St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-07
BEATEN BY one RUN,
eague Leaders Defeated by
the Men From Gin
cinnati.
st. Louis Helps Pittsburg Out
to the Extent Of Two
Games.
Boston's Superior Base Rum
ming Beats the Quakers
Twice.
Washington Pulls Out Of Last
Z n
Washington Pulls Out Of Last
Place by Defeating Bal
timope.

CLEVELAND. Oct 6.-The cause of
Claveland's defeat today was due mainly
to the remarkable game which McPhee
put up both in the field and the bat.
The visitors gave a very fine exhibition
of field work, and, by punching their
hits at the proper time, secured tie
winning run. Score:
Cincinnati. o 1 o So Il 1
Batteries, Davies and thinner, Dwyer and
Naughn; umpire. Gaffney; earned runs,
Cleveland 3, Cincinnati /: first base by err
rors Cleveland ). Cincinnati I; lett Oh bases
Cleveland :, Cincinnati 6; first base on balls
off Davis l, Dwyer 3; struck out, by Davis 3
Dwyer :; two-base hits. . Conner, Holiday,
McPhee; sacrifice hits. Cleveland !, Cincin-
natl /; stolen bases. Cleveland =. Cincinnati
!: double plays. Latham McPhee and ComiS-
key, McPhee and ComiskeY; passed ball.
thinner: time, Ii
POUNDED CODB HARD.
WASHINGTON, Oct. ashington
batted COBB all over the lot today, and
i'll siX-inning game, called on account
OF darkness, won easily. The visitors
played All inferior game. Larkin and
Duffee led in batting. Score:
B BaI5ihIngton-' ! ! Ia IA Is e
Batteries, Inks and Mcguire, Cobb and
Gunsou: umpire. Burns; earned runs. Wash.
1ngton 10; first base by errors. Baltimore =;
left on bases, Washington ., Baltimore ,;
first base on balls, off Inks 3, Cobb .; struck
out, by lnksi Cobb 4; home runs, Larkin >,
Richardson, Dutfee: three base hits, Duffee.
Cobb, Dandy; two-baSe hits, Hoy, Mcclure,
Twitehell ? MeGraw; double play, Richard
son, Dowd and Larkin; hit 10y pitcher, by
Inks i wild pitches Inks =, Cobb /; time.
l:50.
WON THE LAST HOME GAME.
CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-Ihe ChicagoS won
the last game OF the local season bv de-
feating the LouisvilIes. Miller pitched
well, and in the sixth won his own game
with the bases full by a hit into the left
Attendance, 400. Score:
loni louisville, . '......2 Q 0 o "a = J
Batteries, Miller and Schriever. Clausen
and Merritt; umpire, McQuaid; earned runs.
Chicago e, Louisville l. left on bases Chi
cage >, Louisville =; first base on balls. off
Miller 4, off Clausen 4 struck out by Miller
5, Clausen 3; home run. Whistler; two-base
hit Bassett: sacrifice hits. Bassett Ryan.
Jennings: stolen bases Taylor Miller; wild
pitch Clausen; passed ball, Merritt: time,
1:4O.
TWO FOR PITTSBCRG.
PITTSBURG. Oct. 6 -PittSburg won
both games from st. Louis today. In
the first game Terry pitched fine ball
and except i'll the third and eighth inn
JngS st. Louis could do nothing with
his delivery. In the second game the
home team w0n through opportune hit
ting and the errors Of their opponents.
The second game was called at the end
of the seventh inning Oh account of
darkness. ShOrtstop Shugart has been
laid Off the balance Of the season.
Miller played that position in the first
game and Cargo. a Local player. in the
second game. Cargo had a chance 10
distinguish himself today. Score:
P ST Iouis.:. g
Batteries, Terry and Mack. Breitenstein
and Briggs; umpire. SNYDER; earned runs.
Pittsburg ). st. Louis /; left on bases. Pitts
burg s. 81. Louis s; first base on balls, off
Terry 5, Breltenstein ;; struck out by Terry
z, Breitensen ): twO-base hits. Bierbauer,
Brodie, Moriarity sacrifice hits, Beckley,
Mack, Caruthers, Genius; stolen bases,
Miller ., Mack. Bierbauer: double play Bier
baner, Miller and BecKley; passed balls.
Briggs, Mack; time, 10.
second Game. r. H. E.
Pittsburg -. 3 . ? O-iO 10 6
St Louis. . 0 0 2-5 0
Batteries Baldwin and Mack. Hawley and
Buckley; umpire, snyder earned runs, Pitts
purS /. St Loill5 L. HrSl DaSe DE errors. GlttS-
burg ., ST. Louis 4; left on bases. Pittsburg 6,
st. Louis s; first base on balls off Baldwin ..
Hawley 3; struck cut, by Baldwin s. Hawley
3; three-base hin, Farrell, Van Iialtren: two
base hits, Farrell, Smith; sacrifice hits. Far
rell, Camp: stolen bases, Donovan =. Van
Haltren >. Camp: hit by pitcher by Baldwin;
time, 1:30.
WON BY BASE RUNNING.
BosToN, Oct. 6-Boston won the first
Ia l,ai.
base running as by their superior bat
ting. They fielded fast, as if they were
playing off the championship with Cleve-
land. Long and Mccarthy eXcelled in
heldlng. The second game started with
free hitting by both teams. The Phila-
delphias scored their runs in the first
three innings, while Boston scored in
the first and second, and added two in
the eighth. HamiltOn'S batting average
was increased by four bunt hits, and
the fielding of Allen and the catching of
Clements was Of high order. Longs
batting was the best done on the Bos-
ton side, but his fielding was not up to
his average. BostOn's base running was
again winning element. Scores:
First Game RUE
Boston. 0 . 0 o % Is .
PhiladelphiaO 0 , Q 0 ? % : )
Batteries. Nichols and Bennett Keefe and
NiSi4lSiitc. uii- pitt E-HSIlcs CARRIED runs DOS-
ton 4, Philadei phia ,; first base by errors
Boston3, Philadelphia f.; first base on balls,
off Nichols ;, keefe 3; struck cut by Nichols
5. kecfe .; twobsse hits. Long, Mailman,
Lowe ., Bennett: sacrifice hits, Mailman,
Long, Bennett, Nash; stolen bases, Nash.
Quinn; double plays Mccarthy and Tucker.
Hamilton, Allen and Connor; hit by pitcher
Tucker; wild pitches, Nichols /, Keefe |;
time, 30.
Second Game R.H.E.
Boston. - ) o 0 0 50 Is q
Philadelphia.2 , 1 0 0 0 0-5 10 S
Batteries Staley and CAMEL, weighing and
Clements; umpire, Emslie: earned runs,
Boston q, Philadelphia i first base OH balls
off Weyhing J. Staley2: struck out by Staley
=, Neybing d: three base hit Long; two base
hits, Nash, Mailman, Delehauty; sacrifice
hit. Suyetts; stolen bases, Long, Mccarthy,
Lowe; time, 1913.
EVEN ON THE SERIES.
New YORK, Oct. 6.-The New Yorks
gave the Brooklyns decisive beating
today, and by doing so won the second
championship series by 4 8 and the
teams therefore stand even on the sea-
son. In today's game the Brooklyns