St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-25

was one prolonged scrap from start to
finish, ending in a draw. Latham got
S25 for telling Umpire McQuaid he was
| rotten. The Cincinnatis put up a very
muddy game of ball. The umpiring of
McQuaid drew down the wrath of both
players and spectators. Score:
Cincinnati. o o Q Ga 4
Batteries. Breitenstein and Buckley. Sui
ivan. Vaughan and Murphy; umpire. Nc
QUAD; earned run, Cincinnati; first base by
errors, 81. Louis g. Cincinnati l left on bases,
st; Louis Z, Cincinnati S; first base on balls,
OF Breitenstein T. Sullivan 3; struck out by
Breltenstein Z, Sullivan B; home run. Hol-
lday; sacrifice hits, Werden Breitenstein .;
stein, Comlskey ., Wood; double play,
Latham and Comiskey; hit by pitcher, by
Sullivan 1: wild pitches, Sullivan 3; time.
two hours.
DOwNED THE COLTS.
PITTsBURG, Sept. 24.-The Pittsburgs
had little trouble in defeating the Chi
Cages today. Kittredge made several
bad errors, which helped the home
team to three other runs. Score:
c cii5s1g5s 20 % 5 s
Batteries, Terry and Mack, Hutchinson,
Gunbert and Kittredge; earned runs, Pitts
burg 4. Chicago =; first base by errors, Pitts
burg ], Chicago 9; left on bases, Pittsburg 3,
Chicago Z; first base on balls off Gumbert 3,
Terry L; struck out, by Terry 4. Gumbert B;
home run, Terry; three base hit. Donovan;
two-base hits. Farrell, Beckley, DUNCAN: sac
rlfice hits, Shugart, Donovan, Parrott Cana
| van: stolen bases, Shugart, Mack; hi: by
pitcher, by Terry l; wilo pitches, Terry =;
passed balls, Kittredge 2; umpire, Gaffney;
| time, 1: SO.
TRIED NEW TwIRLERs.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24.-Philadel-
| phia won two games this afternoon
from Baltimore. The first contest was
won and lost by each team, and was
| the tenth inning. Taylor, the Phillies'
acquisition from Albany, made his
debut in the box. and for seven innings
did well, barring his wild throws to
bases, but he weakened and was quite
ineffective. In the second game, which
was called at the end of the seventh
inning owing to darkness, the Orioles
were whitewashed. The local batters
took kindly to the delivery of Ely, a
Camden On. j. twirler, who pitched for
the visitors, and sent the ball all over
the field. weighing was effective. At
tendance, 1866. Score:
First Game r. II. E.
Phila' phia % 2 o 4 10 IA 6
Batteries. Vickery and Robinson, Taylor,
weighing and Clements; umpire, Lynch:
earned runs, Baltimore 2, Philadelphia a;
first base by errors, Baltimore ). Philadel-
phia 2; left on bases, Baltimore Z, Philadel-
phia 10; first base on balls, Off Vickery 6,
off Taylor 2; struck OUT, by Vickery T. by
Taylor =. by Weyhing2; three-base hit Hall
man, two-base hits, Ward, Van Haltren;
sacrifice hits. Robinson, Ward, Connor, Tay-
lor; stolen bases, Stovey, Delehanty; wild
pitches, Nickery ?; passed bail, Robinsoni
time. 200.
Baltimore. ~ o 90 0 o % ) 2
Philadelphia 30 0 1 o. o IL 2
Batteries. Ely and Gunson, weighing, Gle
ments and Dowse; umpire, Lynch; earned
runs, Philadelphia 2; first base by errors,
Baltimore l. Philadelphia 3; left on bases
Baltimore 3, Philadelphia 5; first base on
balls, off Ely 2; struck out by weighing 2;
three-base hit. Hamilton; double plays
Stucker and O'Rourke. Stovey and Stricken;
hit by pitcher. by Ely 2. weighing 1; passed
balls Gunson 8; time, 80.