St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-16
Cleveland Wins One-Sided Game
From Louisville.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 1.-Two of the
pitchers signed early in the year pitched
the last game for Cleveland, and kept
the Louisvilles from batting the ball TO
any extent. Clausen was hit freely, and
the bases were twice emptled by Cleye-
land with timely three-baggers. At
tendance, 800. Score:
Lon ls11ie. . I - - g )
Batteries. Williams, O'Connor and thinner;
Clausen and Merritt; umpire, Seward learned
runs, Cleveland ); first base by errors Cleve-
land =. Louisvilles >; left on bases, Cleveland
3, Louisville 3: first base on balls. off Clausen
2; struck out, by Williams 3. Clausen .; three
base hits, Tebeau. Virtue, McAleer: two-b ase
hits. Chi!ds, Brown, Bassett; sacrifice hits,
Mexican, Jennings; double play, Mexican,
Childs and Virtue; hit by pitcher by
Clausen; wild pitches, Clausen, Williams;
time, 100. Called on account of darkness
GIANTS WIN TWO.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15.-New York
won two games this afternoon. The
first game was the concluding champion
ship game of the season. and the second
was an exhibition Inability to hit
King lost the first game for the Phillies,
and in the second the Giants batted
themselves to victory. Attendance,
1,343. Score:
First game R.H.E
S Se,1 59rk H., 9 9 Q ~ 12 9
Batteries. King and Ewing, Carsey and
Clements; umpire, Lynch; earned runs,
New York 5, Philadelphia !; left on bases
New York s, Philadelphia 5; first base on
balls. of King !, Carsey .: strack out by
ton; sacrifice hits. Ewing. Thompson
Reilly: stolen bases Burke. Keller: double
plays, Fuller, Doyle and Boyle Fuller and
Doyle; hit by pitcher, by King 2; time, l :25
Second Game R.HE
Phiiadelphias Q 0 Q Q Q Q % S 3
Batteries. WEIGH and Doyle, weighing. Keefe
and Clements; umpire, HUBBLE: earned runs.
Philadelphia New York .: first base by err
phia Z, New York Z; first base on balls. off
WEIGH 9; struck ont by Welch 8; three-base
hits, Hamilton. Keller; two-base hits. Con
nor Fuller; stolen bases. Burke, Delehanty;
time. 30.
FANS RELIEVED.
BALTIMORE. Oct. ia deep sigh OF
relief welled up from the hearts of the
base ball devoteeS when the last man
was out and the championship season
ended today. The poor Orioles were
vanquished by Wards wonders in two
games this afternoon. In the first game
Wards men: punched their hits and the
Orioles their errors in the first and fifth
lHHiigS- ScnullQL ana daQQOck pitched
superbly throughout the second battle.
but, with men on bases, Johnny Ward
knocked out double and scored two
men. winning the game. Score:
First Game nHE.
BaltimoreI 90 111o o-5Ii
Brooklyn-...3 0 0 0 . SO
Batteries, Vickery and Robinson, Kenny
and DAILY; umpire, Emslie; earned runs, Bal
tImore :, Brooklyn 2; first base by errors,
Baltimore ., Brooklyn z; left on bases Balti-
more g, Brooklyn s; first base on balls, off
Kennedy 5; struck out by Kennedy ., Wick
cry /; twobase hits, McGraw. Ward; sacrifice
hits, G: DALEY, Vickery, Shindle; stolen
bases, Vickery, Corcoran; time, 1:40.
Second game
Baltimore. 80 o 0 o o 0 Go 6 /
Brooklyn 80 0 0 0 % 6 o
Batteries. Schmidt and Gunson, Haddoek
and kIlslow; umpire, Eulslie; first base by
errors Brooklyn 1; left on bases, Baltimore
6. Brooklyn 8; first base on balls, off Schmidt
4, Haddock 4; struck out Schmidt2 H6ddock
2; two b6se Bits, John Ward. Schindle; sacri-
fee hits. kinslow. Haddock; stolen bases. !.
O'Brien p Brouthers, Cross. Kelly: time,
las.
''BUMPUs" JONES' GREAT FEAT.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 15.-The season Of