St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-24
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Results of the Games Played Yes
terday Afternoon.


PHILADELPHIA, May 23.-The Ath-
letics and Toledo clubs played two
games here this afternoon, and each
side succeeded in pulling out a victory.
In the first the visitors punched their
hits in the second inning, and won
easily. Healy was very effective all
through. In the second game the Ath-
letics had no trouble at all in hitting
Abbott, and won almost as they liked.
The last game was called at the end of
the eighth inning TO permit the visitors
to make a train. Attendance, 1,34S.
Scores: First game
4 4siss5 SGS5Sss Se-z
Rogers; earned runs Toledo 2; two,base-
hits, Werden 2, Heaiy; stolen bases,
WeIch, Yandyke; first base on balls,
W. Welsh, oBren swartMood Werden, Rogers;
Tebeau. Alvord 2 Healy Rogers;
passed balls, Rogers; time 1;15; umpire,
Doescher.
Athletic ........o25 Oil Is 5
Toledo. ..........2 OO3 L 100 10 6
Batteries. Green and Robinson, Rogers and
Abbott; earned runs, Athletic 5, Toledo 3,
two-base hits, Welsh, Lyons 2. O'Brien, Con-
roy 3, Werden; three base hits, Abbott; stolen
bases Welsh, Purcell, Lyons; double play,
Conroy, II. Shafer and O'Bffen: first base on
balls, Purcell, O'Brien, Tebeau and Werden;
hit by pitched ball, Welsh struck out. Te-
beau, Alvord, Schiebeck. Vandyke; passed
balls Rogers 2; wild pitches Abbott 2; time,
hours; umpire, O'Dea.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, May 23.-Widner-
pitched an apparently easy ball to-day,
but the Stars could not hit it safely and
failed to get man around the bases.
Score:
Syracuse. - 100000 0oO-O 4 4
Columbus...... 90 90 % 8
Batteries, Morrison and Briggs, Widner and
O'Connor; double play, Wright to Childs;
struck out, by Morrison 4, by Widner none;
sacrifice hits, Dorgan and Briggs; stolen
bases, Wright, Mclaughlin, Battin, McTam
many 2. Crooks 8, O'Connor and Leblanc;
first base on errors, Stars 2. Columbus 2; base
on balls off Morrison d; off Widner q hit
by pitched ball, Childs and Crooks; left on
bases, Stars g, Columbus 2; passed balls,
Briggs 2. O'Connor wild pitches, Morrison
2, Widner L; time. 40; umpire, Emslie.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, May 23.-Ramsay
pitched i'll superb form to-day and had
the ROcheSters at his mercy. Score:
Rochester,. ...o011O o2o-4 i
st. Louis 40 o 1 OOOl as s 8
Batteries, Barr and Mcclure. Ramsay and
Munyan; earned runs, st. Louis 2; two base
hits Roseman, Mccarthy; left on bases Roch-
ester 5, ST. Louis z; double play, Shelter to
Q, Brien; stolen bases, Shelter. Knowles,
Phillips, NJ cCarthy, Roseman, Gettinger;
bases on errors Rochester 2, St. Louis 1 !;
bases on balls, off Barr 8. off Ramsay 1 !;
struck out, by Barr 2, by, Ramsay IL; passed
ball, Munyan; wild pitch. Barr time, 40 :
attendance, 500; umpire Barnum
BROOKLYN. N. Y, May 29.-Brooklyn
defeated Louisville to-day in a pretty
game. Attendance. 104. Score:
Brooklyn 10000 10000 5 2
Louisville. .....1 90 OOOO-2 6
Two base hits, Daily, Simon; stolen bases,
Fennelly, Simon, Daily, Toy, TAYLOR, Shin
nick; double plays, Simon and Toy; first
base on balls, by Mccullough, 5 by Meakiu,
4; hit by pitched ball., Tomney; struck out,
FenneIly Simon, Daily, O'Brien, Gerhardt
Toy, Mccullough, Ryan; passed balls, Toy,
Ryan, A; wild pitches. Meakin, 2. McCul-
lough time, 80; umpire, O'Brien; batter
les, Meakin and Ryan; Mccullough and Toy.