St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-16
Three IN The TENTH.
Philadelphia Wins an Excit-
ing Extra-lnning Game
From Pittsbupg.
Umpire EmsIie Has His Hands
Full at the Brooklyn
Park.
Anson's Men Turn the Table
on the New York
Gang.
Louisville Wins Two Straight
at the Nations Capt.
tai.

PHILADELPHIA. June 15.-Philadel-
phia won an exciting game from Pitts
burg in the tenth inning today. Neither
side had scored up to that time, ana
only two hits had been made Off killen.
Mailman opened the tenth with single.
Donavan made a desperate effort to get
under Boyle's short fly to right, but
failed, and bad throw by SEugart to
first put Cross on that bag and filled the
bases. Reilly set the crowd wild by
cracking out single and sending two
men across the plate. Cross was thrown
out at home, but Miller's high throw to
first to catch weighing allowed Reilly to
score. Pittsbprg could not score in
their half of the tenth, and thus was
one of the most notable games OF the
season won. Weyhing's splendid pitch
ing got the home team out OF several
tight fixes. Weather clear ana warm.
Attendance, AIS. Score:
Philadelphia. -. o 100000 3-3 ; 2
PiusLurg 10000 0 90 5 4
Batteries, weighing and Cross, killen and
Miller; umpire, Gaffney; earned runs Phll-
adelphia ,.
PLAYERS TNRULY.
BROOKLYN, June IA more eXcit-
ing game has not been witnessed before
this season than that witnessed today
between Brooklyn and Cleveland. The
players were most unruly, and were
not to be controlled. Emslie had to
give some difficult decisions, and this
added to the intense feeling. Brooklyn
won because of Cleveland's errors.
Score:
RH.E
BROOKLYN % 0 9 4 1 *-l4 ID =
Cleveland. >. o 0 0 . O. 9 10
Batteries Kennedy and .KinslowI, stafford;
Cuppy and thinner; umpire, Emslle; earned
runs, Brooklyn e Cleveland ..
GIANTS MAKE ERRORS.
New YORK, June 15.-Errors by Full
Ter, McMahon and O'Connor helped
Chicago to win today's game, although
they did not bat Baldwin hard. Mauck
was hit safely nine times in the first
four innings, New York earning five
runs. After that he settled down and
pitched an excellent game. Five thous
and persons were present. Score:
New York. o o 1-6 Ii
Chicago...3 ] 0 0 l 1 % II 1
Batteries, Baldwin, Mcmahon and Doyle;
Mauck and Kittredge: umpire. Hearst;
WON 1T IN THE FIRST.
Boston, June i5.-BoStOn defeated
St. Louis today by batting streak IN
the first inning. After that Gleason
worked the champion when at the bat,
so that only once did they reach third
base. Stanley pitched in an effective
manner throughout. Attendance $500.
Score:
R.H.E.
Boston ......5 0 0 = 5 10 3
ST: Louis 30 0 0 0 0 IL
Pietz; umpire. McQuaid; earned runs, Bos-
ton 5, st. Louis !.
DISGUISED WASHINGToNIANS
WASHINGTON, June ID. - Louisville
defeated Washington again today by
outplaying them everywhere. Hem
41ming pitched splendid game, not hit
being made off him after the first mn
ing. Hesper was wild, and, although
quite effective, was hit at opportune
times. The small attendance sang
Nearer, My God, TO Thee" all through
the game, while the home team was
making futile efforts to hit the ball
Weather clear. Score:
Washington. / 0 0 0 0 o @ 0 o. > 2
Louisville 30 0 . 0 *-3 3
Batteries, Esper and Farrell, Hemming and
Harrington; umpire, Lynch; earned run,
Washington
ORIOLES TOOK REVENGE.
BALTIMORE, June 15.--The Orioles
took sweet revenge on the Reds today
Mullane was wild in two innings, and
Baltimore scored enough to win. Gin
cinnati made their two runs off a base
on balls, three baser and a single. At
tendance, 1851. Score:
Baltimore. % 0 0 40 IS
Cincinnati. - D 0 0 % l
Batteries Mcmahon and Robinson Muliane