St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-15
A CLOSE GAME.
In Eleven Innings the Americans
Beat the Westerns by One Score.

In Eleven Innings the Americans
Beat the Westerns by One Score.
Special to the Globe.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April 1.-THE
second game Of the series for the local
championship between the American
and Western association teams occurred
to-day. While it was an exciting one,
it reflected no credit on either club. The
American team made fifteen errors and
its opponent eighteen. Very little
heavy batting was done, the Western
club making but three singles, while the
American pounded out seven singles, a
double and triple. Davis and McIam-
any leading. About 5000 people wit
messed the contest, and the eleven inn
ingS it took to play the game were
fraught with interest. Score:
American. % O O O 20 3 O 10
Western ...........3 0 OOO2 900 O-5
Earned runs, American 2; two-base hits,
Hankinson; three-base hits. Davis; double
plays and triple, Davis, Barkle and Philips.
Ardner and Cartwright, johnson, Ardner
and Cartwright; struck out by Toole, 4, by
McCarty 2; bases on balls, American 3;
Western z; wild pitches, Toole L; passed
balls, Daniels 3, Wills 1; hit by pitcher, by
Toole 2; time, 1: 10; umpire, McQnaid.
AL WHEELING.
Special to the Globe.
WHEELING, w. Va, April 14.-At the
game here to-day FaatZ was arrested on
the grounds for using abusive language
to the umpire on account of a decision
in the last inning, for which he depos-
tied SIS to cover fine in the police
court Monday. Score:
c asssnns ~ 9 9 9 9 % o
Hits. Wheeling 5, Cleveland 9; errors.
Wheeling l, Cleveland 6; batteries, Flanni-
gan and York; Oberlander and thinner; UNI
pire Sheppard.
AT NEW YORK.
Game called at the end of the fifth inning
on account of rain. Score:
O'Rourke's team............0 o O o 90
Ewing's team. o o o IL
Hits, O'Rourke 4, Ewing 3; errors.
O'Rourke d, Ewing l pitchers, Crane and
Georges umpire, Pearce.
AT PITTsBURa.
A A5lsshsny 10 10 9 &c ID 6-l1
Hits, Allegheny IL, Toronto s; errors, AL
legheny 9, Toronto s. batteries. Fields and
Henderson, Thayer and Sheppard; umpire,
Valentine.
AT WASHINGTON
Washington .......4 g / Q 4 d-1s
Hits, Washington II, Princeton 8; errors,
Washington 2, Princeton "a; batteries, O'Day
and Deasley, King and Young; umpire,
Schoch. Called on account of darkness.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia. @ O o O O OIL
Athletics. 20 o o . 8 o o O %
Hits, Philadelphia 8, Athletics d errors,
Philadelphia 5; batteries, Gleason and
Schriver, Seward and Robinson; umpires,
Doescher and Daniels.
AT CINCINNATI.
B S1nfln o...:::o 9 z Q %
Hits, Cincinnati II. Buffalo 8; errors, Gin
cinnati 5, Buffalo z; batteries. Ward and
O'Connor Walsh and Williams; umpire,
keenan,.
AT BALTIMORE.
B Boltimore. .'.' % % I Q 81
Hits, Boston Z Baltimore 4; errors, Boston
2, Baltimore A; batteries, Clarkson and
Kelly, Kilroy and Trott; umpire. Blogg.
ToIodo POI. - Q I 1 I 2 Q 5-i9
Hits, indianapolis %, Toledo ID: errors,
Indianapolis II, Toledo s: batteries, Shreve
and Buckley, Barney and Brown; umpire,
Brennan.
S St. louis: 20 9 9 Q 9 90
Hits, Detroit z, st, Louis 49, errors, De-
troit 6, st. Louis z; batteries, Baldwin and
Sutclffe, Devlin and Milligan; umpire, Nc
Caffrey.
AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisville 8, Milwaukee 5. Pitchers,
Ramsey and Shenkle.