St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-13
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City. Athletics. Baltimore
and ST LouiS the Winners


and ST. Louis the Winners.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Aug. 12.-The
Cowboys won their third consecutive
game from Columbus to-day. Sowders
was very effective, and he held the
visitors down to FIVE hits, mostly scat
tered. The home team found Widner
easily, and batted him for thirteen hits
in the seven innings. Hamilton's bat
ting and base running, and Longs all
round play at short, were the features
of the game. The visitors had to catch
the st. Louis train, and only seven in
ings were played. Score:
Kansas City.........2 0 2 1-1014 O
Columbus. l 0 o o 0 o. l 5 4
Earned runs, Kansas City ,, Columbus l
two-base hits, Long, Hamilton, Widner
three-base hit Burns; home run, Hoover;
stolen bases, Long 2, Hamilton 3. Manning.
Daily: first base on balls. off Sowders l. off
Wldner 3; hit by pitched ball, Hamilton;
struck out, by Sowders 4; passed balls,
O'Connor 2; wild pitch, Widner; time, 1 80;
umpire, Holland.
POORLY PLAYED ON BOTH SIDES.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 12.-To-day's Bal
timOre-Cincinnati game was very poorly
played on both sides, the visitors win
ming by their superior batting. A great
running catch by Mullane and the bat
ting of Holiday were the features.
Score:
Cincinnati .......1o21 Il
Baltimore ........O O 8 90 500 ~ IS 5
Earued runs, Cincinnati s Baltimore 6;
two base-hits, Shindle, Quinn; three-base
hits, Holiday, Horning; home run, Holiday;
stolen bases, Nieol 2, Mullane 2, McPhee.
Beard 2, Mack, Horning; double plays, Hol-
land, Mack and Tucker, Mullane and Carpen-
ter. McPhee and Beard; first base on balls.
by Duryea l. Cunningham 3; hit by pitched
ball, Muliane 2, keenan,, Thicker, Sommers;
struck out by Duryea; 4, Foreman 2, Gun
nlngham 2; passed balls, Keenan,, Quinn;
wild pitches, Foreman Cunningham = ; time,
30; umpire, Gaffney.
TOOK EVERYTHING IN SIGHT.
LOUISVILLE, KY. Aug. 12.-The
Athletics won the two games played
here to-day on their merits. One game
was postponed game. Mcmahon
pitched fair game for the visitors in
the first, and had fair support. Ehret
for Louisville was batted hard, and
Louisville made costly errors. Robin
son, the new pitcher, went in for Louis
vile the second game, and did fine work.
He was fairly supported, but the Ath-
letics batted strong, determined to win.
Vaughn went behind the bat at first in
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broken at the outset by a pitched ball.
Stratton played well at first, where he
will continue the rest of the season.
Seward was in poor form, but pitched
fair ball in the second game. His sup
port was ordinary. Weather fair; at
tendance LOCO. Scores:
Athletic. .......-4 0 90 Sc IA l
Louisville ...0 y 5 90 0O0 0-3 4
Earned runs, Athletic 2, Louisville 2; two
base hits. WEIGH. Lyons, Stovey 3 Cook;
three base hits, Stoyey, Purcell; stolen bases,
Stratton; double plays, Fennelly, Bauer and
Larkin; first base on balls. off McMahon 1,
off Ehret / struck out. by Mcmahon 3, by
Ehret 3; passed balls, Cook 2: wild pitch,
Ehret; time, l :55; umpire, Goldsmith.
SECOND GAME. Il z
Louisville. II o0103 0o-5 5
Earned runs, Athletics 2; three-base hits,
WEIGH, La1kin: home runs, Larkin, Bauer;
stolen bases, Browning. WEIGH 2: double
plays. Carl, Tomney and Stratton, Browning
and Stratton, Fennelly, Bauer and Larkin
first base on balls. off Seward 2. Robinson 6;
hit BE- pitched ball. Robinson; struck out, by
Seward l. Robinson 3; passed ball. Cook;
wild pitches, Robinson 2; time. l 40; UNI
pire, Goldsmith.
TWAS A WONDERFUL GAME.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 12.-The most
wonderful game played in st. Louis this
season, or, in fact, in the American as
ISOLATION, was the Browns decisive VIC
tory over Brooklyn. The Bridgegrooms
were not only shut out, but Chamber
lain's mastery pitching prevented more
| than two men reaching first base. But
twenty-nine men were at bat for Brook
Ign in the nine innings. Caruthers was
hit all over the lot Considering the
heavy onslaught, his support was ex-
cellent. Sweeny, the Browns new
third baseman. played in magnificent
| form. His timely hitting as Il decided
! feature, while his fielding was brilliant.
! He made backward running catch in
! short field that was of the phenomenal