St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-17
BROWNS SHUT OUT.
Wards Wonders Do the Trick
Peculiar Games.

Boston ID II SOL Chicago Il Is .407
Brooklyn Is L .555 Louisville IL 10 407
Baltimore IA - sis ST. Louis. 10 ..96
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 16.-Through inabil-
ity TO bat STEMS delivery, the home
team lost today's game. Moran's poor
catching aided the visitors materially
Hawke was taken out OF the box after
the fourth inning, but Breitenstein. who
replaced him, was batted much harder.
Score:
B B. 6I3i9 / / 9 9 sd IL
Batteries. Kinslow and Stein, Bretens:ein,
Moran and Buckley; umpire, Barnie: earned
runs, Broekiyn }; first base by errors. ST
Louis /: left on bases St LOUIS Z, Brooklyn
i; first base on balls. off Hawke & off Bre-
tenSteiD 8 OF Stein ): struck ont By Hawke
]. BreitensIein I. Steam 5; home run. Burns;
three-0ase hits, BrouIhers- O'Brien: sacri-
tee hits. Brouthers Burns, Kinslow; stolen
bases. Corcoran. o Brien2 Ward 9: double
plays Stein. Coreeran and Brouthers. Cor
coran and Brouthers. Glasseoek. Brodie ana
| Werden; hit by pitcher, by Hawke /, by stein.
/; time, 2:i5.
GIVEN a GAME.
PITTsBURG, Aug. 16.--UmDire Mitch
| ell gave tOday'S game 10 Pittsburg by
a score of TO 0. In the tenth inning,
after the Senators had been retired
! without a run, the home team went to
bat. Terry. the first man ND, got his
base on balls. Miller was hit bv a
! pitched bali and Umpire Mitchell sent
him 10 first base. On this decision the
Senators protested. claiming Miller let
the ball hit him purposely. and re-
fused 70 continue the game. when I'M
pire Mitchell awarded the game to the
home team. At the end Of the ninth
inning the score was tie-two runs
/ each. Score:
WASH ION. 0 Q . Q / % 9 !
Batteries. Terry and Mack. Duryea and
Mcclure: umpire. Mitchell; earned run.
Washington: first base by errors Pitlsburg
,; left On bases " ashiugtou = PittsDurg 8;
first base on balls. off Terry 3. Duryea ]:
struck out bY Terry /, Duryea 3; two-pase
hits. ShugarL Farrell: sacrifice hits. Shugart,
Bierbauer. Mack, Dowd; stolen bases, Dono-
van =, Beckley. Dowd, Berger; hit bv
pitcher, by Duryea 3: passed balls Mcclure
!; time 2:l0-
SPIDERS HIT RIGHT.
CLEVELAND. Aug. 10. - Cleveland
won today'S game. because they hit the
ball at the right time. 1t was contest
remarkably free from neiding errors.
Both OF Nichols wild pitches were
costly. and McAleer made wonderful
running catch from center. near the
left field foul line. that undoubtedly
saved thu contest for Cleveland. At
tendance. $3.50. Score:
Cleveland b 0 0 0-5
Boston 0 u o q Is I
Batteries. Young and thinner. Nichols and
Kelly; umpire. Emslie; earned run. Boston;
first base by error Boston; LETT on bases
Cleveland 3, Boston :; first base on balls eff
Young I. Nichols .: struck out by Young o.
by Nichols 5; two-base hits. MeAleer. Lowe,
McKean- O'ConnoE- thinner. Kelly, Nash;
stolen base, Mccarthy: double play. Kelly
to Quinn: wild pitches, Nichols ?; time, rs
POUNDED THEIR CAsT-oFF.
CHICAGO, Aug. l6.-Hanlon's Orioles
played a very Chicago game today. and
that is why the Colts won. The Chi
Cages hit Anson's cast-oT Vickery hard
and were aided TO runs by numerous
errors. Attendance, 500. Score:
Chicago Q . 9-i2 Y 2
Batteries. Gumbert and Schriever. Vickery
and Robinson: umpire Snyder: earned runs,
Chicago :, Baltimore 4: first base by errors.
Chicago : Baltimore =; left on bases Chi
cago u Baltimore 7: first base on balls of
Gumbert /, off Vickery ;; struck cut BY
Gumbert >: home run- Shindle: three base
hits. Parrott Shiudie; rwo-base hit
O'Rcurke; sacrifice hits. Stricken Van Hal
tren; stolen bases. Decker. DUNCAN: double
plays. Ward, SutciIne- StOyey, Robinson and
sbindle, Shindle and Suteiiffe; passed balls
Robinson. Schriexer; time 80.
AISERA BILE WORK.
CINCINNATI. Aug. i6.-E tried before
a Cincinnati police court jury on the
charge OF being base bail players. the
Cincinnati club could not be proven gull
~. Their work was too miserable 70 be
described. Every man in the team
played as if he had been given notice
that al O'clock he was to be taken off
the earth. In the first inning New
York pushed IN SIX runs hands down.
In the second inning Cincinnati got
three men on bases, with no enc out.
They STAYED there. Crane struck The
next three batters out. and even the
wind deserted he bali grounds. In the
third Inning Harrington mad finger
broken. ansi the team had 10 be gtncr-
laiy shaken I'D To find man 10 relieve
him. Score:
Cincinnati . o 0 0 o i Go - :.
Nes York. % . Q 6 D I ks 10
Batteries, chamberlain. harrington and
VAUGHN 9rafie s,ii EH4isg. Umpire Lynen
etriles: rliisS. s:-ii.sii New So.k :: t.Tsi