St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-10

Boston. Sept. 9.-The five left hand
ers on the Cleveland team batted out
victory today, assisted by Boston's
errors. Yonng was effective at critical
times, Childs and Duffy led the hit
ting, and Long, Davis and Burkett car
ried off the fielding honors. Attendance,
1925. Score:
cleveia iii..G Q : 3 / % II :
Batteries, Nichols and Cancel Young and
thinner: umpire, Gaffney; earned runs,
Boston l. Cleveland 1; first base by errors.
2, Cleveland 6; struck out, by Nichols s,
Young 4; two base hits Burkett. Virtue,
thinner, Childs, Davis; sacrifice hits, Davis
McAleer. Camel, Burkett 'febeau; stolen
bases. Burkett, McAleer, Childs, Quinn;
time, /: 40.
MARRIED BY ERRORS.
BROOKLYN, Sept. 9.-Today's game
at Eastern park was marred in its brill
fancy by miserable combination of
errors by the Pittsburgs in the seventh.
Kennedy pitched against Smith, and had
rather the best of the encounter. Score:
X. II. E.
Pittsburg 20 Q Q Q Q 90 ! S
Batteries. Kennedy. and Kinslow, Smith
brooklyn ]. Pittsburg 1; LETT on bases. Brook
Ign 3, Pittsburg 5; first base on balls. off Ken
nedy 2, Smith 4; struck out, by Kennedy s.
Smith l; two-base hits. Kinslow. Mack, Burns;
sacrifice hit, Farrell; stolen bases, O'Brien,
Shugart Beckley; double plays, Shugart,
Beckley, Farrell and Beckley, Miller and
Bierbauer Corcoran and Brouthers; time
40.
NEITHER COULD WIN.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 9.-The game was
lost, won and tied today. st. Louis
scored four runs in the fourth on sim
gle, four errors and hit by pitcher.
The Baltimores tied the score in the
eighth, and could have won had not
ORourke been sleeping on third. Dark
ness ended the game. Two contests are
on for tomorrow. Attendance, 643.
Score:
s.; hGn!si':: 20 &c g g 3
Batteries. Hawke and Buckley Cobb and
Gunson; umpire, SNYDER; earned runs St.
Louis 5. Baltimore 1; left OH bases. ST. Louis
2, Baltimore 6; first base Oh balls, off Hawke
3; Cobb /; struck out by Hawke 4, Cobb 8;
@ hs Bn aTsn MeGTaw
sacrifice hits, Gunson, Glasscock, McGraw;
stolen bases, Sutcliffe, Strickey; double
plays, shindle and sutcliffe. sutcliffe (unas
Wild pitch, Hawke; passed balls, Buckley /,
Gunson 1; time, $50
WON IN ONE INNING.
New YORK, Sept. 9.-The New Yorks
scored all their winning runs in the
fifth inning today. After the bases
were full, Chamberlain forced in a run
with base on balls, and Tielnan
cleared the bases with home run drive.
Score:
o Ssw nNlh % . g
Batteries. Rusie, Mcmahon and Boyle
S Chamberlain and Vaughn; umpire Lynch;
New York 3, Cincinnati S; first base
Oh balls, off Rusie 6. Chamberlain S; struck
out, by Rusie Z, Chamberlain 3; home run.
Herman; three-base hit, Wood: two-base
hits, Mcmahon. Smith; sacrifice hit, Tiernan:
stolen bases, McPhee, Latham, Smith: double
plays. Doyle and ID. Lyons Smith and Lath-
am; passed balls, Doyle ., Mcmahon; time
ESQ.
SAVED BY REILLY.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9. Philadel-
phia presented Il patched up team
against Chicago today. The game was
pitchers battle, and was saved for the
home club by wonderful jumping
hand catch and lightning throw to first
by Reilly in the eighth. Attendance.
LOGO. Score:
R.HE
Chicago. 40 o 0 1 c.
Philadelphia 0 1 0 0 0 S.
Batteries Keefe and Clements, Hutchinson
and kittfidge: umpire, Emslie; earned runs.
Chicago l, Philadelphia 1: first base bv err
rors. Chicago .. Philadelphia l; left on bases
Chicago 6. Philadelphia 5; first base on balls
Off Hutchinson !, Keefe 2; struck out by
Hutchinson ., keefe =; three-b base hit RYAN:
tWo-baSe hits, Thompson, Hutchinson A lien:
sacrifice hits, Kittridge =, Stephenson, Cross;
double plays, Allen and Common, Cross, Allen
and Conner, Caravan and Arson; wild
pitch. hutchinson; passed ball, Clements;
time 1 :4O.
SENATORS SHUT OUT.
WASHINGTON, Sept. g. - Louisville
defeated Washington today because
they gave Sanders perfect support, and
because the home club was unable TO
bat effectively. The game was feature
less save for Richardson's perfect and
widely comprehensive work at short.
and for marvellous stop and throw by
Bassett OF Abbey's hit IN the eighth
inning. Attendance small. Score:
WashingtonO 0 0 o %
Louisville...0 l o 0 9 0 *-3 O
Batteries Abbey and Milligan, Sanders and
Merritt; umpire, Burns; earned run, Louis
vile; first base by errors. Louisville 4, Wash
vile 4; first base on balls, off Sanders |. Alb
hey I; struck out, Sanders l, Abbey 3; sacri-
fee hits, Twitchell, Weaver Jennings:
stolen bases. Bassett, Jennings Whistler:
double plays Pfeffer, Jennings and W histler'
Richardson and Larkins. Dowd. LarkIus
and Mllligan; hit by pitcher by Abbey /;
time. 1:4U.