St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-03
SPIDERS STILL FIRST.
Won Der Ahe's Pitchers N. Cite
at Boston.

Won Der Ahe's Pitchers N. Cite
at Boston.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 2.-In the first in
ming of today's game It did not look
much as though Cleveland had the ghost
OF show TO win. An error when the
side should have been retired, followed
oy rafting good batting, gave the st.
Louis seven runs. After that the local
team knocked all of Mr.. Won Der Ahe's
pitchers out of the box. McAleer's
playing in center field was never
equaled in Cleveland. Attendance, 1850.
Score:
st; Louis IT o / q o / III 10 2
Batteries, -Cuppy and thinner; Calvin,
Saruthers, Hawke and Buckley; umpire,
snyder l;os earned runs, Cleveland ). St. Louis
.; ieIt on bases. Cleveland 10. ST. LOUIS Z;
lrst base on balls, off, Cuppy T. Calvin 3,
earuthers Hawke 2: struck out, by Cuppy
three base hit. Gore; twobase hits, Davis.
Zlmmer. Cuppy; sacrifice hits, Cuppy.
Davis, Werden Crooks, Hawke; stolen base,
Carroll: double plays, McAleer. Zlmmer to
Crooks to Pinckney; Glasscock, Werden to
Plnckney; passed bah. thinner time, 2:2J.
A SENSATIONAL FINISH.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-There was a SEN
Sation at the finish of tOday's games.
In the last half of the ninth, with the
score 5 to l against them. Manager
Buckenberger sent Mack to bat in Bald
wins place. There was one out and
two on bases. Mack tailed out single,
and Miller's double scored two runs.
1t was close call. Parrott'S error was
the foundation for the visitors three
runs. Attendance, 1000. Score:
Pi,tsburg 30 0 0 "a 8 3
Batteries, GCmbert and Schrever, Baldwin,
Miller; umpire, Hurst; earned runs, Chicago
!, PittSourg 3: first base hy errors, Pittsburg
=; left on bases, Chicago ~. Pittsburg S; first
pase On errors, Gumbert =. Baldwin ;; struck
out, by Gumbert l, by Baldwin >; three. base
hit. Wilmot; two-base hits. Ryan. Kelly,
Miller =; sacrifice hits, Donovan, Gumbert,
Baldwin. Kelly; stolen bases, smith, Beckley
and Farrell: double plays. Beckley and Shut
CART: Caravan and Dahlen; hit by pitcher,
Beckley; wild pitches, Baldwin 3; time, 80.
EASY FOR KURNELS.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2.-The COiOnels
again defeated the Cincinnatis today.
Pfetfer'S men, besides their heavy stick
work. played all around the visitors in
the field. and won hands down. At
tendance, 1,200. Score:
r.. H. E.
louisville Q o I'll II 2
Batteries, Stratton and Grim. Rbines and
Harrngton; umpire. McQuaid; earned runs.
Louisville T. Cincinnati 2; first by errors,
Louisville s. Cincinnati !; left on bases.
Louisville 5, Cincinnati Z: first base on balls,
Off Stratton Z, off Rhinss =; struck out, by
Stratton j; two-base hits. Pfeffer, Bassett.
WEIGH: sacrifice hits. Bassett, Jennings,
Grim, O'Neill: stolen bases, Brown ,, Tay
lor double plays, Jennings and Whistler;
time, LIS.
A FALL FOR SENATOR'S.
BROOKLYN. Aug. 2.-One thousand
one hundred spectators witnessed the
game today at Eastern park between
the BrOUkiynS and WaShingtonS. Both
sides did excellent field work and bat
ting, the bone team OutdOing the Wash
/ ingtonS, who could not hit Stein safely.
Robinson, Kinslow ami Griffin distin-
gulShed themselves in their respective
positions. Score:
Washington..S / Q . I'll 8
Batteries, Stein and Kinslow, Duryea and
berger; umpire. Lynch; earned runs, Brook
Ign ,; first base by errors, Brooklyn 2; left
on bases. Brooklyn 5. Washington .: first
base on balls Off stein ); struck out. bv Stein
b, Duryea 3; three-base hit Burns; two-base
hit DALEY; sacrifice hits, Ward, Daley Rad
IOru, RICHARDSON. Dunee. RODlnSOn: stolen
base, Foutz; double plays, Griffin. Ward and
FOutz; wild pitch, Duryea; passed ball,
Wlnslow; time, ESQ.
A TIE AT BOSTON.
BOSTON, Aug. 1.-The visitors did
the best batting today, but sharp field
ing kept their score the smaller until
the eighth. when mutf by Long gave
them the tieing run. Most of Boston's
hits were scratches. but four of them
counted in the second. Hardie Rich
ardsOn'S batting was timely. Doyle
could not hold Rusie today. The wealth
er was cloudy. and the game was called
at the end of the ninth. Score:
Boston. 40 S 1 0 Go
New York. 0 0 0 0 2 &C IL
Batteries. Nichols and Bennett. Rusie and
Doyle: umpire, Gaffney: earned runs Bos-
ton /. New York .; first base by errors, Bos-
ton =, New York ,; left on bases. Boston 5,
New York 3; first base on balls, off Nichols
3, Rusie ): struck out, by Nichols 4, RuSie =;
two base hits Richards; sacrifice hits, Doyle.
Tucker; stolen bases, burke ,, Quinn 9,
Nash =, Lowe. Mccarthy i. Fuller .; double
plays. Nash, Quinn and Tucker Long. Quinn
and Tucker; passed balls, Doyle4; time 80
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