St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-28
BLAME THE UMPIRE.
j afPney Accused OF Defeating Gin
Cinuati

natl base ball club and a man named
| Gaffney played a remarkably fine game
of bail today. But Tor the absence of
McPhee the Cincinnatis could have
beaten Gaffney. Kuehne. who played
second base for Cincinnati, was figure
head, and nothing more. Gaffney gave
Pete Brewing the horrors by robbing
| him of home run in the first inning.
Again in the seventh inning Murphy
! ran in from second on long hit by Hot-
| liday, but was called out because it was
| a run and belonged to Cincinnati. A
ball club from Cleveland, o., was also
present. but took little part in the game.
Cincinnati and Gatfney played it all.
| The score:
R.H. K.
cIaSdFlnd 2 9 20 !
Batteries, Dwyer and Murphy, Davies and
thinner: umpire. GaFney: earned runs
| Cleveland 2; first base on balls off Dwyer 2.
| Davies 2; struck out, by Dryer 3. Davies 3;
! three-base hits, Browning, Dawes, thinner;
| two-base hit, Browning; sacrifice hits.
Latham, Comiskey, Smith, Davies, Mexican,
Virtue; stolen bases, Latham 2, Burkett,
O'Connor; double play thinner and Childs;
passed balls, Murphy :; time, ~.
FIELDED LIKE SCHOOL BOYS.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. q -Shugart's play
at short was the only feature of the
game today. Gleason was DATED very
/ hard, and was rendered eXecreable sup
| port. The st. Louis men fielded like a
lot of school boys. Baldwin was very
effective. Score:
RI E.
St. Louise 9 % Ia 3 10
Pittsburg Il l 1 ] 1 90 ID 1
Batteries, Gleason and Buckley, Baldwin,
Mack and Miller; umpire McQuaid: earned
! runs, st. Louis l. Pittsburg - first base on
errors, ST. Louis /. Pittsburg 8; left Oh bases.
ST. Louis s. Pittsburg o; first base on balls
off Gleason ), off Baldwin :; struck out, by
Gleason 3, by Baldwin 4; three-base hits,
Glasscock, Blerbauer; sacrifice hits. Crooks,
Moriarity. Buckley. 3eckley, Baldwin: stolen
base, Camp: double plays. Crooks and Wer-
den, Giasscock, Crooks and Werden, Shugart
and Beckley. Shugart, Bierbauer and Beck
ley: hit by pitcher, by Baldwin ,: passed
ball, Buckley; time, $40
LOST BY ERRORS.
BALTIMORE. Sept. 27.-Schmidt, the
Mobile pitcher, made his debut as an
Oriole today. Two hits only were made
off his delivery, yet the Giants won.
Nine errors by the Birdlets tell the
story. Umpire Emslie was knocked
out by foul tip and carried from the
grounds. He will be out again tomor-
row. Boyle won the game for the
Giants by calling everything ''balr' in
the ninth. Score:
S SsM n9Ge u: . 9 "a g
Batteries, Schmidt aud Robinson, King
and Ewing; umpires, Emshe. Boyle and SUIT
cliffe; earned run, Baltimore; first base by
| errors, Baltimore =, New York 8; left on
bases. Baltimore 10, New York 6; first base
on balls, off Schmidt e, King Z; struck out,
by Schmidt s. KING 5; three base hit, King;
| two base nit, StoVey; sacrifice hits, Burke,
EJtlar. ha
Burke, Ewing, Van Haltren. Ward Fuller
double plays, Fuller, Doyle and Mcmahon;
i wild pitches, Schmidt2; passed ball, Robin
| son; time, 2:l0.
NO EARNED RUNS.
| WASHINGTON, sept. Washington
| turned the tables Oh the PhillieS today,
winning the game in the ninth on errors
| by Carsey and Thompson, BOWS single
and triple by Larkin, which Melted
! three runs. Klllen and Carsey pitched
effectively. neither club earning run.
Attendance. 1000. Score:
Washington. Q Q o 0 o 0 SO .
Philadelphia 0 L 0 0-1
| Batteries, Klllen and Mcclure, Carsey and
| rors Washington ,, Philadelphia 1; left on
| bases, Washington !. Philadelphia 5; first
, base on balls, off Carsey l; struck out, by
| killen 4, by Carsey 3; three-base hit, Larkin
| stolen bases, CCnnor. Carsey. Hoy; double
plays, Mcclure and Radford, Hallman and
Connor; hit by pitcher. by Killen .; wild
pitch, Killen; passed ball. Clements; time
| 1:21
HADDOCK AN EASY MARK.
BOSTON, Sept. 81. - The Bostons
found Haddock an easy mark and batted
out Winning lead i'll the first three
innings. Stjvetts was in fine form and
was not hit successfully until he had
the game in hand. Duffy made a great
eaten, of which he made double play
Griffin and Tom Daily fielded finely
Score:
Boston IS 1 0 0 2 0 IA 20
/ BrooKlvn.....0 0 0 0 0 0 2 o. 8 {
| Batteries Stivetts and Camel, Haddock
| and DAILY: umpire, Burns; earned runs
! Boston e. Brooklyn 5: first base by errors
Boston 5, Brooklyn 3: left on bases, Boston Z
Brooklyn 3; first base on balls, Off Stivetts 3
Haddock .: struck out, by Stivetts 6.Baddock
i home run. Burns; three-base hit, McCar
thy; two-base hits Long, Quinn .. Brouthers
Corcoran sacritice-hits, Mccarthy, Duffy
/. Nash, Quinn, Joyce, Burns; stolen bases
Duffy, Nash, Kelly, Long; double plays Duffy
| and Quinn, Long, Quinn and Tucker; wild
| pitch, Haddock; time, Las.
PREVENTED BY FIRE.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 27.-There was nc
game today, the main stand and a cot
tage at the par, being DESTROYED by fire
last night. Loss, $4,000; insurance
! 81, 500.