St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-29
C|NCHINC The LEAD.
Cleveland Makes 1t Three
Straight From Comis-
keys Aggregation.
Two Games At Louisville,
Each OF the Clubs Win
ming a Ball.
A Hurdle Rider Dies From In
juries Received at
Hawthorne.
Results Of the Races and Va
rious Other Sporting
Events.

Cleveland !! Y !, L Pe5 Wh Pet sa
Boston. IS p .t12lChicago 80 30 40
Pittsburg SO rs SIS Louisville 81 81 49,
New York...34 IS .54SI Baltimore. % &c $3.50
Brooklyn % % .546ISt Louis .22 A. .34a
Phil delp'a.2 II 50dWashingtn21 IL .33S
CINCINNA tt. Sept. 2S.-The Spiders
maze it three straight with Cincinnati
today. The Reds tried their two new
pitchers, Meekin and Daub, and both
were hit pretty hard, although the hits
made off Daub were scattered and cut
little figure in the score. Score:
Cleveland. II ) 0 5 0 0 0 Q Go Ii ,
Batteries, MeeEin, Daub. Murphy and
Vaughn. Clarkson and thinner; earned runs,
Cincinnati |, Cleveland 8; first base on balls,
off Meekin T. Daub !, ClarkSon B; struck out.
by Daub }; Garrison q; three base mis-, Bur
kett thinner; two-base hit, Comiskey; sacri-
flee hits: Holiday. Browning. Kuehne,
Childs, Burkett =; stolen base, Mexican;
double plays. Coniskey and Smith. Smith
and kuehne, Comiskey, Vaughn and Kuehne,
Childs, Mexican and Virtue; hit by pitcher
by Meekin / wild pitches, Meekin 1, Clark
son /; passed ball, thinner; umpire. Gaffney;
time |: 35.
WON IN A WALK.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 2S.-The Giants
made it three straight by taking today's
game in a walk. VIcker'S eXcruciating
delivery was almost equaled by the yell
low support accorded him. Rusie was
untouchable. Attendance, 325. Score:
X. IL E.
B bsT 195s. 1 1-s &
Batteries, Rusie and Boyle. Vickery and
Robinson; umpire Macuilar; earned runs,
New York =, Baltimore l.; first base by errors
New York . Baltimore 2; left on bases, New
York 9, Baltimore o: first base Oh balls, off
kusie 4, off Vickery 5; struck out by Rusie
5, by Nickery 3; three base hit, Nc Nahon;
two-base hits, Boyle J, Itusie; stolen bases,
Doyle 2, Tiernan =, Burke, o Rourke ); passed
ball. Robinson; time LAO.
POOR ACCOMMODATIONS.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2S.-Two games
were played by the Louisviles and Chi
Cages, Which were we'll attended CON
6idering the fact that the spectators
were compelled 10 either sit on the
bleacherS or stand up. The first game
was won by he ChicagOs through lucky
hitting. Both pitchers, Hutchinson and
Sanders. were. hit pretty hard. I'm
plre Snyder had to retire at the end of
the first game, and the second was UNI
pred by Grim and Gumbert: both gave
satisfaction. Hutchison continued in
the box, while Stratton took Sanders
place. Whistler won the game in the
sixth inning with a home run, which
also scored BasSett and Jennings, VINO
were on the bases. Score:
First Game Rur
Louisville. Q 9 Q % o. :
Batteries, Sanders and Merritt Hutchinson
Rnd Kittredge; umpire, SNYDER; earned runs
Louisville 1, Chicago 3; left on bases, Louis
VILE 5, ChIcago2 three base hit. Bassett
Bacrifce hits, Pfe1fer, Jennings >, Sanders;
stolen base, Hutchison; double play. Whist
Ter and Jennings; time, 30
Second Came RIVE
louisville. .........0 0 . 0 3 O-5 9
chicago, . 0 0 %
Batteries. Stratton aud Merritt. Hutchinson
and kittredge; umpires Grim and Gunnbert.
earned runs, Louisville ., Chicago .; first
base Icy errors, Louisville 9, Chicago .; left
OH bases, Louisville ), Chicago q: first base
on balls, off Hutchison /; struck OUT, by
Hutchinson 4, Stralton 2: home run. Whis-
tier; three base hit, BaSsett; two-base hits,
Dahien. DUNCAN; sacrific hits. Stratton New
man Decker: double play, Merritt and Bas-
set; time l:IJ.
