St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-04
A CRUSHING DEFEAT
Administered to Anson's Colts by
Cleveland.

Administered to Anson's Colts by
Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, Oct. 3.-The Chicago
club was shut out by the Clevelands to-
day, while the latter scampered around
the bases until fifteen runs had been
scored. The Spiders took kindly to
Hutchinson's pitching. and ne was
belted numerically. Young pitched a
good game. The Clevelands played a
magnificent fielding game, but one error
being made. Attendance, l,5C0. Score !:
Chicago. o o o 0 0 o % 3 5
Batteries, Young and thinner, Hutchison
and Kittredge; umpire, Snyder; earned runs.
s, Chicago 1; LETT on bases, Cleveland TO- Chi
cago A.: first base on balls, of Young 1, off
Hutchison 6: struck out, by Young !; three
base hits. Mexican. Virtue. Nc Aleer: two
base hits, Davis. Virtue. MICA leer, Young;
sacrifice hits Cleveland s. Chicago L: stolen
base, Chicago; double play, Parrot and An
son; wild pitches, Young l, Hutchinson 1;
passed ball. Kittredge: time 30.
BEAT A CRIPPLED TEAM.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The home team
easily defeated the Washington today.
The visitors are in crippled condition
and aid not play their usual game. The
score:
Washington. 10 o o o 0 3-3 S Q
Batteries. King and Boyle, Inks and Potts :;
umpire, Lynch; earned runs, New York =,
Washington 3: first base by errors. New York
Z, Washington 1; left on bases New York 6,
Washington 6; first base on balls, off King l.,
Inks 9; struck out, by King G. Inks =: two
base hits. Boyle, King. Inks; sacrifice hits,
Lyons, Doyle 2, Keller, Mcmahon, Boyle,
King. Larkin; stolen bases, Burke ), Lyons 4,
Twitchell, Inks: hit by pitcher ny Inks / !;
wild pitches, Inks =; passed ball, Potts; time,
1:45.
CARSEY WAS EASY.
BROOKLYN, Oct. 3.-Carsey was easily
found by the ''Wonders" today. and to
this is due their victory The fielding
on both sides was uniformly good. The
score:
Philadel phia 80 Q % 2
Batteries Kennedy and Daley, Carsey and
Clements; umpires, K1nslow and Reilly;
earned runs, Brooklyn 4; first base by error.
Philadelphia 1; left on bases, Brooklyn z,
Philadelphia 2: first base on balls, off Ken
nedy 3, off Carsey ,; struck out, by Kennedy
6. by Carsey2; two-base hits. Ward. Foutz,
Burns, Daley; sacrifice hits. Daily, Thomp-
SOD, SlOIen DuSeS, NdTus COTcOTdu. uOuUl0
play. Daley, Ward and Brouthers; hit by
pitched ball. Carsey 3; time, 1:29. Game
called on account of darkness.
A SEE-SAW GAME.
PITTsBURG, Oct. 3.-Pittsburg and
Louisville played see-saw game to-
day, the latter winning out in the ninth
inning. Both pitchers were hit freely.
The home team punched a number of
their hits in the sixth inning, and made
six runs. The Louisviles scored two
runs in the ninth by double, two sac
rifices and Bierbauer's wild throw to
the plate. The score:
R.H.E.
| Pittsburg % o 3 0 o 6 0 0 o. 10
Louisville 3 0 0 G 30 IL 4
Batteries, Smith and Mack, Clausen and
/ Merritt; umpire, McQuaid; earned runs
Pittsbnrgs 8. Louisville 1; first base by errors
F! Pittsburg !. Louisville 4; left on bases. Pitts
| burg Z. Louisville 9: first base on balls, of
Smith s. Clausen 1; struck out by Smith a.
| Clauseu ,; three-base hits, Farrell, Miller
/ two-base hit Smith; sacrifice hits, Van Hal
| tren. Taylor, Weaver =, Pfeffer, Bassett, Jen
nings. Merritt =. Clausen: stolen bases, Bias
sett Whistler, Shugarh Van Haltren; time
2:I5.