St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-29
had A HARD FIGHT.
Spiders Have to Take Twelve
Innings to Defeat Wash
ington.
The Leaders Win, and the
Triple Tie Is I'm
broken.
Cincinnati Beats New York
by a Three-Bagger in
the Sixth.
st. Louis Men Make Merry
With the Baltimore Twir-
ler's Curves.

CLEVELAND, June 28.-Cleveland al
most had the game won in the ninth
inning today, but Farrell, with two men
out, sent the tleiug run across the rub
bel with long three-base drive to left
center. In the eleventh it looked as
though Washington would win, but the
side was retired With three men on
bases. Cleveland won the game in the
twelfth by good batting by Mexican.
O'Connor and thinner. The infeld
work of the Senators was so sharp that
four double plays resulted. Weather
warm and clear. Attendance. 1880.
Score:
R.HE
Cleveland. ..90001300OO O2-S 10 4
Washington. Il 0 90 00o32 o Go IL 4
Batteries. Cuppy, Young and thinner.
Esper and Farrell; umpire, McQuaid; earned
runs, Cleveland j Washington 2
FOUND GASTRIGHT'S CURVES.
PITTsBURG, June %. = After the
Phillies banged Killen for two singles
and two triplets in the second inning,
netting four earned runs. he was yanked
out of the box and Gastright substitute
ed. The Phlllies gave Gastright all
awful drubbing. Shugart. whom Pitts
burg is trading to ST. Louis for Glass
cock. played fine game, and was heart
lily cheered each time he came to the
bat, showing that he has many friends
in Pittsburg. Weather fine. Attend
anee, 2,l00. Score:
R. H. E.
Pittsburg 20 Q Q Q O--5 8 9
Philadelphia 6 *-1S 20 9
Batteries, Killen, Gastright and Stencil.
CarSaV and Cross. mir T.vpnb. ON
runs, Pittsburg 4, Philadelphia -.
MADE 1T THREE STRAIGHT.
CHICAGO. June est was the same
old story. The Colts got fifteen hits
and lost through poor base running.
Brooklyn captured the entire series
when Chicago properly should have had
all three games The weather was
cloudy and cool. Attendance. 2,11O.
Score:
Chicago 5 900 0 0 Of Is 5
Batteries, Hutchison and Kittredge. Had
dock. Stein and Kinslow: umpire. Seward;
earned runs, Chicago !, Brooklyn !.
LOST BY BAD FIELDING.
LOUISVILLE. June 28.-Lousville was
beaten by Boston today in a well-played
game. Louisville lost the game OH er-
rors by Pinckney. 0'Rourke and Rhodes.
" Gather fair. Attendance, 1,500. Score:
r. II. E
Louisville..3 0 0 . .. 2-10l4 S
Boston. ....3 2 0 5 0 0-12 10
Batteries Rhodes and Grim, Staley and
Merritt; umpire, Hurst; earned runs, Boston
=, Louisville g.
A HIT THAT COUNTED.
CINCINNATI, June 2S.-Schmjt's bad
Judgment uulntentionally gave Holiday
base OIL balls, filling the bases, in the
sixth inning, and gave Waugh the OPP
pOrtunity TO drive three-bagger into
right that won the game for Cincinnati.
Weather fair. Attendance LOGO. Score:
HR.E.
New YORK. Il O 0 O Ga
Batteries, Dwyer andAIurphy, Schmit and
Miligan; umpire. Emslie; earned runs, Gin
cinnai ,, New York j.
BROWNS BATTED HARD.
ST. LOUIS, June est was biff, slap
and bang with McNabb's delivery in the
fourth and seventh innings today. The
Browns bombarded McNabb at will and
piled up runs without the aid of errors.
Baltimore played strong uphill game,
and, though Gleason pitched in an Off
hand manner, he was very effective
when he wanted to be. The Browns
eight runs in the seventh inning were
made after two men were out on six
singles and. Crooks three-bagger, a sac
ritice, base OH balls and Glascock's
being hit By pitched ball. The score:
r.. H. Z
st. Louis. Il 0 OLA 10 2
Baltimore L u 0 o. 5 u
Batteries, Gleason and Pietz McNabb and
Clark; umpire Gaifney; earned runs. st.
Louis Q, Baltimore