St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-25

CLEVELAND, Sept RICHARDSON was
altogether too much for the Louisvilles
today when run was needed. STRAIT
ton was hit tolerably hard. and the
Clevelands fielded so superbly that the
LouiSvilles could not score if they
wanted to. Childs' work was the feat
ure of the game. Attendance, 2,40O.
Score:
f flsyeane. 9 9 - % e 3
Batteries GARRISON and thinner. Stratton
and Merritt; umpire, Snyder; earned runs.
Cleveland 4; first base by errors. Cleveland
2, Louisville l; left on bases. Cleveland Z.
Louisville q; first base on balls, off Stratton
!; struck out by Garrison !, by Stratton g;
three-base hit, Stratton; two-base hits. Davis.
Virtue, McAleer, Jennings, Merritt; sacrifice
hits, Burkett DAVIS, Virtue, Taylor; double
plays Childs and Mexican. Mexican, Childs
and Virtue; wild pitch, Stratton; time. 1:45
TWO FOR JOHNNY.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-The visitors
won the first game with ease, four of
their five runs being unearned. Nc
CURE was very lame, and the wild
pitches and passed balls were very
costly. The home team were unable to
do anything with Haddock until the
eighth, when they earned two runs. In
the second game the visitors won in a
walk. At no time was the result in
doubt. The home team could not bunch
their few hits, and put up a poor field
Ing game. The game was called at the
end of the eighth on account of dark
ness. Scores:
Sr9aRiga'. 9 - - 8
Batteries. Killen and Mcclure, Haddock
and C. Daley; umpire. Emslie; earned runs,
Washington 2. Brooklyn /; left on bases,
Washington 5, Brooklyn 6; first base on balls,
off Killen 4. Haddock2 =; struck out by Killen
), Haddock s; three-base hit Radford; two
base hit, Hoy; sacrifice hits, Daley O Bren,
Dowd, Cochran, Daley; stolen bases, Con
wild pitches, Killen 2; passed ball, Meg uire;
time, 81.
Second Came r. H. E.
SraaFIqa 81 - - : 8
Batteries, Abbey and O'Hagan. Stein, Kins-
low and Griffin; umpire. Emslie; earned
runs, Brooklyn 3; first base by errors, Wash
ngton !, BROOKLYN s; left on bases, Washing
hon 9, Brooklyn Z; first base on balls, off
Abbey ,, Stein >; struck out, by Abbey l,
Siein 3; thIee-base hit. Griffin; two-base hits,
Kinslow, Brouthers; sacrifice hits, Brouthers,
Duffee, Twitchell; stolen bases, Ward, Grit.
lin, OBrien: double play, Duffee and
pHagan: hit by pitcher, by Abbey L; passed
balls o Hagan q Kinslow /; time, las.
KISSED UMG1RE.
New YORK, Sept. 24-The Bostons
returned TO the Hub tonight after Will
ming only one game out of three. They
won the first game today, but were bad
ly defeated in the second. The first
game required twelve innings to decide
1t and was prettily played. The umpir-
Ing of Burns was very unsatisfactory
TO admirers of the home team, and quite
often his decisions were roundly Kissed.
Score:
New Wy YORK. a rakI..e...12OOOOoOoooo13A5A ;
Boston. 30 100000 O1OO1-4
Batteries, Rusie and Boyle, Staley, Stivett:
and Bennett; first base by errors Boston g
left on bases, New York 6. Boston Q; frs
base on balls, off Ruse 6. Staley 9, Stivetts
struck out: by Rusie S, Staley .. Styetts 1
three base hit, Mcmahon; two-base hit, Me
Darthy; sacrifice hits, Knowles, Rusle, Nc
Mahon Duffy, Quinn 2; stolen bases, Burke
Knowles Mccarthy: passed ball, Boyle; um
pire, Burns; time. 2:l0.
Second Game R.H.E
New York; Q g Q I'll II
Boston. ! 0 o. 6 IL I
Batteries King and Boyle, Stivetts and
Kelly; umpire, Burns; earned runs, New
York l. Boston /; left on bases, New York 5
Boston 5 first base on balls, off King 3, of
Stivetts 6; struck out, by King 4, Stivetts 2
three base hits. Mcmahon, Fuller; two-base
bits, King, Lowe; sacrifice hits, Doyle, Boyle
Mcmahon, King, Fuller. Duffy, Tucker, Quinn
stolen bases. Duffy, Burke, Lyons. Doyle
Tiernan 2, Long, McCarthy2 double plays
Fuller and Mcmahon. Boyle and Lyons
Lyons and Ewing; passed balls. Boyle l.
Kelly l; time, $40.
ONE PROLONGED SCRAP.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 24.-The game today