St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-09


Louisville club always has the luck that
it had against the ClevelaEds in the
second game today, it Will not finish last
in the penant race by a long shot. The
first game was very easy for the Cleve-
lands, who had no trouble in hitting
StrattOn as they pleased. They earned
nearly all their runs, and would have
earned more had the game been longer.
Louisville could do nothing with
Young. In the second game Hastings
pitched better ball than Hemminc. and
the Clevelands had men on bases all the
time, but could not get the runs over
the rubber. Louisville scored its first
run on home run and the next on
base on baiis and Virtues tumble.
Pfetfer'S three-bagger and slow play
10y GunsOn was responsible for the
third, and base on balls and a hit for
the fourth. Five times the Cleveland
club had two men on the bases but as
often it was with two men out and a fly
hit retired the side. Score Of the first
game:
Cleveland. . o 0 o 2 *-13 II
Louisyille....1 0 , 0 0 0 0 CO 5 3
DdtleTleS, OullB anu GunSOD. SIF1ttOl anu
Weaver; umpire, lynch; time, 1910; earned
runs, Cleveland q.
Second Game RHE
ClevelandO o o 0 10 o % 10 ?
Louisvilie...2 1 0 0 o. 0
Batteries, Hastings and GunSon. Hemming
and Grim; umpire, Lynch: time, I:47:
earned runs, Cleveland >, Louisville2.
PITTSBURG TAKES BOTH.
PITTSBURG, Aug. S.-Pittsburg won
two games from the colts this after
noon, the second one after a most eX-
citing finish. Abbey, the Southern
league pitcher. started in TO pitch the
first game. He was very wild, forcing
two runs over the plate by hitting two
batSmen in the first innings and was
also hit hard when he put the ball over.
He was wild throughout the game and
hit GlaSScOck all awful rap i'll the head
in the fifth inning.
GIasscock sprained his leg later and
had to retire. Pittsburg as good as lost
the second by loose fielding. and it was
gold sovereIgns to carpet tacks Uncle
Arson had clnch on the game. The
home team, however, made remarka-
bic finish in their half of the ninth.
With the score to in the Colts favor,
the first five men at bat each made
safe hit, one of them, by Lyons, being a
triple, which sent three men over the
plate and tied the score. With one out
and Lyons on third Hutchinson relieved
McGill. Sugden hit slow groun der to
Dahlen, which the latter could not get
to the plate in time, letting in the win
ming run. Weather pleasant. Attend
ance, 5000. Score:
Pitlsburg. . 0 40 . ST IS ,
Chicaeo...-.1 o 0 0 0 1 30 IS )
Batteries, Gumbert and Sugden, Abbey and
~
runs, Pittsburg $, Chicago z.
Second Game r. H. E
Pittsburg 30 0 0 0 ? 0 o So "A +
Chicago: % 0 0 . 0 : IS 7 1
and Sehriyer; umpire, Hurst; time, 1:l0;
earned runs, Pi,tsburg S, Chicago2 ..
TIE QCAKERS IIAZZLED.
BALTIMORE, Md. Aug. S.-The
Phillies' errors made it possible for the
BaltimorcS 10 WIN today's contest. The
local club put up brilliant game, bnt
could not bat Keefe. Mcmahon was
very effective. Kelly did some sensa-
tional work iii tine center, and Mailman
made the only long hit-a home run.
Attendance, ., LIS.
Baltimore , 0 0 o 0 6-6 : /
Batteries, Keefe and Clements, Mcmahon
and Robinson; umpire, McQuaid; time, 2:i0;
earned runs, Philadelphia =.
Up 60 THE BOSTONS.
WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-Gastrights
effective pitching. backed up by sharp
fielding, enabled Boston to win easily
from the Washingtons today. Esper
was touched up when hits were needed,
and at critical stages his support was
weak. Farrens batting and fielding
were the features. Attendance. l,0S2
Was'ing'n % 0 o o. 3-5 5
Boston. .....2 0 1 0 81 10 9
Earned runs, Washington T. Boston / bat
teries, Esper and Mcclure. Gastright and
G0uzel; umpire, Gaifney; time, hours.
THE BOOMING GIANTS.
NEW \ DIRK, Aug. S.-The New Yorks
defeated The BroOklynS again today and
tied them III the series for the local
championship. 1t was Il long drawn
out, loosely played affair. Heavy hit
ting and errors predOminateG. Attend
ance, loco.
New York ; / 10 i 2 *-I3 IA 5
Brooklyn % > , O. II S
Earned runs, New York 2, BROOKLYN /;
batteries. German, Baldwin, Wilson, Doyle,
Kennedy and DAILY; umpire, Emslie; time of
game, 2:55.
at Saratoga.
SARATOGA, Aug. S.-The races here
resulted:
J1;-.+ 900, g. s..r.. T,,