St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-13
Cincinnati. ....220 1OOOl So 8 2
Columbus O1Ol1 % 8 2

Earned runs, Cincinnati 2, Columbus s;
two-base hits. McPhee, johnson; three-base
hits, Tebeau, johnson; stolen bases, Nc
Phee. Reilly, Earle 2, Daily Greenwood;
double plays, Carpenter, Mephee aud Reilly,
Beard, McPhee and Reilly, Baldwin, Orr
and Bligh: first base on balls, by Baldwin 2;
hit by pitched ball, Viau; strucksout, by Viau
8, Baldwin z; passed balls, O'Connor 4,
Earle 9; wild pitches, Baldwin 2; first base
on errors, Cincinnati 1, Columbus i; time,
l 80; umpire, Ferguson.
LOUISVILLE, July 1.-Two games
were played here to-day, the first being
the postponed Fridays game. Louis
vile won the first game on Brooklyn's
errors, combined with good all-round
playing by the home team. Both Heck
er and Terry pitched effectively.
Springer, Detroit man. was put in to
pitch for Louisville in the second, and
lost them the game. Burns was hit in
place. The game was called at the end
of the fifth inning on account of dark
ness from a storm. Score:
I Bo0GE!KR; o ! 9 Q 7 % % y
Earned runs, Brooklyn l, Louisville 2;
twobase hits Visner shannon, EhTet;
base, Ehret; double plays, Shannon, Tomney
and Wolf 2, Pinckney Foutz and Visner;
first base Oh balls. by Hecker 81 struck out
by Hecker 4, by Terry 2; passed balls Cook
3, Visner 9; wild pitches, Hecker 9; time,
l rs; umpire, Goldsmith.
SECOND GAME. III
Louisville i ....:...o Q o. 8 2
Earned runs, Brooklyn 2; two-base hits,
Foutz, Pinckney; stolen bases, Foutz, Cork
2, off Loyett 2; hit by pitched ball, O'Brien,
Burns; struck out, by Springer l, by Lovett
3; passed bail, Cook; time, LILO; umpire,
Goldsmith.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 12.-Kilroy's
mastery pitching was too much for the
Cowboys to-day, and the home team re-
ceived its first shut-out of the season.
Swartzell also pitched well, but the
errors made behind him were costly.
Score:
Baltimore ......1oo1e 2Oo>-4 2
Kansas City 30 O o O 0OO-O 4 5
Earned runs, Baltimore .; first base on
balls, off Kilroy 2: hit by pitched ball, Cantz;
struck out. by Swartzell 2, by Kilroy 5; wild
pitches, SwartZell 9; time, 1:45; umpire,
Gaffney.
ST. LOUIS, July 12.-The Browns
played III their Old-time style to-day and
defeated the Athletics after a brilliant
fight. Chamberlain and Boyle not only
did magnificent battery work. but they
each contributed hits that brought in
runs, Chamberlain especially rendering
timely stick service when he drove in
two runs in the seventh inning, winning
the game. weighing pitched in fine
form, and in the first four innings he
struck out seven men, and not hit was
made off him till the fifth inning. Ne
Carthy made wonderful catch in the
eighth i'll short center, doubling up
WEIGH at first. Score;
St. Louis. ...oOoo1 1901 s 6
Athletic. 40 o OIL 1 o % z Q
Earned runs, st. Louis 1, Athletic 1; two
base hits, Boyle, Chamberlain; home run,
Stovey; stolen bases, O'Neill, Robinson.
Purcell; double plays, Mccarthy and Cemis-
key; Stovey and Bierbauer, first base on
balls, by Chamberlain i, by Weighing 4; hit
by pitched ball, by WeyhiDg 2; struck out,
by Chamberlain 4, by weighing 8: time. two
hours; umpires, Holland and Kerns.