St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-20

:; Ehret 3: struck out by Young }, Ehret 4;
three-hase hi S Burkett, Virtue Miller; two
base hits, Davis Shugart; sacrifice hits,
Burke. Davis. Mexican, Virtue thinner.
1ounS = Miller. smith; stolen bases DAVIS.
Virtue. MeAieer; hit by pitcher, by Ehret 3;
time. J:55.
PITCHERS CONTEST.
CHICAGO, Sept. -. = Chicago won
from St Louis by punching a single
and home run in the sixth. all of
which Melted two scores. 1t was pitch
ers' battle, Hutchinson getting the best
OF 1t. Attendance, 500. Score:
st. Louis - 0 o 0 o o o 20 1 /
Batteries, Hutchinson and Kittredge. Haw-
ley and Buckley: umpire, Snyder; earned
runs, Chicago >; first base by errors. St Louis
= left on bases, Chicago 5. St Louis s: first
base on balls, off Hutchinson j, Off Hawley .;
struck out, by Hutchinson 4, by Hawley Z;
home run, Dahlen; sacrifice hit, Crooks;
stolen bases, Hutchinson. Ryan, ParroIt; double
play, crooks and Warden; time, L -.
a oNE-INN1NG VICTORY.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-The New
Yorks won today's game by making two
sacrifices, base on balls. Il three bag
ger and a single in the third inning,
netting four runs. The home team were
not able 10 get in hits when men were
on bases. After the third inning the
visitors could do nothing with Meekin.
Score:
E.HE
Washington-1 Q Q Q 0 l / % /
New fork.-.0 Q 0 0 81 3
Batteries. Meekin and Mcclure. King and
Boyle; umpire, EmsIie; earned runs, Wash
InSton .. New York >; left on bases Wash
Ington 9, New York :; first base on balls, Off
King 4, of Aeekin .; struck out by King l.
by Meekin 5; three base hits. Herman Duffee |:
J'tyif fire
hits, King, Knowles, Meekin Lyons, DOYLE;
Richardson, Duffee. Burke ., Twitchell;
stolen bases, Hoy =, Doyle, Boyle; passed
balls. Boyle l. Mcclure /: time, 1850.
BOASTS THE UMPIRE.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. l9-The in
competent work OF Umpire Burns, both
clubs suffering. was the feature Of TO-
days game. Manager Wright, OF the
local team. tonight sent a protest 10
NICK y Dung and asked that Burns be
released at once. Brooklyn cIinched
the game in the sixth inning by scoring
SIX runs on four hits and two errors.
A Attendance, l,4l2. Score:
Brooklyn....0 0 0 l 0 ID . /
Philadelphia o 0 0 0-3 =
Batteries. Kennedy and DAILY, Weyhing and
Clements; umpire, Burns; earned runs,
Brooklyn .. Phiiadelphi =; first base By er-
rofs. Brooklyn !, PhilaGelnhia ); left on
bdaes brooklyn 4, mi IaGel pflla d; first base
on balls. off Kennedy >, weighing ): struck
out, by Kennedy ,, weighing -; Iwo-base hits
Joyce, Griffin, BroutherS, Clements Allen
sacrifice hits, Kennedy, Burns Cross, Brouth-
ers; stolen bases, Corcoran. Nard double
plays. Burns and Corcoran: Corcoran, Ward
ana Brouthers; hit by pitcher, by weighing l;
Wild pitch, Kennedy. time. ia.
SLAUGHTERED IN THE FIFTH.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 19.-Cobb was
slaughtered IN the fifth and Boston
won. Score:
Boston. ....1 0 o o o I'll Is 4
Baltimore. o o 0 3 ) 81 IA 5
Batteries Nichols, Stivetts and Bennett.
Cobb, Nlckery and Gunson; umpire. Lynch;
earned runs, Boston t, Baltimore 6; first
base on errors, Boston ), Baltimore 3: left OIL
bases, Boston &, Baltimore :; first base on
balls, OF Cobb g. FicBery l. Nichols /: home
run, Nichols; three-base hits, Nichols. Sto-
Fey; tWo-base hits Gunson, Bennett Nc
Carthy; sacrifice hits. Stricken ORourke
quinn; stolen buses. Van Haltren. Stricken:
double plays, SWEETS and Quinn, O'Rourke
Strlcker and SHtcliffe; passed ball, Gunson;
time, 2:I0.
PREVENTED BY A WRECK.
CINCINNATI. o., Sc pit. 19.-Game
scheduled TO be PLAYED between Cincin-
natl and Louisville was prevented by
wreck. by which the Cincinnati club
was delayed at Grafton. w. Va.