St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-09
PITTsBURG PLAYING BALL.
The Smoky City Lads Have a
Picnic in Gotham

NEW YORK, Sept, S.-Errors and
stupid base running gave Pittsburg the
victory today. The New Yorks hit Bald
win very hard in the three first innings
and then ceased to bat. Score:
P P9s uHsn, . I Q Q Q Q IS Q
Batteries, King and Boyle, Baldwin and
Miller; earned runs. New York 4, Pittsburg
| 4; first base by errors, Pittsburg 2: left on
bases, New York Z. Pittsburg 5; first base on
King 1, Baldwin A; three-base hits, King and
| Beckley; two-base hits, Doyle, Donovan,
Beckley. Bierba1er;, sacrifice hits, Miller,
Smith, Kelly; stolen bases. Farrell, Baldwin;
passed balls. Boyle. Miller; umpire, Lynch;
ume l IS.
COULD NOT BAT.
BROOKLYN, Sept. S.-Chicago and
| Brooklyn played another short but in
| teresting game at Eastern park today.
| The CnicagOs were defeated, being I'M
able to hit Hart. making only four hits
in five innings: when Stein took Billy's
place in the sixth, the Chicagos did not
make single hit. Score:
e ebisssG. : 9 - "a y !
Batteries, Stein, Hart and Kinslow; Gum
bert and Schriver; umpire, McQuaid; earned
runs, Brooklyn 4, Chicago / left on bases,
! Brooklyn 5, Chicago 81 first base on balls, off
Hart 2, Gumbert s; three-base hits, Burns.
Griffin, Dahlen; sacrifice hit Corcoran;
stolen base. Foutz: wild pitch. Hart; passed
| ball, Schriever; time, I 80.
HIT THE BALL FREELY.
| PHILADELPHIA, Sept. S.-Today's
game was featureless beyond Delehanty
and Thompson being injured, the for
mer retiring. The home team hit the
ball freely. Attendance, SIC. Score:
| Ri. E.
S Sh3fd6s;n6i. ! o-s g j
Batteries Sullivan, Dwyer and Vaughan
Knell Carsey and Clements; umpire Ems
| lie; earned runs, Cincinnati 3. Philadelphia
| 4; left on bases, Cincinnati 10, Philadelphia
4; first base on balls, off Sullivan l, off Dryer
| ]. off Knell 2: struck out, by Carsey 2, by
Knell 2: three-base hits, Browning, Cross.
| Allen; two-base hits Cross Comiskey; sacri-
| fee hits, Allen, Carsey, Smith: stolen bases,
McPhee, Wood, Smith, Comiskey, Hamil ton,
| Thompson; double play, Allen and Connor:
| hit by pitched ball. by Sullivan 1, by Dryer
2; passed ball, Vaughan: time hours. 2.
WON ON A COLD DAY.
BALTIMORE, Sept. S.-The Orioles, in
the bat viciously, sprinted well and
won the game. Score: - s.
| RH.E.
Baltimore "a 0 2 0 - Is +
| Batteries, Clausen and Merritt. Vickery
anu hOUiusOli1 OuTnS, earned runs.
Louisville 1, Baltimore 6; first base by errors.
Baltimore /; left on bases, Loulsville9 g, Balii-
more 9; first base on balls, off Clausen 5. off
| Vlekery .; struck out, by Clausen 1. by Wick
| ery2: three-base hits, Pfeffer, Merritt; two
base hits, Stovey, Sutcliffe; sacrifice hits,
! ORourke, Pfeffer. McGraw; stolen bases.
Van Haltren 2, Suteliffe, Taylor; double
plays, Jennings, Pfeffer and Whistler.
0'Rourke, Stricken and Sutcliffe Pfeffer and
| Whistler passed ball, Merritt; time, 1 IS
BOSToNs PLAY LISTLESSLY. 4
BOSTON, Sept. S.-St. Louis had an
easy victory today, as Hawley was in
yincible. Brodie's two muffs gave the
BostonS their only run. Stivetts had no
speed, and st. Louis pounded him all
over the lot. The Bostons played list.
less game. Score:
Boston. Ill D 0 o. 3
st. Louis.....0 3 0 0 1 / 1 50 I2
Batteries, Stivetts and Camel, Hawley and
1nxr.