St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-06

from the Southern Athletic CLUB, where
he will do his work both Tuesday and
Wednesday.
HOLIDAY BASE BALL.
Large Crowds at Philadelphia See
Cleveland Win Twice.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 5.-Over 10000
people saw Cleveland win the first game
this afternoon from Philadelphia by six
runs in the ninth inning, none of which
were earned. Score:
PhiiadeIphia.l Q Q 0 %
Batteries. Cuppy and thinner Keefe and
Clements: umpire. Snyder; earned runs,
Philadelphia 9; first base on errors, Cleve-
land 5, Philadelphia 1; left on bases, Cleve.
land 5. Philadelphia 4: first base on balls off
Cuppy 3, keefe 5; struck out, by Cuppy 5,
keefe 2: home run, Childs; three-base hit,
Allen: two-base hit Alien: sacrifice hits,
Thompson, Allen, thinner. Cuppy 2; time.
2:10.
Philadelphia was shut out in the Sec,
Ond game, and the II, 1877 spectators
were disguised at the poor playing of
the home team. Score second game:
Philadelphia o o 0 o 0 90 6 i
Batteries. Knell and Dowse, Young and
thinner; umpire, Snyder; earned runs, Cieve-
land 3: first base by errors, Philadelphia l;
left on bases Philadelphia s, Cleveland S:
first base on balls, off Young !. Knell =:
struck out, by Young 3, KnelI6: two-base
hits. Conner, Mexican, thinner 9, Virtue,
O'Connor; sacrifice hits, Allen, Cross, Dowse,
O'Connor, Young: time, 1:45.
COLONIES LOST BOTH GAMES.
BoSTON, Sept. 5.-The morning game
hara itb
was a great pitchers battle, the fielding
was phenomenal. In the second game
the Bostons won because OF Stivetts'
effective work with men on bases.
Score:
First game R.HE.
Boston. ID OOoO1--2 .
Louisville. III 00000-1 3 Q
Batteries, Stiyetts and Cancel Clausen and
Merritt; umpire, Gaffney; first base by er-
Tor. Louisville; left on bases, Boston 2, Louis
vile 3; struck out, by Stivetts 3. Clausen z;
three-base hit. Merritt; sacrifice hits, Weaver
Long. Nash. Lowe; double plays, Jennings,
Pfeffer and Whistler, Long and Tucker; hit
by pitcher, by Clausen 2; time, :49.
second Game r. H. E.
Louisville % 1 0 o o % 2
Batteries, Stivetts and Ganzel, Sanders
and Merritt; umpire Gaffney; earned runs
Boston ,. Louisville l; first base by errors.
Louisville .; left on bases, Boston 6, Louis
vile s; first base on balls, off Stivetts l. San
ders =; struck out by Stivetts B. Sanders .;
two base hits, Duffy. Nash, Pfeffer; sacrifice
hits. Whistler, Tucker, Mccarthy, Camel,
Bassett; stolen bases, Mccarthy 2. Merritt
Lowe; time, :32.
GIANTS GO DOWN TWICE.
New YORK. Sept. 5.-Seventeen hun
dred people saw the Chicagos knock out
the New Yorks in the morning game.
Gumbert had the local hitters at his
mercy. The afternoon game was
repetition of the morning game. Score:
First Game R.H.E.
New York. 20 o 0 u o o n-1 3
Chicago. ....2 0 0 o 0 *-5
Batteries, Crane and Ewing and Doyle,
Gumbert and Schriever; umpire, Lynch;
earned runs, New York 1, Chicago 3; first
base by errors, Chicago 3; left on bases. New
York 3 Chicago 6; first base on balls. Off
Crane J. Gumbert 2; struck out, by Crane g.;
two-base hits Doyle. O Rourke. Fuller Dun
gan: sacrifice hits, Lyons, Doyle, Boyle. Par
rott }, DUNCAN. Canavan; stolen bases, Full
Ter, Ryan . Dahlen 3, DUNCAN; double plays.
Schriver and Arson. Dahlen and Caravan;
hit by pitcher, Burke; wild pitch, Crane;
time. :35.
Second Game RHE
New York. 20 Q Q % 5 5
Chicago......1 0 1 1 80 10 9
Batteries. Rusie and Boyle, Hutchinson
and Kittredge: umpire, Lynch; first base ON
errors, Chicago 3; left on bases, New York >,
Chicago 3; first base on balls off Rusie 4,
Hutchinson =; struck out, by Rusie s, Hutch
inson z; three base hit, Burke; sacrifice his.
Boyle, Parrott; stolen bases, Dahlen, Becker;
double plays. Dahlen and Arson, Kittredge
and Dahlen; passed balls Boyle 4; time, l 40.
BRIDEGRooMS TAKE BOTH.
BROOKLYN, Sept. 5.--The morning
game at Eastern Park between the
BrOoklyns and st. Louis lasted twelve
innings. Brooklyn won after a hard
battle. The afternoon game was also
taken by the Brooklyns.
Brooklyn 49,. .OO0O32O 0OoO1-6 10
ST. Louis. III 3 % 90 o. 8 10
Batteries. Kennedy and Daley. Hawke and
Buckley, umpire, McQuaid: earned runs,
Brooklyn 3. st. Louis 2; left on bases, Brook
Ign z, st. Louis 9; first base on balls, off Ken
nedy E, Hawke /; struck out by Kennedy s,
Hawke 3; two-base hits, DAILY BrodIe, MORT
arity, Caruthers: sacrifice hits, OBrien, Cor
coran. DALEY, Brodie; stolen bases, Ward =,
Griffin 2. Burns. Corcoran, DAILY; passed
ball, Daley: time. 2:27.
Second Game R.H.E
B St. nouis Q o. sils
Batteries, Stein and Kinslow. Gleason and
Buckley; umpire, McQuaid; earned runs,
Brooklyn 4, st. Louis l.; first base by errors,
Brooklyn 2, St Louis =; left on bases. Brook
Ign 6, st. Louis Q; first base on balls, off
Gleason .; home run, Griffin; two base hits.
Brouthers Brodie; sacrifice hits. Ward,
Brouthers DAILY. Kinsiow, stem, Werden;
stolen base, Griffin; double plays. Buckley
and Brodie, Caruthers, Glasscock and Bro
die; passed ball, Buckley; time, :55
WON IN FIRST INNING.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 5. - McMahon's
curves were found seven times in
the first inning today. Sullivan gave
four bases on balls in the seventh in
nlng. Score:
Baltimore 30 OIo3 0 O-5 7 7
Cincinnati. A 0 D 0 80 II 3
Batteries, Mcmahon and Robinson; Sui
Ivan and Murphy; umpire, Burns: earned
runs. Cincinnati 4; first base by errors. Balti-
more l, Cincinnati 4: left OH bases, Baltimore
II, Cincinnati 10; first base on balls, off Nc
Mahon l. Sullivan 1 struck out by Mcmahon
2, Sullivan 3; thfeebase hit, Holiday; sacrI-
fee hits. O'Rourke. Shndle; stolen bases
Smith, McPhee, Latham, Holiday; hit by
pitcher, Murphy 2; time. 200.
Scraps of Sport.
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