St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-14
TIE FOR FIRST PLACE,
Pittsburg Helped to a Victory
Because the Ball
Was Wet.
Brooklyn Saved From Shut
Out by a Three
Base Hit.
Anson Puts in a New Twlrler
Against the Senator'S
and Wins.
New York, Philadelphia and
Cleveland Outplay Their
Antagonists.


Carroll and Bennett and inability of
the Boston pitchers to handle wet ball
gave Pittsburg the final contest here
today. 1t rained intermttently from
the fourth inning through the game,
but McQuaid permitted the game to
proceed so far that he was obliged to
stick it out to the end. Attendance,
2,035. Score:
IL. H. E.
Bt5ssonFe.,.' Bosson g.. ) Q 3 Q % 4 4 5
Batteries, Terry, Killen and Miller Staiey,
Nichols and Bennett; umpire, McQuaid;
earned runs, Pittsburg l, Boston 4.
sTRATToN AN EASY MARK.
NEW YORK, June 13.-StrattOn was
an easy mark for New York today. DE
was batted for eighteen hits and ten
runs. Rusie took matters easily, but
the only one Of the visitors to find his
curves was old Pete Browning. Ward
played phenomenal game at second.
Manager Barnie expressed disSatiSfac
ton with Stratton's work after the
game, and threatened to lay HIM off
without pay. and shake up the team be-
sides. Score:
RHE.
NewY0rk % 0 3 I 0 *-l3 1S 2
Louisville. % 2 1 0 2 o. 6 5
Batteries. Rusle and Mcmahon, Stratton
Harrington and Grim; umpire, Hurst; earned
runs Kew York TO- Louisville /.
a LUCKY THREE-BAGGER
BROOKLYN, June 13.-Only a lucky
three-base hit by young Corcoran in the
seventh kept the Brooklyns from being
shut out by the Cincinnati club at East
ern Park today. Chamberlain, who was
somewhat responsible for the Brook
lyns' poor showing at the bar, was in
great form. Lovett was hit frequently
by the Cncinnatis. Attendance, 3, 100.
Score:
Brooklyn 30 o o 0 l o o. 5 3
Cincinnati "a 0 IL l 0 1-9 IA 3
Batteries, LovettlDailey: Chamberlain and
Murphy; umpire, Emsie; earned runs. Gin
cinnaU :.
FOOLED BY A NEW PITCHER.
WASHINGTON, June 13.-Sam Shaw,
recently or the Augusta (Ga.) club,
pitched today for Chicago, and proved
an enigma to the Washington batSmen.
He was given good support. Durvea
started the game for Washington, but
he had little control OF the ball and was
batted so hard that he gave way to
Meekin. The latter did good work until
the sixth inning, when the visitors
earned FIVE runs. Dungan'S batting was
the feature. Weather clear Attend
ance $500. Score:
R. II. E.
WashingBn.0 . 1 1 90 3
Chicago - ] 0 5 0 so IS
Batteries. Meekin, Duryea and Farrell;
Shaw and Kittredge; umpire, Lynch; earned
runs, Washington 1, Chicago7.
CLARKSON INVULNERABLE.
BALTIMORE, June l3.-Clarkson was
invulnerable today, not more than one
hit in any inning until the ninth could
Baltimore make. Three of their eight
hits were made in the last inning, Gle We
land fielding brilliantly, while the Ori-
oles scored their usual number of errors
and ran bases like amateurs. Attend
ance, Sill. Score:
Baltimore o 0 o l 0 I-2 4
Cleveland. L 0 o 0 *-S 10 0
Batteries, McNabb and Robinson, Clarkson
and thinner; umpire. 1lc Laughlin; earned
runs, Baltimore l, Cleveland 3.
PHILLIES FIELD PERFECTLY.
PHlLADELPHIAs June 13.-Phlladel-
phia defeated st. Louis today by better
batting and fielding. DoIan pitched his
first game for st. Louis, and with bet
ter support would have made a more
favorable showing. Allen surprised the
crowd by very long home drive over
center field fence. Weather clear and
pleasant. Attendance, 2,l00. Score:
Philadelphia S o 0 o 4 0 1-IO II o
ST. Louis ...3 0 1 o. 5 0
Batteries. Carsey and Clements D o!an and
Gunson; umpire, Gaffney; earned runs,
Philadelphia 3, ST. Louis 5.