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

being made OF MIN Until the SiNlll iuil-
ing. Stephens relieved Vlckery in the
fifth and pitched winning ball. Attend
ance, 2.027. Score:
r. H. E
Baltimore % 0 0 0 0 1 %
Brooklyn % . 0 L 1 IS 10 0
Batteries. Vickerv Stephens and Robinson,
Haddock and Kinslow: umpire. Gatfney;
earned run, Brooklyn; first base by error.
Brooklyn; left on bases. Brooklyn T. Baltl-
more 9; first base on balls, off Nickery 8, Off
Haddock 4; struck out by Haddock; :; tnree-
Van Haltren. I. Daily; sacrifice hits
O RourKe. Sutcliife; stolen bases. Griffin =
J. Ward; hit b. pitcher. by Eickery /,
Stephens l. time. 80.
SNYDER'S UMpIRING BAD.
PITTSRURG, Aug. S.-Pittsburg won
from Cleveland today by superior all
around work. Esper made his first APP
pearance with the local people, and did
well. Snyder's umpiring was again the
subject of much dispute by both play
ers and spectators. Smiths batting and
fielding were the features. Score:
Pittsburg =. / 0 Q 50 ~ Q
Cleveland. o 0 % %
Batteries Esper and Miller, GARRISON and
thinner; earned rups, Pittsburg g, Cleveland
o; first base by errors. Pittsburg J. Cleveland
Q; left on bases. Pittsburg g, Cleveland s;
first base on balls, off Esper 4. off Clarkson
/: struck out by Esper l, by Clarkson o.;
home runs Beckley, Farrell; sacrifice hits,
Farrell, Esper, Burkett :, Mexican, virtue !;
stolen bases, Shugart OConnor: double
play Child ard Virtue; passed balls, Miller
.; umpire. Snyder; time. LIS.
SHUT OUT BY BOSTON.
WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-The Wash
ington team, as usual, met crushing
defeat at the hands of Boston today.
| The game was close enough to be inter
esting until the fifth inning. when BoS-
ton batted out four singles and home
run, which melted them five runs. The
home club was powerlesS at the bat.
| fielded loosely, and altogether put up
Door game. There were no special feat
! ureS. Attendance, 1850. Score:
Washington..0 0 0 0 % 4
Boston i o 5 0 0 0 81 i 1
Earned runs, Boston 4; first base on errors,
Washington 1, Boston 3; left en- bases, Wash
ington 4, Boston l first base on balls, on
Killen l. off Staley 2; struck out, by klllen l,by
StaIey 4; home run. Tucker; two-oase MT,
Larkin; sacrifice hits, Dowd, Staley; stolen
bases Richardson. Duffy 3; hit by pitcher
by Killen 1; time, 40; umpire, Emsile; bat
teries, Killen and Berar, Staley ana CAMEL.
THE GIANTS GO DOWN.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. S.-The Giants
| fell before the QuakerS today. The
feature was the hitting of batsmen by
Pitcher King. Three of the home team
suffered. Reilly receiving terri BILE
| whack OIL the head in the fourth inning,
| which rendered HIM unconscious. tie
! was compelled to retire from the game,
and the attending physicians Will not be
| able till tomorrow to say now padiy ne
| is hurt. Doyle. the Giants catcher. was
struck on the right arm by the batsman
-,
Mcmahon. The visitors hit the ball
oftener than the Phillies. but could no,
make their hits count, except IN the
seventh inning, when Burke cracked
! out a home run to the left-tleld terrace
after Fuller had made a single. Inc
| lead of the local club was at no time IN
great danger of being overcome, ana
| the game was too long drawn out to be
! interesting. Score:
| PHILADELPHIA o I Q Q - q 2
Batteries, Carsey and Cross, King, Doyle
| and Mcmahon: earned runs, Philadelphia 2
| New York ?; first on errors, Pn!ia9eI phia < <
! New York 2; left on bases. Phlladelphla Z
! New York S; first base on balls, on hing e.
| off Carsey /; struck out, by King =, by Carsey
| 8; home run, Burke; three-pase mis-, lnonp
| son, Conner. Delehanty; sacrihce hlts' 6urKe,
| O'Rourke =, Conno.; stolen oases Ooyie,
| IhOln pSOn. common, EIlelS pay nv
| Mahon to d. LYONS TO Fuller; nit by pitcher,
| by King ) wild pitch. King; umpire, Lynch;
| time, hours: attendance, 2,520.
DONE IN THE SIXTH.
| CHICAGO. Aug. S.-HutchiSOn'S home
| run smash to the fence in the sixth sent
in three runs and gave the Colts The
| game. At the opening of the sixth the
score stood to in favor of Cincinnati.
Then came the sixth and jump Oh
Dwyer. Attendance, 1000. Score:
| r. H. E
| Chicago. 30 o1oo7 ? *-l2 IA !;
| Cincinnati 9 0 9 0 0 q s 16
Batteries, Husehison and Kittredge, Dwyei
matt 3; first base by errors Chicago 3. Cincin
natl 3: left on bases, Chicago 6. Cincinnati O.
first base on balls, off Dwyer s.; struck out
by Hutchinson 3; home rum hutchinson tnree
base hits. Latham, Rysn, PARROT: two-base
hit McPhee; sacrifice hits, Genins Hutchi
son. Holiday; stolen bases, Ryan, Canavan
double plays, Holiday and Vaughn, DAMIEN