St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-16
LED OFF The FIELD.
Policemen Compelled to ES-
cort Catcher Vaughn From
the Diamond.
lie Threw a Bat at an Oppos-
ing Player Who Ran
Into Him.
st. Louis Plays an Uphill
Game and Defeats Gin
cinnati.
pittshupo. PhiIadeInhia, BOS-
Pittsburg, Philadelphia, Bos-
ton and Brooklyn Get the
Large Scores.

ST. LOUIS, May 15.-It is not often
that base ball PLAYER is led off the field
by an escort Of police, but that is what
happened during the ST. LoulS-Cincln-
nett game this afternoon. Vaughn, the
Cincinnati catcher, was the player who
brought disgrace on the national game
and a deserved humiliation on himself.
The scene occurred in the fifth inning.
The score stood 6 to l in favor of Gin
cinnati. DWyer gave GlasscOck and
Werden bases. Glasscock came home
on Quinn's single, and Brodie sent Wer-
den home and Quinn to third by base
hit over third, then Griffin sent hot
one over second and Quinn scored.
Brodie came along toward home and
Vaughn blocked his way. There was a
collision just as the ball reached the
catcher's hands. Vaughn turned on
Brodie like a maddened beast. and,
picking up a bat. flung it at
his bead Brodie made a dash
for him, but was held back by
Umpire McGuaid. The Browns lined
up to man and went after Vaughn,
who was making toward the players
bench to procure another bat. Werden
was the only broWn-leg to disgrace him
self. He threw bat at the catcher,
which struck him III the back. Vaughn
turned from the aggressOr to the hunted
one, and tried to escape from the
grounds. A Waterman stopped him.
Capt. Quinn and Umpire McQuaid held
back the players. Vaughn was fued
s25, and two policemen led bin off the
field amid the Jeers Of the crowd. Be
fore the inning was over the Browns
tied the score, They made two more
runs the following and two more in the
eighth. The game, aside from the sem
sational feature, was very exciting,
three men being on bases in several
innings. Thb attendance was $500
Score;
st. Louis IL ) o Q ? O-i Is Is 3 )
Cincinnati. 3 ; 0 0 0 0 o. g Z
Batteries, cid ason and PETIT, and Dwyer
Vaughn and Murphy; umpire McQuald;
earned runs, ST Louis T. Cincinnati l.
CLOSE AND WELL PLAYED.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, May 15.-On &C
count of the counter attraction Of the
big race today, crowd OF only 200 per-
sons attended the base ball game be-
tween Brooklyn and Baltimore at East
ern park. They were repaid by seeing
a remarkably close and well-played
plays marked the days play. What
there was of the batting was exciting.
McMahon and Robinson only offlciated
in the first inning. Score:
Brooklyn...3 / 0 0 0 o o 0 "a s /
Baltimore 30 3 0 0 0 0 O.
Batteries, Stein and Kinslow. Mcmahon,
McNaob Robinson and Clark: umpire,
Hurst earned runs, Brooklyn s. Baltimore 3.
COLTS NEVER IN TIE HUNT.
CHICAGO, May I5.-The Smoky City
Pirates had a merry time of it with
Hutchison today, hammering his curves
at will. Gasright. on the other hand,
revels in cold weather. In only one
inning was nd touched. The Colts were
never in the hunt. Score:
S Ssfsss? 70 81 81 i )
Batteries, Hut dickinson and Kittredge. CAST
right and Ma{k; umpire, Lynch: time, Two
hours; earned runs Chicago /, Pittsburg ..
SENATORS CUT LITTLE FIGURE.
PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-The Sena-
tors did not figure in today'S game. In
the first four innings Philadelphia made
fourteen hits for total of twenty-one
bases off Meekin. Weather cloudy. At
tendance, .769. Score:
R R4i5s9sl.e 81 81 :
Batteries, Weighing and Cross, DuIyea.
Meekin, MCGUIRE and Farrell; umpire, Sny-
der; time, not given; earned runs, Philadel-
phia II, Washington 1.
BOSTON WON EASILY.
Boston, May 15.-An old-lime crowd
attended the opening game of the sea-
son between Boston and New York at
the park today. Gov. Russell and other
state and municipal dignitaries were
present. The Bostons won the game
hands down in the second inning, when
they bunchdd their hits with New
York's errors. The New Yorks out,
balteI their opponents, and only good
oulnelding kept the score down. At
tendance, 5000 Score;
New York. .OiO 0 0 0 1 90 II
Batteries. Nichols and Bennett and Crane
and Doyle; umpire, Gaffney; earned runs,
Boston l, New York 5.
RAIN AT CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, May 10. = Cleveland
Louisville game postponed OIL account
Of rain.