ,; first base OH balls, off Rusie l,
Terry 3; struck out. by Rusie ), Terry 3;
three-bGse hit, Rusie; twobasc hits. Doyle,
Donovan; sacrifice hits, Donovan, smith,
stolen bases Ii. Lyons, Doyle: double play,
Bierbauer Shugart. Buckley; wild pitches,
Rusie p; passed balls, Boyle ,; time, :35.
Second Game H. H. e.
New York j 0 0 9 Ole is 5
Pittsburg.. % 3 0 O. s 10
Batteries. Crane and Boyle, Ehret and
Miller: umpire, Lynch; earned runs. New
York IL, Pittsburg =; first base by errors New
York .. Pftts5urg =; left OH. bases. New York
10, Pittsburg 4: first base on balls. off Crane
3, off Ehret 3: home runs. Fuller; three-base
Donovan: sacrifice hits, II. Lyons Miller.
Farrell, Bierbauer: stolen bases, Burke s.
Richardson. Fuller: double plays, Fuller.
Burke and Mcmahon; hit by pitcher, Doyle,
time, l:55
LAID TO SUTCLIFFE.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 7.-Sutclif1e'S err
rOrs were both costly and had much to
do with Baltimore'S defeat. Atten-
dance, 800. Score:
Louisville. % Q o g 9 9 @, 9 g
Batteries. Stratton and Merritt; Cobb and
Cunson; umpire, Burns; earned runs, Louis
Vile, =: Baltimore, p first base by errors,
Louisville. 3; Baltimore, 3; left on bases.
Louisville, IL Baltimore S; first base on
balls, off Cobb, 3; struck out, by Cobb, 3;
three base hits, Shindle, Merritt; two-base
hit McGraw; sacrifice hits Taylo' SUIT
cliffe, Van Haltren; stolen bases, O'Rourke.
Jennings, McGraw; double plays. Stricken,
ORourke and Sutcliffe; Shndle and SUIT
ciiffe; hit by pitcher, by Cobb, .; passed
ball, Merritt; time l:45.
AT HUTeI's MERCY.
BROOKLYN, Sept. 7.-Although the
attendance was meager at Eastern
park today the Brooklyns and Chlcagos
put up an admirable game. Hutchin-
two innings had the Brooklyns at his
mercy. The support throughout was
perfect. Score:
Brooklyn.. % 2 0 % 9 :
Chlcago......0 l 0 0 - II 2
Batteries, Haddeek and DALEY, Hptchin.
earned runs, Brooklyn 2, Chicago s; first base
by errors, Chicago 1; left on bases, Brooklyn
J. Chicago q; first base on balls. off Had
dock 2; struck out, by Haddock 4, by Hutch
inson 8; three-base hits Arson, Ryan; two
base hits, DALEY, Burns, Dahien, DUNCAN;
sacrifice hits, O'Bren, Caravan = Dahlen;
stolen base, Daley; double PLAYS; Ward;
Arson; wild pitches, Haddock =; time, LBS.
| BOTH PITCHERS WILD.
BosToN, Sept. 7.-Boston defeated st.
Louis today III game marked by free
| hitting and sharp fielding. Long and
| GlasscOck made wonderful stops and
| Nash played well at third. Both pitch
erS were wild. Nichols hit four men.
| but two of them in the forearm, and
Caruthers gave live bases on balls.
| Score:
o
St. Louis 49,. 5 0 o o o o. 2
! Batteries, Nichols and Bennett Caruthers
and Buckley; umpire. Gaffney; earned runs,
Boston p: st. Louis 1: inst base by errors. st.
first base on balls, off Nichols l, off Caruth-
| ers 5; struck out by Nichols ,, by Caruthers
| .; three-base hits, Duffy, Caruthers; two
base hit, Glasscock: sacrifice hits. Mccarthy,
stolen bases Duffy. Glasscoek; double
play Quinn, Nash and Tucker; hit by
time, :45. Attendance, 1854.
WOOD GETS A DIAMOND BADGE.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. THE home
team won this afternoon from Cincin-
natl. George Wood, the old Phiadel-
the visitors. was presented with $500
diamond badge. Attendance 1,54O.
Score:
CINCINNATI. o O. 100 2 CO S 4
PHILADELPHIA 0. 0 0 . 1 ca 4
Batteries, Chamberlain and Vaughn, Wey-
hing and Clements; umpire. Emslie; earned
runs, Cincinnati . first base by errors. Gin
cinnati j. Philadelphia 4; left on bases, Gin
cinnatI q. Philadelphia 10; first base on
balls, off Chamberlain 3. off weighing Z;
struck out, by Chamberlain o. by weighing 4;
two base hits Chamberlain. Browning,
Cross; sacrifice hits Smith. DWyer. Allen,
Mailman. Thompson; stolen bases, Hamilton
,, Allen. Latham, Holiday, Smith; wild
pitch, Chamberlain; passed balls, Waugh 2;
time, 300.