St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-15

DALA1hOllE. O0pI. l4.-1H6 OrlOleS
batted ClarkSon in three innings today
and scored seven runs. Cleveland could
get but total of five. Mcmahon pitched
superb game. Attendance. 79S. Score
Cleveland...2 0 0 0Io 0 o-5 Z 3
Baltimore. o Q 0 50 10 l
Batteries Clarkson and thinner, Mcmahon
ana Robinson; umpire. Emslie; time, l 40
earned runs Cleveland 3. Baltimore 5: first
base by error Cleveland: left on bases,
Cleveland q, Baltimore 6; first base on balls
of Garrison /, Mcmahon ); struck out by
GARRISON 3. Mcmahon =: three-base hit, Nir-
tue; twC-base hits, Robinson. Shindle; sac
rife hits, Davis, Mexican 3. Suteliffe, Van
Haltren, Robinson; stolen bases Burkett
Robinson. Van Haltreu, McGraw; nit by
pitcher. by Clarksou l, Mcmahon l; passed
ball, Robinson.
DER PROwNs'' WE'RE OFF.
WASHINGTON, Sept. The St.
Louis nine played ball like a lot of
schoolboys in one inning today, the re-
suit being that the Washingtons rolled
up eight runs, the most OF which they
were not entitled to. In the game the
home team gagged Gleason's delivery
Tor six earned runs. The runs scored
by st. Louis were after the side sho aid
have been retired. Werden. with his
home-run hit. was responsible for them
With anything like decent fielding sew
eral hits credited TO Washington would
nave been cut OFF. Score:
Washingson.O % s 0 o-I5 IS 2
ST LouIg..O o 0 0 3 ca 2 3
Batteries. Killen and MCGUIRE. Gleason and
Buckley: umpire, Lynch: time, 81: earned
runs, Washington 10; first base by errors,
Washington !. ST. Louis ,; left on Dases
Washington 4. ST Louis ,: first base on balls
iffc1a-a f.iaEzo,. 4
8, Gleason /; home run. Werden: three-base
hit Twitcneu; twO-base hits, Mcclure
Dutee, richardson: sacrifice hit killen;
stolen bases, Caruthers DuIfee. Radford !:
and Larkin.
RUsIE HAD THE BETTER OF IT.
NEW YORK. Sept. Il. - The New
Yorks defeated the LouiSvilles today in
a closely played game. Rusie and Clau-
sen were both effective. but the former
had the best of it. Score:
New York; ? G 0 O o IA 3
LOUISVILLE 0 2 0 0 0 o. 6 !
:. Batteries, Rusie and Ewing, Ciausen and
Merritt; umpire. McQqaid; time, :35;
earned run. New York; first base by errors.
New York !. Louisville I; eft on bases, New
York Z, Louisville 8; struck OUT. by Rusie s
Clausen 8; two-base hit Rpsie; sacrifice hits
Burke. Merritt Fuller. Tavior: stolen bases
Doyle. Burke, Ewing; double play, Fuller
(unessisted) passed balls. Ewing l. Merritt
I; first base on balls OFF Rusje 3. Ilausen 4.
WON IN THE ELEVENTH.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 14.-PittSburg
defeated Philadelphia this afternoon in
an exciting eleven-inning game. Bald
win kept the hits scattered. The visitors
scored five runs in the eleventh inning
on four singles, a base on balls and two
errors. Attendance, 1,26S. Score:
Pittsburg .. % $1,000 OOOO5-s II 5
Philadelphia 0 o l 0 0 0 90 0-3 IL 3
Batteries, Baldwin and Miller; Carsey and
Clements: umpire. Snyder; time, 200; earned
runs. Pittsburg G. Philadelphia 3; first base
on errors. Pittsburg ), Philadelpf1la ,, left on
bases. Pittsburg 7. Philadelphia 5; first base
on balls. off Baldwin I, off Carsev ); struck
out. by Baldwin 5, by Carsey l; sacrifice hits
Bierbauer, Baldwin, Mailman, Thompson:
stolen bases, Beekley, Thompson. Shugart;
double PLAYS, Shugart. Bierbauer and Beck
ley. Reilly and Clements. Hallman and Con-
nor.
PADDOCK WAS WILD.
BROOKLYN. Sept. 1.-THE Brooklyns
were defeated today through the su-
perb playing of the Western club.
Young DwyeT pitched fine game. and
received good support. Haddock. Brook
lyn's pitcher, was wild. and his support
was lar from good. The feature of the
game was the running catch of Burns.
Score:
Brooklvn2 0 0 o 0 0 o % s 3
Cincinnau..-2 0 . 0 0 Go Z /
Batteries. Haddock and DALEY, DIVER and
murphy: earned runs. Brooklyn .. Cincin-
natl ]: umpire. Burns: time. / AS; left on
bases, Brooklyn 1. Cincinnati ,: first pase on
balls off Haddock =. of Dwyer 3; struck out,
by Hadd0ek 3; three-base hits Brouthers
DALEY, Holiday; two-base hits, McPhee
Daley: sneTifce hits. Holiday, Comiskev.
Burns. Corcoran; stolen bases Comiskev
WOOD: double plays. McPhee. SmiIn and
Comiskey. Comlskey and Murphy, Latham
and DIVER; nit by pitcher, by Haddeck :;
passed ball. Daley.
RAIN AT BOSTON.
BOsToN. Sept. 14.-There was no ball
game TODAY an account of rain.