St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-25
SENATOR'S TWICE BEATEN.

SENATOR'S TWICE BEATEN.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 24.-The Reds took
the WaShingtonS into camp twice this
afternoon. The Reds played without
All error. and hit the ball at the right
time. Capt. Comiskey carried off the
lIonors with the bat.
The second game was called after the
first half of the seventh inning had Eeen
played, on account of darkness. Just
after time was called great rain storm
started, and it rained for two hours.
Score first game:
R.H.E E.
Cincinnati 02O02*-7 IL o
Washington. --......1 0 0 Oh 0 0 0 o.
Batteries, Dwyer and Mahoney, killen and
McGuire; umpire, McQuaid; earned runs;
Cincinnati 6; first base on balls Oft Dwyer 3.off
klllen 3; struck out, by Dryer l: three base
hit, Twitcheu; two-base hits. O'Neill, Comis-
key, Smith; sacrifice hits. Latham, Radford
stolen bases. McPhee, Vaughan, Comiskey,
Latham =; double play. Dowd. Richardson
and Milligan; passed balls, Mahoney /, Nc
CURE /; time, 80
SECOND GAME.
Cincinnati. ..-.o 0 9 IA /
Washington. 80 0 0 o 1-2 6 3
Batteries. Sullivan and Vaughan. Duryea
and Mcclure; umpire, McQuaid: earned run.
Washington; first base on balls. off Sullivan
., off Duryea >: struck out by Sullivan - BY
hits, Latham. Vaughan. Comiskey. MilIigan
stolen bases MePbee, Smith. Richardson ;
passed balls, Mcclure l, Vaughan L time,
lao
LOUISVILLE STEPS UP.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 24.-The Colonies
feating the Baltimores in the most eX-
citing game of the season. Van Hal
tren's batting and Stratton's fine work
with men OH bases were the features.
In the sixth inning Gunson ran into
Grim at the plate and broke finger on
his right hand. Grim retired and Mer-
ritt look his place. Score:
Louisviiie-...1 0 0 0 l Is Q 3
Baltimore % l 0 0 0 o. + 2
Batteries, Stratton. Grim and Merritt Cobb
and Gunson; earned runs, Louisville /, Bal
lmore 3; first base by errors, Louisville 3,
Baltimore 2: left on bases, Louisville 8. Bal
timore 4: first base on balls off Cobb 4 :;
struck out by Stratton ], Cobb 1; three-oase
Sntclitfe: sacrifice hits. Taylor. Weaver .
Pfeffer Stricken; stolen bases. Brown 2, Jen-
nlngs: double plays. Stratton, Grim and
whistler Stratton, Jennings and Whistler.
pitches. Cobb 9: passed balls, Merritt /, Gun
son /; umpire, Lynch; time. 200.
A FAIR DIVIDE.
PITTsBuRG, Aug. 24.-Brooklyn and
Pittsburg played two games this after
noon and quit even. The home team
won the first game through Terry's
magnificent pitching, and lost the sec
ond to Brooklyn by Baldwin's numer-
Gus and inopportune base on. balls.
Score first game.
B Bl1,oPnFR: !. o 9 - + 3
Batteries Terry and Miller Stein and Kins-
low; umpire, Gafney; earned runs, Pitts
burg z. BROOKLYN !; first base by errors Pitts
burg 1, Brooklyn .; left on bases. Pittsburg
5. BROOKLYN 6; first base on balls, Off Terry
:, OF Stein 4; struck out by Terry 9, by
Stein 2; home run, Donovan; three-b base hit,
kinslow; two-base hit Kelly; sacrifice hits,
Donovan. Kelly, Corcoran. Brouthers; stolen
base, Miller; time, las.
SECOND GAME.
Pittsburg. 0 o 0 o 0 o OIL 8
Brooklyn 30 o 0 0 O. 5 2
Batteries Baldwin and Miller. Paddock
and KinsIow: umpire, Gaffney; earned runs,
hons fst base By errors Brooklyn left
balls, off Baldwin .. off Haddock 4 struck
out, by Baldwin =, by Haddock g.; three-base
hit Daily. two-base hit Shugart; sacrifice
hits, Bradley. Corcoran. Brouthers. Kinslow
and DAILY, Bierbauer and Beckiey; time, 2
hour
ST. LOUIS GETS GLORY.
ST. LOUIS. Afg. 24.-The two games
played at Kansas City yesterday will
count as championship games, but of
the two games played here today one
was an exhibition game. Boston won
the first contest today-the champion
ship game-aRd made little effort to take
the other. On account of newspaper
criticism Barnie refused to umpire. The
of nd
ures of the game. Score first game:
St Louis 10 o 0 0 / o o.
Boston. .....2 o o o "a
Batteries. Hawley and Buckley Nichols
! and CAMEL: umpires, Gleason and Staley
earned runs, ST. Louis /, Boston l.; first base
by errors, st. Louis I. Boston l left on bases
st. Louis z, Boston s; first base on balls of
Hawiey !. Nichols 2: struck out, by Hawley
I, Nichols 3: three-base hit Mccarthy; sacri
fee hits, Hawley, Camel. Quinn: stolen
bases, Brodie. Long 2, Duffy; double plays
Hawley, Crooks and Werden, Werden unas.
sisted, Long. Quinn and Tucker; hit by
pitcher, by Hawley L; wild pitches Nichols
st. Louis. 20 o O01 3 5 Oil IA
Boston 20 0 q 0 0 o 90 3 {
Batteries, Hawke and Briggs, Staley and
Camel; umpire. Gleason; earned runs, St
Louis 5; first base by errors, St.Louis 4,Bostor
2: left on bases. St Louis 5Boston 5; first bass
on balls, off Hawke 3; struck out, by Hawke
5, StGley ,; home runs. Crooks . Werden
two base hits. Crooks. Werden; sacrifice hits
Kuehne. Crooks: stolen bases. Carroll, Glass
cock: Lowe; double plays, Glasscock
Crooks and Werden, Kuenne. Crook!
and Werden; wild pitch, Staley; passed ball
Briggs; time. j rs.
WET AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. 24.-The New
York-Chicago game sche duled here fol
today was not played on account of rain
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