St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-27
IN THE SPIDERS WEB.
Wards Wonders Fail MiSeF-
ably in an Attempt to
Stop Cleveland.
The Hustling Pennant ChasePs
Take Them Twice Into
Camp.
Only One Bostonian Got as
Far as Second Base at :,
Louisville. .
Gilt-Edge Playing by Giants
Shuts the Browns Out Of
Any Runs.

CLEVELAND, Aug. 26.-The Brook
lyns came here filed with the notion
that it was their duty TO head OFF Clese-
land II the race for the pennant. They
tried it twice today, but failed both
times In the first game they could do
nothing with Cuppy. and in the second
Cleveland batted Stein out of the box.
1t driZzled all the afternoon. and the
second game was called because OF rain
and darkness Attendance, $500.
Score, first game:
Cleveland o o 20 o. s. o
Brooklyn-0 0 0 ] e-i ) )
Batteries CuDpy ana INNER Kennedy
ana g Daley: umpire, Lynch: first base By
errors Cleveland 4; left on bases. Cleveland
~, Brooklyn !: first base on balls of cuppy
5, on Kennedy Z: struck out BY Cuppy = hy
Kennedy Z: two-base hii. Virtue: sacrifice
HIS Davis. Mexican. OConnor thinner F.
Daily. Kennedy: stolen bases. Virtue Ne Ieer:
dodl-le plays. Davis, o'Connor and Virtue;
time, hours
SECOND GAME.
Cleveland II 3 as ,
Brooklyn. 0 0 e. S =
Batteries. Young and thinner. Stein. Feutz
ana hInslow; umpire, lynch; earned runs,
Cleveland B: 1rSt base by errors. Cleveland
:; left on bases. Cleveland :. BROOKLYN .;
hrsi base on balls. OF Young d. off Stein ;.
ROUTE = struck out. by Young l. by Stein L
Two base hits. Childs. KinsIow: sacrifice hits
BurSeti, Davis 0'Brien. CorcoraH; stolen
bases Virtue. O'Connor, thinner WaId
o Brien: wild pitch. Young; passed bali,
hInsow; time. hours.
BoSToNESE BI-ANkED.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 26.-Sanders was
III great form today and shnt the Bos-
tons out with single hit. Quinn was
the only visitor who reached second
base Nash and Long were trifie of,
and their errors aided the Colonies ma
terially. Barrett's batting and fielding,
barring Sanders pitching, was the feat
ure OF the game. Score:
Boston.O elO % ! s
Louisvlile---0 . 0 / AZ 6
Batteries, StaIey, Camel and Kelly, san
oers ana Merritt umpire Burns: earned
run Louisville; hrst base by errors Louis
vile 4. Boston .; left on bases. Louisville J.
Boston :; first base on balls of Sanders l.
on >iaiey !; struck out, by Sanders .; three
base hlI. basSeIt: sacrifice his Taylor
weaver, BasseiL Jennings. Whistler: stolen
bases, Brown. Pfeffer; double PLAYS ,Jen-
nlngs, Pfeffer and Whistler Quinu ana Ma
5ie; passed Dali, Camel; time, La.
GILT-EDGE PLAYING.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 26.-The Browns
lost today.s game because of their in
twlrier was on his mettle and pitched
IN magnificent form. His support,
especially the backstop work OF Ewing.
was OF the gIlt-edged order. Ewing also
led has men with the stick. HawIey.
pitched good game. but his SUPPORT
was weak. Attendance about 1890.
Score:
St Louis, - Q Q 0 0 90
Batteries, Hawley, Briggs and Buckley,
Crane ana Ewing; umpire, SNYDER; earned .
runs, New York j; left on bases. ST. Louis i.
New York o: first base balls. of Hawiey |, {
on crane i. struck onI. by Hawiey bs
crane l; iWo-base his. Ewing 2; stolen
bases, Werden ,, Doyle l. Ewing / double
play, Crooks. Werden: time 81.
RICHARDSON BLUNDERED.
CHICAGO. Aug. 26.-With the score
tied IN the fourth. Manager Dannie
Richardson pulled nnryea out of the
box and Installed KiIlea. This ended
the game, for the Chicsgos hit him saw
ageIy IN his opening inning. two trip
lets, a double. two singles ana Riehard-
sons mu11 scoring four runs. Attend
ance, 900. Score:
Chieago......0 0 1 0 o 0 80 II
Washington I 0 0 0 I-2 8
batteries. Gumbert and Schrierer Duryea,
~ -sNONAiCs p1lc- EIlSfe. earned
runs. Chicago !, Washington =. first base bv
errors Chicago !. Washington =: left on
bases. Chicago 4. Washington ): first base on
oails, OF Gumbert !. Dnryea l killeu .:
struck out by GumbeTt J. Duryea |. KiIIen -:
nome run Gumbert; three base hits. Dowd
DUNCAN, Decker; two-base hits RYAN
OecEer; sacrifice hits Ryan. CanaSan Par
rott. Berger. killea; stolen bases Canavan
Daaleu; double play. Berger and Richard
son; hit By pitcher. Hoy; passed bail Nc
Guire; lime. l:45
PITTsBURG. Aug. 26 VIEWING
pitched seven innings of today's game
for the PhillieS, when he was relieved
by Carsey; the home team had batted
heyhlng at opportune times. however.
ana had the game won at the end of the
seventh. Score:
Pittsburg...-o . Iii
Fhllsdelphia-0 l l 0 l O-5
Batteries. Smith and Mack WevhiuE Car
sey ana Dowse; umpire. Gaffney; earned
runs, tHtsburg 5; first base by errors. Pitts
eurgh d Philadelphia /: left on bases Pitts
burg ). Philadelphia 6; first base on balls. off
Smith Neyhiug ), Carsey /: struck ollt. by
smith D, Meyhirg 3; ihree-b base hits. Beck
ley :; Iwo-bsse hit. Allen; sacrifice hits.
Kelley, Beckiey, Bierbaaer Mailman. Del
hnniy; stolen bases. Miller: double PLAYS.
Alien ana Common, Connor and Reilly;
time. hours