St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-03

runs, bOSlOH 4, 81 LOUIS II umpire, Mu1leus
time, hours.
OLD-TIME SLUGGING MATCH.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2.-The New Yorks
won il regular old time slugging match
from the LOuisvilles today in the pres
ence of 5000 crankS. Scole:
r. H. E.
New York. p 3 0 II 1 *-23 10
louisville q o 1 0 0 0 2-l4 IA
Batteries. New YORK. Baldwin, Petty. Kelly
Grim; earned runs. New YORK 2, Louisville
=; umpire, Hornung; time, 2:25.
, CRUSHED IN TEN INNINGS.
CHICAGO, Sept. at took ten innings
TO decide tOday's game with the Balti.
mores. The Orioles hit Hutchinson
hard, despite the fact that he struck out
seven men. The Colts from now on
until the close of the SEASON will play al
home. Attendance, l,4S0. Score.
Chicago % 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 Is u !
Batteries. Chicago Hutchinson and Schrie
yer, baltimore, Mcmahon and Robinson
earned runs. Chicago5, baltimore 4: umpire,
Hearst: time, 2:l5.
COULDN'T WIN ALONE.
BROOKLYN, Sept. 2.-Brouthers was
much in evidence today at Eastern
Park. He made two of the six hits
which the Brooklyns got off Young's
speedy delivery, but all his efforts were
in vain, for the Clevelands won by hit
Ting Sharrot heavily. Attendance, 1900.
The score.
r. II. E.
Cleveland o 0 0 / Go IL z
Batteries, BROOKLYN. Sharrot and Kinslow,
Cleveland. Young and O'ConnUr: earned
runs, !ileTelund .; umpire. Lynch; time, two
hours
TWO FOR THE QUAKERS.
PHILADELPHIA. 5, PIT. 2.-PhIladel-
phia WON this mornings game by hit
ting Parrot hard and at the right time
The grounds were soaked from last
nights rain. A jumping one handed
catch by Holiday near the center field
fen ee was about the best piece of field
insEef the day. The hitting of Turner
ands Alien had much to do with the
PHinisS' scoring. Weather cloudy. At
tendance G,000. Score:
ph,iaii: tnhia:0 / , 0 , o Sd IA ,
Batteries. Parrot and Vaughan, Taylor and
Clements; earned runs, Cincinnati :, phila-
delphia 4; umpire, MeQuaid. Time, two
hours.
SECOND GAME.
noon game, hitting Sullivan so hard that
he retired ut the end of the sixth inning,
Chamberlain taking his place. Before
Allen Lad "A chance To tigure in the
game. ne was hit III the eye by batted
Dali, Cross taking his place. Weather
clear and cool. Attendance 5000. Score:
Cincinnati. o o o o o. o-i o i
Philadelp'a.l 2 0 8 6 1 l a-l4 is 0
BuueFies, Cincinnati, Chamberlain, Su IL
van and Vaughn; Philadelphia, Weyhing ana
Clements; earned runs, lnclnnati /, Pnila-
delphia :: umpire McQua:d; Time, LIS.
SENATORS TWICE WALLOPED.
PITTSBURG. Sept. 2.-fhe Senators
were easy for the home team this morn
ing. While ESper pitched better game
than the score shows, his bases on balls,
errors 10y colleagues. and timely hitting
allowed the home team to pile up its
runs. killen was very effective when
men were on bases. Weather cool. At
tendance, 500. Score:
Pittsburg. % 0 0 O 0 9 *-I3 Ii 3
Batteries Xii ell and Earle. Esper anu Ne
Guirc; earned runs, Pittsburg 3, Washington
2; umpire, Emslie; time, r:59
SECOND GAME.
The SecoOg game proved another vie
tory for PiltSburg, although the Sena-
tors hit Ehret harder than Pittsburg hit
Meekin. Attendance, $500. Score:
% "a 1 o 0 *-l2 IL
" shington.0 0 / 1-9 I6 5
Bait ries. Pittsburg, Ehret and Mack.
runs. Piltsburg 4, Washington A. umpire.
EmSiie: slime I'D.