St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-02
O'CONNOR's THREE-BAGGER.
1t Won the Game for Cleveland in
the Ninth Inning

Ci-EN ELAND, CCpl. L. - lie CleVo-
lands won today's game in the ninth
inning after one Of the hardest battles
of the year. With two men out. O'Con-
nor hit three-bagger over Hoy's head
and sent McAleer home with the win
ming run. Brilliant fielding by Virtue
and Childs characterized the game, the
inning that undoubtedly prevented
Washington from winning. Cold. At
tendance, 1,500. Score:
Cleveland. II 0 0 Ia 10 2
Washington o 0 1 0 0 0 CO 5
Batteries, Garrison and thinner. Killen
and Mcclure; umpire, Gatfney; earned run,
Washington; first base by errors, Cleveland
=, Washington: left on bases, Cleveland IA,
Washington Is; first base OH balls. off Clark
son p Kilen Is; struck out. by Clarksou 5,
killen ,: three-base hit, O'Connor: TWO base
hit. Davis: sacrifice hits, Mexican 2, Virtue,
McAleer. Clarkson, Dowd, Twitchell; stolen
bases. Childs, Burkett Dufee; hit by pitcher,
Childs; wild pitch, KiHen; passed balls,
thinner Mcclure; time, 200.
TOUCHED UP MIR. Killing.
PIFTsBURG, Sept. 1.-Pittsburg won
.today's game by hitting King SO hard
that be had to retire after the seventh
inning. Terry pitched good game for
the home team. Score:
| Pittsburg1 l 2 O 3 o al II
| Baltimore...0 0 0 0 % 2
Batteries, Terry and Mack, King. Vickery
ana Gunson; umpire, Lynch; earned runs.
Pittsburg I, Baltimore .; first base by errors
Pittsburg 3. Baltimore l. left Oh bases, Pitts
burg 3, Baltimore z; first base on balls, off
Terry .; struck out, by Terry =, kling3; home
J run, Bierbauer; ihree-base hits, Miller.
son; sacrifice hits, ohugart, Mack, Van Hal
| tren; stolen bases, Miller Donovan 3, Shu-
| CART, Beckley, Van Haltren; double play,
| shugart and Beckley; hit by pitcher by
! Terry ], King l wild pitches, Terry l. King
| /; passed ball, Gunson; time, 200.
| A POOR EXHIBITION.
| CHICAGO, Sept. I.-Chicago's winning
streak was broken by Boston this after
noon. The Colts forced the game upon
the Bean Eaters, four of their five runs
being scored on errors. The fielding
was the poorest exhibition seen in Chr
| cago this season. Attendance, 1900.
Score:
Boston, 30 ? Q o GS O. g g 8
Batteries, Hutchinson and Kittredge, Mich
OILS and Cancel; earned runs Chicago ), Bos-
! ton l; hrst base by errors, Chicago =, Boston
! 4: left on bases, Chicago 6, Boston z: first
/! base Oh balls, off hutchison 3; struck out,
by Hutchinson Z, by Nichols B; three-base
hits, Hutchinson, Caravan, Ganzell; sacrifice
-.
| stolen bases, Long2; double play, Parrott'
unassisted; passed ball, Kittredge; umpire
i Emslie; time, 80
| LOUISVILLES BRACE Up.
! LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1.-Pfeffer's men
took brace ard played ali around the
Giants. The fielding of Brown and
Jennings were the features. Score:
New York. / 0 0 0 0 0 O. q >
Louisville. 20 0 0 / 50 /
Batteries, Crane and Boyle, Clausen and
Merritt; umpire. Snyder: earned runs. New
/ York ]. Louisville L; first base on errors
Louisville 5; left on bases, New York 4
louisville s; first base on balls. off Crane 5.
| Clausen 4; struck out by Crane 3, Clausen ,:
| sacrific hits, Weaver Bassett. II. LYONS:
stolen bases, Brown ., Whistler . JENNINGS
p Merritt, Burke. Ewing, O'Rourke; double
plays, DOYLE and Ewing jennings Pfeffer
and Whistler; hit by pitcher Crane; wild
pitch Crane: passed ball, Merritt: time, las
| COULDN'T HIT HAWKE.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. Inability to hit