St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-08
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
ST. Louis, Cincinnati, Baltimore
and BROOKLYN the Winners.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Aug. 7.-Cham-
berlain'S effective delivery and Robin
sons home run won the first of Kansas
City's home series to-day. Outside of
the battery work there were no features
of note excepting Manning's catch of
a long fly against the left field fence.
Score:
Kansas city.......1ooo ooooo-i 5 I
St. Louis. 10 l o 0 0 "a 4 0
Earned runs, Kansas City 1, st. Louis l
home run, Robinson; stolen bases, Long,
Hamilton, Dutfee; double plays Davis,
Stearns and Hoover, Fuller and Comskey;
first base on balls, off Conway 2 off Cham
berlain 3; struck out, by Conway 2, by Cham
berlain 8; time, 30; umpire, Holland.
PORKOPOLITANS GOT THERE.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. Tn a hard
fought contest to-day Louisville lost
game to Cincinnati. Hecker did noble
service in the box and Louisville batted
reasonably well. but TOmney's Wretched
play at short and doltish slowness by
one or TWO other men gave Cincinnati
the victory. Mullane pitched a strong
game and was we'll supported. Gin
cinnati was in ordinary batting trim,
but could not hit HeckeF. McPhee
swOre profanely at Ferguson in a
wrangle. Weather fine; attendance,
1,S00. Score:
Louisville. 1 0 10000 "a
CINCINNATI l o o 0 0 2 10 10
Earned runs, Louisville ., Cincinnati
two-base hits. McPhee, Baldwin, Weaver
Wolf; three-baSe hits, McPhee, Carl; stolen
bases, Shannon, Raymond, Nicol Reilly;
double plays, Hecker and Raymond Tomney
shannon and Wolf . McPhee and Reilly
Mppbaa oDd oil
McPhee, Beard, McPhee and Reilly; first base
on balls, off Hecker !, Mullane 2; struck out
by Hecker 6. by Mullane 3; passed ball. Bald
WIN; wild pitch, Heeker: time hours; UNI
pire, Ferguson.
ATHLETICS CALCIA1NED.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. baltimore
shut out the Athletics this afternoon in
a game which was principally charac-
teriZed by the slovenly work of the
home team. Foreman pitched a great
game for the visitors, and was backed
up in splendid style. Weleh retired in
the first on account Of cramps and Mat
timOre took his place. Score:
Athletic ........O OOOOOO-O +
Baltimore 3 2 o 0 l 0 So IL
Earned run, Baltimore; two-base hits,
DOwie. Quinn; double plays, Hornung and
Holland, Quinn and Foreman, Holland and
Shindle, Holland. Mack aud Tucker 9: first
base on balls, off Foreman 8, weighing /; hit
by pitched ball by Foreman I, Weyhing 9
strdck out, by Foreman ), Weyhing ) passed
ball Cross; wild pitches. weighing 3; time
2:10; umpire. Goldsmith and Kerins
BUCKEYES BADLY BEATEN.
COLUMBUS, O., Aug. THE feature
of the game to-day between Columbus
and Brooklyn was the fine field work of
the visitors. Kemmler, who caught
Baldwin, became sick in the fourth
inning and had to be relieved by O'Con-
nor. Columbus made a rally in the
ninth inning, and but for the big lead
would have won the game. Score:
columbus.........3 oooooo5- 5fo7
Brooklyn. ........O l 1 3 0 4 so I01
Earned ruus Columbus s, Brooklyn ):
two-base hits, Esterday and Mari; three
base hits, Daily, Orr. Terry and Burns; home
run, Johnston; stolen bases, McTamany ,,
Toutz, Burns and Smith; double play, 0 Brien
and Collins: first base on balls, by Terry /.
by Baldwin 5 struck out by Terry 3, by
Baldwin z passed balls, Kemmler l, O'Con-
nor .; wild pitches, Baldwin 3, 2:22; umpire
C4atfneV time