BROWNS PLAYED BADLY.
ST. Louis. Sept. 2S.-St. Louis gave
another illustration today Of how badly
base ball can he played Glasscocx has
been released without permission, how
ever, to sign elsewhere, and Genins.
VINO took his place, was very awkward
At the end of the seventh inning the
contest was called on account of rain.
Gleason has been indefinitely suspend
ed. Score:
q. R.H. E.
Fl fi!5 ESais 49,. !. 90 60 3
Batteries. Ilawiev. Briggs and Buckley.
Terry and MACK; umpire McQuaid; earned
runs, 81. Louis !. Piltsburg /; first-base by
errors. Pittsburg (; left on bases, ST. Louis i,
Plttsburg ~ tirst-base on balls, off Hawley 2,
Terry 4; struck out by Terry /; two base hits,
Nerden, Mack: sacrifice hits, Caruthers 2,
Brodle' Mack: stolen bases, Crooks. Werden,
Donovan >, Terry; double plays Crooks
Genlns and Werdcn, Shugart. Bierbauer and
Beckley; hit by pitcher. by HaWley /; passed
balls, Briggs ,: time, $40.
STEPPED on THE SENATOR'S.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is. = Today'S
game was originally scheduled for
Washington, but was played in this
city, the consent of the other clubs hay
ing been given to the transfer. The
game was devoid of fielding features.
the Phiilies batting Abbey all over the
held. The Senators played poorly, both
at the bat and in the field. Attendance.
ZOO. Score:
R.H.E.
MDha:SShiingtonI o o Q Q o o. $
Phlladelpa.l l 3 0 0 *-1 Is .
Batteries Abbey and Mcclure. weyhipg
Reilly and Clements; umpire, Lynch; earned
runs, Philadelphia {; first base by errors.
Philadelphia =; left on bases Washington g.
Pniladelphla D; first base on balls, off Abbey
]! weighing /; struck cut, by Abbey T. Weyh-
ing o; three base hit. Clements; two-base
hits, Hoy, Delehanty, Mailman, Thompson
Gonnor, Duffee;, sacrifice hits. Hallman
Thompson. Delehanty. Cross; stolen bases
Hamilton, Dowd, LarkiH; double plays, Rich
ardSon and Larkin. Richardson. Dowd and
LarKih: hit by pitcher. by weighing /: wild
pitch, Abbey; time. $40.
SAVED BY GOOD FIELDING
and Mccarthy only saved him from de-
feat. The latter innings were very eX-
citing and BROOKLYN scored two runs in
the eighth, and Griffin was on third
when BroutherS struck out. The ninth
INNING was played in the dark under
protest. The BOstonS went out in order
and then Stivetts went in and stuck out
Burns and the game was called. AZ
tendance ,l67. Score:
Boston. 5 o o o % -
Brooklyn. o / ? i 0 IS Il
Batteries, Staley and CAMEL, Kennedy and
hinslow; umpire, Burns; earned runs, Bos-
ton ), Brooklyn 3; first base by errors Gos-
toni. Brooklyn 3; left on bases Boston g.
brooklyn 3; first base on balls, off Siaiey 3
Kennedy; struck out, by Staley , Kennedy
3; home run. Brouthers; two-base mis-. ST.
Vets, Camel Nash, Kennedy, DAILY; sacri-
nee hits. Kennedy =, Quinn. Ward, stolen
bases, Duffy, Camel: double plav. Quinn.
Long and Stivetts; wild pitches Staley l.
Kennedy /: passed bail, Camel; time /: 80.
Equalcd q Worlds Record.
New HAVEN, Conn, Sept 2S.-The