St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-16

1912 closed today in this city with a
man in the box for Cincinnati who. had
he been discovered at the beginning of
the season instead of just in time to
pitch the last game, might have landed
the Reds much nearer the top BUM
pus'' Jones, of Cedarville. o.. fresh
from the Joliet team, made remark
able record in today's game. He
pitched for the Reds, and it was his
first attempt I'D the major league. He
surprised everybody by letting the
Pittsburgs down without hit. He was
loudly applauded, and was imme-
diately signed by the Cincinnati club.
Score:
Pittsburg 20 0 i o o o 0 81 2
Batteries. Jones and Vaughn, Baldwin and
Mack; umpire. McQuaid; earned runs, Gin
cinnati 5; first base on balls off Jones 4,
OFF Baldwin =; struck out, by Jones g. by
Baldwin 5; home run, George smith; stolen
base Donovan: double plays. Miller Bier
bauer and Beckley, Latham and Commiskey,
Vaughn and McPhee; wild pitch, Baldwin;
time, lis.
GUYED BY THE BLEACHERS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-Two games
between the Washington and Boston
teams closed the championship season
here today. The visitors played better
Udli III DOtil anu duU6u
two more games to their already long
list. The most sensational feature of
the game was wonderful one-handed
catch by Duffee that deprived the home
team of home run. There were about
800 regulars present, and those on the
bleachers, beside guying the home
players for their miserable work, kept
up running fire of remarks as to what
they would do when the snow was fly
ing. The second game was called at
the end of the fifth by mutual consent.
Scores:
First Game RHE
Washington..O o IA 1o
Boston. ...4 0 0 / o / AZ 7 2
Batteries. Meekin and Mcclure, Nichols
and Bennett; umpire, Burns; earned runs,
Washington !, Boston 8; first base by errors,
Washington 2, Boston 4; left on bases. Wash
lngton d, Boston Z; first base on balls, off
Meeki1l q, Nichols 3: struck out, by Meekin 2
Nichols 4; three-base hits. Duffy, Mcclure
Dowd; two-base hit Duffy; sacrifice hit
plays, Quinn. Long and Tucker, Mcclure and
Dandy, Loring and Tucker: hit by pitcher
by Meekin L; wild pitches, Meekin = Nichols
/; passed ball, Mcguire; time, 2:l0.
Washington .-.---0 Q Q 60 Q 8
Batteries Killen and Mcclure. SWEETS and
Camel; umpire, Burns; earned runs Boston
first base on balls. off killen 9, Stiyetts ]
struck out by killen 1. Stivetts 2; home run
Nash; three-base hit St1vetts; two-base hit
Camel; time, :45.
SHUT OUT THE BROWNS.
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 15.-Anson's Colts
and the st. Louis Browns played the
final championship game of the season
OF 1892 here today, with the result that
Chicago gave st. Louis shut-out in a
well and sharply played game. Hutchi-
son and Hawley both pitched great ball,
and hits were scattered. Caruthers car
ried off the batting honors, and the field
ing of Dahlen and Crooks was feature.
Pitcher William King, late of Balti-
more, umpired the game. Score:
Chicago. ~ o % 90 81
st. Louis 30 0 0 0 0 90 5
Batteries, Hutchinson and Kittredge, Haw-
ley and Peitz; umpire, King; left on bases,
Chicago ., st. Louis 5: first base on balls, off
hawley /; struck out by Hawley p by Hutch
1son 4: two-base hii, Carutners; sacrifice
hits, Moriarity, Knehne; double plays Dun
gan, Arson and Decker. Hutchinson, Dahlen
and Arson, Kuehne. Crooks and Caruthers;
hit by pitcher by Hutchinson /; time, 10.