St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-17
WON FROM THE GIANTS.
This Victory and BOston's Defeat
Gives the Leaders a Big Boost.

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-The Clevelands
won very exciting game today from
the New Yorks. core:
cleveland. ? o 3 5 o o o o 40 4
Batteries. Crane, Rusie and Ewing. Clark
runs run New YORK; cieVeland left on bases,
New York 8, Cleveland 3; first base on balls
Off Crane 3, Rusie p Clarkson 3; struck out,
by Crane ], Rusie 4. Clarkson 2: two-base
hits, Tiernan, McAleer; sacrifice hits. Ewing,
Lyons, Ewing, Mexican, Virtue 2, McAleer,
thinner: double play, Childs and Virtue;
wild pitches, Crane = kussle =; passed ball,
Ewing; time, l so.
SUPPORT DID 1T,
BROOKLYN, Sept. 16.-Stein was sup
ported by his Brooklyn comrades in old
time style this afternoon. StrattOn
pitched effectively for Louisville, but
was not we'll supported. Score:
G HoGGSlHR;.. d 9 ! Q - I !
Batteries, Stein and Kinslow. Stratton and
Merritt: umpire, Burns; earned run, Louis
vile l; left on bases. Brooklyn 4, Louisville
z; first base on balls, off Stein 3, Off Stratton
2: struck out, by Stein 2,bv Stratton /; three
base hNs Bassett, Stratton; two-base hits,
" brleQ, GOnnOT. SAcrlQCe Illus, w dTG,
Brouthers, Kinslow, Stein. Weaver: stolen
bases O'Brien, Pfeffer; double plays, Pfefer
and Whistler, Jennings Pfefer and
Whistler, W eaver and " histler; wild pitches
Stein J, Stratton ;'time, :45.
WON IN ONE INNING.
BOSTON, Sept. 16.-Runs and hits
were scarce today. Cincinnati MADE the
winning run ON Days single and Me-
Phee's home run in the sixth. Gaffney
got twisted IN the eighth, and gave a
decision against each club. and both
kicked. Catches by Holiday and Wood
and stop by Quinn were the features.
Attendance, 1,464. Score:
Boston. 30 Q Q 9 o. 6 |
Cincinnati. % o. 4
Batteries. Nichols and Bennett. Dwyer and
Murp ply; earned runs, Cincinnati =; first
base by errors Boston =: left on bases, Bos
ton 6, Cincinnati 3; first base on balls off
Nichols l, Dwyer l; struck out, by Nichols 4,
Dwyer ! home run, McPhee; sacrifice hits.
Bennett, Mccarthy; double play, Dwyer and
Comiskey; passed ball, Murphy; eumpire.
Gafney: time l 40.
LET ADVANTAGES SLIP By.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-Failure to
take advantage of all the opportunities
of running bases in the first inning lost
today's game to the home club, or at
least prevented it from being a tie.
Hutchinson was very effective, except
ing in one inning, while timely hitting
by the Chlcagos i'll the fifth inning and
Dahlen's sneak home in the fourth,
while Mcclure left the plate uncovered
10 put out DUNCAN, gave the visitors
their runs. Score:
C G dsas 'on Q Q / : Q % 8 2
Batteries Abbey and Mcclure, Hutchinson
and Kittredge; umpire, Emslie; earned runs.
Chicago =; first base by errors, Washington
/; left on bases, Chicago j. Washington 5;
first base on balls. off Abbey /; struck out,
by Hutchinson s. by Abbey 3; two-base hit,
Autchison; sacrifice hits, Arson. Dahlen,
Canavan, Radford: stolen bases, Dowd
Larkin. Hoy. Decker, Hutchison, DUNCAN;
double play. Radferd Richardson and
Larkin: passed balls, kittredge !, Mcclure
i; time. rs.
WON BY TIM.
BALTIMORE, Sept l6.-Tim O'Rourke
won the game from Pittsburg today.
The score was 5 to in favor OF the
visitors in the ninth. Two men had
been retired and three were Oh bases,
when O'Rourke came to bat. Two
strikes were called. Then the ball flew
down the left foul line. Three men
scored and the game was won. 1t was
the best all around game played here
R.H.E
BaI taGE % % Q 3 . 9 ! Q o 80 3 /
Batteries, Terry and Miller, Mcmahon and
Robinson; umpire, Lynch: earned runs,
Pittsburg3. Baltimore .; first base by errors,
Pittsburg l, Baltimore .; left on bases, Pitts
burg 9, Baltimore 6; first base on balls. off
Terry 7: struck out by Terry /; Mcmahon / !;
three-base hits. Beckley, Farrell; two-base
hits, Shugart, o'Rourke 2; sacrifice hits, Van
~
stolen bases, Smith Sutcliffe; passed balls,
Robinson /, Miller .; time, 200.
PLAYED BETTER, BUT LOST.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 16.-Philadel-
phia made more hits and fewer errors
than st. Louis today, but could not win.
The home Team had thirteen left on
bases. Hawley was problem when
hits were needed. Attendance $50.
Score:
P ft1 hSRiSs id - - %
Batteries, Hawiey and Buckley. Keefe and
Clements; umpire. McQuaid: earned runs,
ST. Louis 9, Philadelphia /; first base by err
rors, St Louis 3, Philadelphia 5: left on
bases, st. Louis 2. PhIladel phia ID; first base
on balls, off Hswley =; struck out by keefe
4, by Hawley 4; home run, Werden: two-base
hit, Stephenson; sacrifice hits, Glasscock,
Buckley. Thomps Reilly: double play, AL
len and Connor; wild pitches, Hawley g;
time, 10.
Garfield Prisoners DISCHARGED