St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-10

CLEVELAND, Aug. 9.-Cleveland tried
the double game business Oh Louisville
again today. and was successful in win
ming both games by brilliant work in
the field and good batting. In the first
game the Louisvilles made more hits
than the Clevelands, but they failed to
bunch them, and that was what Cleve-
land did with the hits it got The best
work OF the game was the brilliant
fielding that Ewing did in the right
field. He made two of the prettiest
running catches that have been made in
that territory this summer In the sec
ond game the PLAYER umpire theory was
tried with good results. Lynch was
sick and Weaver and O'Connor were
selected to umpire the game and did
well. Cleveland hit Manafee in one
inning only, and III that inning punched
six hits aud won the game. The Louis
viiles could do nothing with Young,
who let them down with four hits. In
the game that lie pitched yesterday
they made five hits, and III eighteen
innings made but nine hits, marvel
Gus record. Weather. clear and mid;
attendance, $500. Score Of the first
game:
Cleveland. 0 Q Q l Q Q o. . Q
Batteries, Cleveland, Cuppy and Gunson:
Louisville, RhOades and Weaver; earned
runs, Cleveland 3, Louisville l.
second Game P H
cleveland. o 0 0 *-gI3 ,
Louisvi!ie...9 l 0 0 0 O. "a =
Batteries. Cleveland, Young and Gunson;
Louisville. Manafee ana Weaver.
WON BY TIE QUAKERS.
BALTIMORE, Aug. Sit was nice
game up to the sixth inning today, with
the odds III the favor of Baltimore.
-Four consecutive singles and two saeri-
fees then earned three runs for the
Quakers. Hawke was relieved by Mui.
lane after the sixth inning. A single
TWO sacrifices. base on balls and Nc
Graw's error gave the QuakerS two tai
lies in the seventh inning. Sharrott re
tired the side in the third inning bv
pulling down what appeared to be a
sure hOme-run drive. il was the effort
of his life. A telegram to Harry Wright
says that Hamilton has typhoid feg0r.
Attendance. 500. Score:
R.HE.
Baltimore / 0 I 0 0 O-S II q
Philadelphia 0 0 j 0 So 9 j
Batteries, hawke, Iullane and Robinson;
Weyhing and Cross; umpirea McQuaid.
time, 2:J5; earned runs, Baltimore 3, Phila-
Gelphia +
TAKEN IN THE NINTH.
BROOKLYN, Aug. 9.-BrCOklyn beat
New York today because Baldwin
pitched poor ball and received very bad
support Shoch made an error in the
trst inning that subsequently allowed
the New OrkS to score four runs when
they should have been BANKED. In the
last half OF the ninth Carbon hit safely,
went to second on keeler'S sacrifice.
and scored the winning run bg close
shave on kinslOw's single 10 right. An
enthusiastic crowd of 400 persons saw
tile sport.
New York; 0 0 o. 10 Z
Brooklyn o 0 Is Ii 1
Batteries, Baldwin and Kelly Stein and
hInslow; umpire, Emslie; time, 2;15; earned
runs, Brooklyn =, New York;.
STOCKSDALE INEFFECTIVE.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 9.-Boston took
the third game or the series by batting
the weak and Ineffective pitching of
StOckSdale all over the field. He was
driven out of the box IN the third
inning. being succeeded by Maui. who
did good work. but it was then too late
Tor the home team to catch up. Weather
fair; attendance, l,0I2. Score:
WashingtonO 0 0 , 0 0 0 o. Z 3
Boston. ....3 0 0 0 80
Batteries. Stocksdale and Mcclure, Nichols
ana Bennett; umpire, Gaffney; time, 10;
earned runs, Boston, ,.
JUST IN TINE.
PITTsBURG, Aug GETTYSBURG won
the fourth and last game of the series
from the Colts today. Both Terry. and
Hutchinson were hit hard. The Colts
tied the score in the eighth on Van
HaltreD's wild throw to catch DUNCAN
at first, the ball rolling in rat hole
under the grand stand. allowing Dun
gan to walk slowly around the circuit
home. The home team scored the win
ming run IN the tenth inning on Gum
berts double and Van Haltren's long
hit to center. Weather hot. Attend
aIce, loo. Score:
Pittsburgh . 3 I o. @ o Is Is 9
Chicago. - 0 0 I o o. 10 4
Batteries Terry and Sugden, Hutchinson
and Schriver; umpire. II urst time, $40;
earned runs, Pittsburg 9. Chicago l.