St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-11
Pittsburg.. o 0 0 0 *-3 3
ST. Louis. o Q . 0 2 o 0 C. 2

batteries, GUmbe:t ana Mack, BraitenSteln
and Buckley; earned runs, Plttsburg =: first
base by errors. Pittsburg l.: left Oh bases
Piltsburgs st. Louis 8 first base on balls, off
Breitensteia 6, Gumte-t Z: struck out. by
Breitenstein .; -base-hts. Kelly Buck
ley; tWo-base hits. Mack sacrifice hits,
Donovan. Smith. Mack Farrell. Crooks,
Brodie, Buckley; stolen bases Smith. Mack,
Gore, Carroll: dou bic plays Miller Bier
bauer and Buckley. BeHtensiein, Brodie and
Werden. Brodie and Werden; passed balls,
Buckley !; umpire, McQuaid; time, 80.
CINCINNATI PUNCHED HITS.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 10.-An exciting
game of bail was lost bv Cleveland to-
day because the Cincinnatis punched
their hits in one inning and in another
thinner made costly wild throw. Nc
Aleer tied the game in the eighth for
Cleveland by two poor throws by Har-
rington and Holiday. Snyder sent him
z back to first because O'Connor inter-
,fered with Harrington. The decision
was right. After the game few row.
dies made some demonstration against
Snyder, but 1t was promptly quelied.
Score:
Cleveland....2 3 o 0 0 0 0 0 % y
Cincinnati...0 D 0 0 5 0 l 0 So 9
Batteries, Cuppy and thinner. Chamber
lain and Harrington; earned runs. Cincin-
natl B: first base by errors Cleveland 2: left
on bases Cleveland 6. Cincinnati 5: fist base
on balls. Off Cuppy 3, Chamberlain 4; struck
out, by Cuppy s. Chamberlain g.. three-base
hit, McPhee; two base hits, Mexican. OCon-
nor, Cuppy. Holiday: stolen bases. McAleer,
McPhee, Latham: double plays. McAleer and
thinner. Harrington and McPhee. Chamber
lain. McPhee ana Commiskey, WEIGH and
McPhee 10 Genius: hit by pitchers by
Cuppy, WEIGH, by Chamberlain, Davis; UNI
plre, Snyder; time. 2:T.
GREAT HOME RUN.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10. = Hamii-
toms home-ruu hit to extreme left
field in the second inning, when the
bases were full. won the game today for
Philadelphia. Boston finished strongly,
but the home teams lead was too great
to overcome. Both Keefe and Stivetts
pitched good ball, but the former had
the best of it. Attendance, 2,S29. Score:
r.. E.
Philadelphia $ ! Q Q Q Q IS /
Boston. 0 0 0 0 o 0 3-3 8 o
Cancel; earned runs Philadelphia 3, Boston
2; first base on error, Boston; left on bases
Philadelphia ., Boston 3; first base On balls
off stivetts 4, off Keefe ?: struck out. by
two-base hits, Cross, Stivetts; sacrifice hits,
Long, HallmaE; stolen base, Hamilton;
double PLAYS, Allen to HaIlman to Connor;
Cross TO Mailman; hit by pitcher. by sriretts
i; passed balls. Cancel Cross; umpire
Lynch; time. 1875.
JONES WAS WILD.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 1U.-Washington
put Jones in the box against the Orioles
today, and his wildness in the first gave
the home team good lead. Killen fin
ished the game and did well. Cobb
pitched fine game. Attendance, 1,0O7.
Score:
washington. 0 o o / o o.
Batteries. Cobb and Gunson, Killen, Jones
and Mcclure; earned runs, Baltimore 2
Washington / first base by errors. Baltimore
3 Washington 3; left on bases. Baltimore 49,
Washington s; first base on balls off Cobb /,
off Jones a. off Killen 3; three-base hit
Stovey; sacrifice hits, Stoyey, Stricken, Ward.
HOY, LarKiu: stolen bases. Shindle 2 Van
HaltreR. Stovey, Dowd 2; double plays. Shin
die. Stricken and Sutcliffe, Dowd and Rich
ardson. Richardson and Larkin; umpire,
Gaffney; time 1:25.
THE MIGHTY FALLEN.
F.! CHICAGO, Aug. 1O.-Hutchison was
knocked out of the box by the Colonies
in three rounds. With the game lost
Arson put i'm Luby. He was touched
up for four hits in the fourth, but after
that improved. Attendance, 1000.
Score:
Chicago: 20 9 3 Q Q Q 00-ss,7 I
batteries, Hutchinson, Luby and Kittredge
and Schriever Stratton and Grim; earned
runs Chicago ., Louisville 5; first base by
errors, Chicago =. Louisville 2; left on bases,
Chicago 7, Louisville II; first base on balls,
off Stratton !, Hutchinson J. Luby 2; struck out.
by Stratton !, Hutchinson ], Luby 2; three
base hits, Whistler, Schriever, Dahlen; two
base hits, Weaver. Ryan. Arson; sacrifice
hits, Pfeffer. Taylor. Parrot, Jennings,
Weaver, Brown; stolen base Stratton; UNI
pire, Hurst; time, l 30.
NEW YORK TAKES ONE.
BROOKLYN, Aug. 10.-The game at
Eastern Park this afternoon between
the Brooklyns and New York resulted
in a well-won victory for New York.
The New Yorks ran bases with surpris-
ing agility. Brooklyn folded excel.
lently, but could not hit Rusie. Score:
Brooklyn. 10 0 1 o 0 0 o Oh 2
New YORK. % 1 0 1 ca
Batteries, Stein and Kinslow, Rusie and
Ewing; earned run. New York; first base by
errors. Brooklyn 2 New York 2; left on
bases, Brooklyn 5. New York 4: first base on
balls, off Stein ], RUsie 4; struck out by Stein
2. Rusie 81 sacrifice hits. Coieoran. Tiernan,
Ewing; stolen bases Ward, Brouthers, Burke
2, II. Lyous. Tieruan: double plays Corco-
ran. Ward and Bfouthers, Rusie, Burke and
Boyle; passed bali, Ewing: umpire. Barnie;
time i:4S; attendance. 2.423.
Becomes n Four-Club League.