St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-19
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City, ST. Louis and Brook
lyn the Winners.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 1S.-The
Cowboys won another victory over the
Orioles to-day in a game full of sharp
fielding and brilliant playing. The hard
hitting by the home team won the game,
four of their six runs being earned.
They found Foreman easy enough, and
batted him for thirteen hits. Conway
held the visitors down to nine hits, all
pretty well scattered, while his support
was almost faultless, the only error be-
ing made by Manning on throw from
home to catch base thief. The features
of the game were the batting and base
running of Long and Hamilton, and
Longs wonderful work at short. The
score:
Kansas City ......1Oo o2o1O2 o-613 i
Baltimore I'D 1 OOIOOO-3 8 4
Earned runs Kansas City 4, Baltimore :;
twobase hits. Tucker. Burns; three-base hits,
Hamilton, Alvord; stolen bases, Long 3, Ham.
ilton q Manning /, Tucker, Mack; double
and shindle, Hornung and Mack; first base
ON balls, off Conway l, Foreman 2; struck
out, by Conway 3.by Foreman .; passed ball,
Quinn; wild pitches, Conway 1, foreman !:
time, 2:15; umpire, Goldsmith.
THE USUAL THING.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 19.-Louis-
vile played a better game to-day than
usual of late, but was defeated by su-
perior work by Brooklyn. Ewing
pitched passably and his support was
good, but the visitors batted vigorously,
and, with an occasional lift by slip in
Louisville's fielding, made the neces-
sary runs. Terry's pitching was only
fair, but Louisville could not nit him
effectively. They were materially
aided by Brooklyn's errors, but could
not hit to make this help count. Score:
BROOKLYN. o 1o2 900 8 *-6 IL 8
Louisville 20 l o o o q o 1-3 2
Earned runs, Brooklyn 2, Louisville q;
ney; stolen base. Cook; double plays, Tom
ney ana Hecker, Pincknev, Collins and Foutz;
first base on balls. off Ewing 2, Terry 6; hit
by pitched ball, Wolf; struck out by Ewing
2, by Terry L; passed ball, Cook; wild pitch,
Ewing; time, $50; umpire, Gaffney.
AGAIN THE BROWNS.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 18.-The Browns
defeated the Athletics again to-day be-
fore 10000 people. King pitched a
fairly good game, and he was given
splendid support. Sweeny distin-
guished himself not only by his excel
lent stops and pick-ups, but he made
several running catches of foul balls
which were marvellous. In the ninth
inning with three men on bases and
two out he saved the game by capturing
foul fly up over the grand stand. Nc
Mahon was very effective. barring his
wildness. The work of Robinson and
Bierbauer was notably fine. Score:
st. Louis. % OOI11O-4 6 1
Athletic 900 OO2 % 3
Earned runs, ST. Louis 2, Athletic 2: two
base hits, Boyle. Lyons; home run, Boyle;
stolen base. Duffee; double plays, Fuller.
Robinson and Comiskey, Lyons and Robin.
son, Bauer, Fennelly and Larkin; first base
on balls, off King 8, off Mcmahon 8; struck
out. by King 4, by McMahon q; time, 1:45; !;
umpires, Kerins and Holland.
NO GAME AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 18.-The game
scheduled here to-day with the Colum-
bus club was not played. Mayor Mosby
informed President Stern if he permit
ted the game he would arrest every one
connected. The Cincinnati manage
ment is making preparations to play the
rest of the games scheduled here on
Sundays along the line of the CIncin-
natl, Hamilton & Dayton railroad, out
side the city limits. Cheap excursions
will be run.