St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-09
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus. Toledo, Athletic and
RrOOkIyn the Winners.


LOUISVILLE, KY, June S.-One of the
most brilliant games ever played on the
Louisville grounds was witneS sed to-
day by SAB people, Columbus defeating
Louisville after thirteen hard-fought
innings. Hamburg made t hree phe-
nomenal catches in left field. In the
eleventh inning, with Shinnick Oh third,
OConnor hit the ball against the first
base bag, and it bounded over Lehane's
head but Emslie would not allow it.
He was loudly Kissed, and after the
game he rendered his resignation to
President Phelps, but the latter would
not accept it. Columbus won the game
in the thirteenth inning OH Riehmond's
error and five base hits. Score:
Louisv'e 10000 100000 5 s 5
Col'bus l O O O 2 90 l o o O $40 16 .
Le halsU Reilly i, three-base hits Taylor,
Shinnick; stolen bases. O'Connor 2, Ehret
McTammany, Sneed; double plays, Easter
day, Lehane Reilly and O'Connor. Easter
day and Lehane; first base on balls, by Cast
right g. Ehlet 4 struck out, by Ehret, z, by
Gastright 5; passed balls. U'Connor =, Ryan
1; time, 2:30; umpire, Emslie.
DAVIS WAS WRATHY.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June Sin the pres
ence of 5000 people Jim Davis lost to-
DAVIS game for the Browns. With two
of the Toledo men out in the fifth inn-
ing, and the score standing 4 to in ia
vor of st. Louis, he disagreed with the
umpire, Barnum, on close decision,
declaring Tebeau safe at third when
Davis insisted he had touched him out.
Davis became enraged and threw the
ball violently on the ground. 1t bound
ed away from the fielders and Tebeau
scored. The umpire fined him $40.
Won der Abe then fined him IS more
and took him out of the game. The
Browns then became demoralized.
Score:
St. Louis. ooooo-4 IL 8
Toledo. .O Dol 3 *-8 8 2
Earned runs st. Louis q Two base hits.
Gettinger and Kerins; home runs. Munyan;
double plays Kerins, Munyan and kerlns ;
base on balls, by Ramsey 2, by Cushman 2;
struck out, by Ramsey a, by Cushman D;
wild pitches, Cushman 1; time, 2 hours; UNI
plre, Barnum.
THE BOOMING ATHLETICS.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, June S.-The
Rochesters had plenty of chances to
win to-day's game by getting in hit OF
two, but Esper and the Athletics were
too much for them. The attendance
was 0,U4l. score:
Rochester. 10000 oo1o-I z )
Athletics. 40 90 o 30 2 6-3 8
Batteries, Callihan and McKeogh, Esper
and Robinson; earned runs, Athletics 2;
two-base hits, Knowles. O'Brien: three-base
hit, D. Lyons; double plays, Phillips, Green
wood and O'Brien, Knowles to O'Brien,
Shelter to O'Brien; stolen bases, FL. Lyons,
Shelter 2; first base on errors, Rochester 1,
Athletics l bases OH balls, off Callahan 4,
off Esper 4: struck out, by Callihan l. by
Esper 6; hit by pitched ball, Phillips;
passed balls MeKeogh !. Robinson / left on
bases. Rochester 8, Athletics 3; time, LAS
umpire, Tooe.
DONE UP BY DALEY.
New YORK, June S.-The Brooklyns
played at Ridgewood this afternoon and
the Syracuse Stars discovered that
Daley was twirler they knew nothing
about. Attendance 2,G00. Score:
Brooklyn. sol 9o11-9 y !
Syracuse ....2 L 0 o o o Is 10 a
Batteries, Daley and Toy, Casey and
Briggs; earned runs, Brooklyn 3; two-base
hits, Fennelly. o Brien: stolen bases, DALEY
8. Childs; double plays, Mclaughlin and
Briggs, Fennelly and 0'Brien; first base on
balls by Casey 5, by Daley 4; struck out.
Mattimore 2 Gerhardt, Ely. Dorgan; passed
balls Toy 2; time, two hours; umpire,
Doescher.