St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-14
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Athletics. Brooklyn, Baltimore
and Columbus the Winners.

CINCINNATI, O.. Aug. 13.-The Ath-
letics punched seven of their ten hits
in to-day'S game with Cincinnati and
won a very easy victory. Weyhing,
though little wild, proved very effect
i've against the local batSman. A great
running catch by Welch and the bat
ting of Stovey and Holiday were the
features. Score:
Cincinnati 1OOOoOs sOO-4 S 8
Athletic ......4 90 % 8 0 0 3 80 10
Earned runs, Athletics s.; two-base hit
Welch; three-base hits, Larkin, Nicol: home
double plays, Beard, McPhee and Reilly,
Lyons, Bauer and Larkin; first base on balls,
by Wan s. by Weyhing L; wild pitch, Weyh-
ing: first base on errors, Cincinnati 2, Ath-
ledcs 2; time, go; umpire, Gatfney.
IT TOOK TEN INNINGS.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Aug. 13.-It took
ten innings for the Eastern pennant as
sas City. The pitchers, Swartzell and
Terry, were both in excellent form and
threw great ball. Brooklyn bunched
it's hits, and the cowboys scattered
theirs. Burns muffed difficult fly in
the tenth inning, and Terry, coming
home from third on Smiths sacrifice,
ran into Hoover with enough force to
knock the ball out of his hand and
knock the catcher to the ground, max
ing the winning run. Smith and Long
did the brilliant playing. Score: .
Kansas City 100000 oOOoO-2 5 3
Earned runs Brooklyn 2; two-base hits,
Burns Brooklyn), P!nckney; stolen bases,
Long, Hamilton 2, Burns g. Stearns, Hoover,
Pickett, Swartzell; first base on balls, off
Serry 5. Swartzell l; struck out by Seery D,
Swartzell 8; passed ball, Visner; time, 1 :55; ;
umpire, Holland.
*One out when winning run was made.
COLONELS EASILY CoRNERED.
LOUISVILLE. KY, Aug. 13.-Louis-
vile was easily defeated by the Balti-
mOreS to-day. The visitors took the
lead in the third and fourth innings by
punching hits, and gave Louisville lit
tie chance to recover. They played
without an error. and Louisville could
that counted for nothing. Hecker was
not in pitching form. Louisville fielded
rather better than yesterday. Weather
fair but attendance small. Louisville
has telegraphed for st. Louis terms for
Latham. Score:
Baltimore. 90 $1,000 SO Is o
Louisville. .....0 o OIL 8 l
Earued runs, Baltimore 5, Louisville L
two-base hits, StrattOn, Weaver, Cook, Griffin
Sommer; stolen bases, Sommer 2, Kilroy,
Wolf; double plays, Tomney and Carl; first
base on balls, holland, Heaker, Tomney;
struck out, by Kilroy 8, Hecker2 time, 1 :35;
umpire, Goldsmith.
BROWNS INCREASE THEIR LEAD.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 13.-The
Browns increased their LEAD in the as
sociatioD race by defeating Columbus
to-day with ease. The game was not
particularly interesting. Shorty Full
ler's all-round work was of the brilliant
order, some of his plck-ups and throws
being simply marvellous. Comiskey
hurt himself running to second and re-
tired, King going to first, and StiVetts
pitching. Score;
st. Louis. OPS 24OO1-12 II 2
Columbus. o o 0 % zoo l. 3 8 5
Earned runs, st. Louis 4, Columbus 2; two
base hits, Comiskey 2. Duffee, Milligan, Nc
Tamany, Johnson; three base hits, johnson
O'Connor; home run, Duffee; stolen bases
Mccarthy, O'Neil. Sweeney, Fuller Green
wood; double play, Fuller, Robinson and
Comiskey; first base on balls, by Gastright 5,
by King 4, SWEETS q; hit by pitched ball,
Gastright: struck out, by Gastright 2, King
3. SWEETS Q; passed ball, O'Connor; wild
pitches, King, Gastrighti time, 2:15; umpires.
Kerins and Ferguson.