St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-13
SNATCAEO The LEAD.
Sensational Game Won by st.
Louis in the Ninth
Inning.
They Overcome Three Runs
and Go to the Head Of
the List.
Baltimore Also Wins by Max
ing Four Runs in the
Ninth.
Results Of Other Games and
the Races at Differ
ent Points.

ST. LOUIS, May 12.-TOday's game
was one of the most sensational seen in
this city for many a day. The ninth
inning opened with the score to in
Cleveland's favor. Young sent PETIT,
Gleason and Dowd to their base on balls,
Crooks flew out and Glasscock made a
hit to center, scoring PETIT and Gleason.
Werden followed with hit in the same
place, scoring Dowd and Glasscock. st.
Louis was in the lead and the crowd
acted like maniacS. ChildS came to the
bat for Cleveland. Gleason sent him to
his base on balls, Burkett made safe
hit to right. and Mexican was given his
base on balls. The bases we're full and
no one was out. Ewing hit to Gleason
and ChildS died at the plate, Virtue
knocked a hot liner to Glasscock, who
cut Burdett off at the plate by beau
tiful throw. and McAleer lifted fly to
far center. but Brodie got underneath
it,and the St.Louis team lead the league
race. Four thousand five hundred peo-
pie saw the game. Score:
stLouis 20 Q Q Q IS 7 Q
CIeVeIdnQ " U = u IL
Batteries Breitenstein, Gleason and Pietz;
Young and OConnor; umpire, McQuald
earned runs, st. Louis l, Cleveland E.
BALTIMORE DID THE SAME.
WASHINGTON, May II. - Mulvey's
high throw to first base III the ninth
inning, allowing two men to score. lost
the game for the WaShingtonS today.
They outplayed the Baltimores at all
points, and led by three runs at the end
of the first half of the ninth inning,
but base on balls, two hits, and Null
Vey'S error Sufficed to produce enough
runs to enable the visitors to win out,
Weather fine. Attendance $3.50. Score {:
II. H. E..
Washiugt'n.O 0 2 . . 10 3
Baltimore. % l 1 1 y 0 II s J
Batteries, Maui and Farrell. McNab and
Clarks; umpire, Snyder; earned runs, Wash
ington 4. Baltimore |.
LOUISVILLE SHUT OUT.
PITTsBURG, May 12.-Pittsburg shut
Louisville out today. Ehret was puz-
Zle to the colonies, but two of them get
ting hits and both Of these were of the
scratch kind. While Clausen was un-
steady, sending eight men to base on
balls, in only one instance did this re-
suit in a rum and he did splendid work
at critical stages. 1t rained until few
minutes of the time the game WdS called
and the ground was slippery. Attend
ance 932 Score:
II. II. E..
Pittsburg 30 0 0 1 *-3 Z 0
Louisville...O 0 0 0 0 0 % . 2
Batteries Ehret and Mack. Clausen and
Grim; umpire Emslie; earned run, Pitts
burg.
PHILADELPHIA, May 22-Pbiladel-
phia hammered Foreman all over the
field today in the game with New York,
and in the fourth inning scored eleven
runs on as many hits, including three
tWO-baggerS and triple. lie was sue
ceeded by Crane, who Jared better, but
the game was already lost. Sharrott
sprained his back in running between
third and home in the fourth inning and
gave way to Taylor. Weather pleasant.
Attendance, 2,532. Score:
Phiadera A oil 0 3 0 0 O-18 ~ ,
New York...0 1 0 0 0 o. IA )
Batteries, Taylor, Sharrott and Cross Fore
man, Crane and Doyle; umpire Hurst; earned
Guns, Philadelphia II, New York 3.
BROOKLYN TOOK REVENGE.
BROOKLYN. May 12.-The insgnifi-
cant setback of Thursday at the bats of
the Bostons was lost sight of today Ill
the way the home players avenged
themselves. For only one little inning
were the Bost0ns in the game, and ac-
cordingly the Eastern park held a
happy crowd of $500 enthusiasts.
Score:
r. H. E.
Brooklyn. 20 2 0 31O2 0 IS IL 2
Boston. o O. 0 Go 3 1
Batteries, Stein and Kinslow, staley and
Merritt; umpire, Gaffney; earned runs,
Brooklyn 6.
RAIN AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May 12.-Rain today again
prevented the Cincinnati Chicago game.