St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-12
AnvoRD's DIAMOND RING
Proves q Feature of the American
Game at Toledo.

Proves Feature of the American
Game at Toledo.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-THE Ath-
letic club defeated Brooklyn at Glouces-
ter by hard hitting, considerably aided
by the visitors errors. The batting
and fielding of Fennelly, the outfelding
of Peltz and the Unfolding of Conroy
were the. features. Attendance, 2,473.
Score:
Athletic. so!oo1o s-s7 5 !?
Brooklyn. 0 / 0 . o 90 Is IL
Earned runs, Athletic L, Brooklyn 2; two
base hits Purcell, Lyons, Green, Simon;
three base hit, Simon; stolen bases, Purcell
3. j. Brien, Daley Peltz. Siefke; double
plays, PeltS and PITT, Peliz and Gerhardt.
Shafer and j. O'Brien, Curry, Shafer and j,
O'Brien: first base on balls, by Powers 2, by
struck out, by Powers 2, by Green l. passed
ball, Pitz; time, l As; umpire, Emslie.
COLUMBUS. o.. May 11.-Columbus
won to-tiay by virtue of splendid bat
ting and fielding Go0dall was hit hard
in the opening innings, and Meakin
suffered severely. The game was one
of the finest seen here this year, and the
attendance was 5000. Score:
Columbus. ......3u3 $4,000 -1O - /
Louisville 80. % o o . D 5000 % L
Earned runs. Columbus g.; two-base hits,
Sneed, O'Connor: home run. Reilly; base on
balls, by Gastright .. by Goodall 2, by Meakin
/; struck out, by Gastright 2, Goodail 3 by
Meakin z; stolen bases McTamany 2 Johu-
son: hit by pitched ball, Crooks, Reilly; wild
pitch, Gastright, Goodall, Meakin; time,
$50; umpire, Doercher.
TOLEDO, o., May I1.-SiXty-five hun
drad raOplo cow fTolnhO 70 n6t TO ra
of RamSey'S WildneSS to-day, and win
an exciting game of ball, which Rose
man helped to lose by bad muff in
center, which scored two runs. AIvord
was presented with diamond ring be-
fore the game. Score:
Toledo. ..01Oo4O 2o1-9 6 2
st. Louis. 4. 81 0 l OIL 0O o. 8 3
Earned runs, Toledo l, st. Louis 3; struck
out, by Smith 3, by Ramsey 9; base on balls,
by Smith 4, by Ramsey Z; wild pitches, Ram
sey, 2. Smith l. hit by pitched ball, Roseman;
double play, Fuller; left on bases. Toledo 6,
st. Louis IL; two-baSe hits, Tebeau Werden,
Alvord, Hartnett, Munyau, Gettinger; three
base hit Fuller; stolen bases Tebeau, Swart
wood 2. smith. Mccarthy, Hartnett; sacrifice
hits, Aly0 d. Scheibeck, Smith, Gettinger.
Roseman ., Earle Harnett Ramsey; time, =
hours; umpires O'Brien and O'Day.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, May l1.-Five
thousand and five hundred people saw
tie Rochesters defeat the Syracuse
Stars to-day in game thai was too
oae-sided to be interesting. The Stars
were not in the game. They could not
hit Callihan and felded miserably,
while Rochester batted hard and fielded
perfectly. The score:
Rochester. 80 o2oO23 o1-io Is o
Syracuse. ......0 % . o L 0 O. z 6
Batteries, Callihau and McLeogh, Keefe,
Morrison and Briggs; earned runs Roches
ter2: twob base hits Ely, Morrison, Callihan;
double plays, Phillips to Greenwood to
O'Brien. ChildS to McQuery; passed balls,
McKeogh 2; stolen bases, Knowles 9. Me-
Keogh, Callihan; bases on balls. off Morri-
son ]. off Callihan 4, off Keefe L; hit by
pitched balls, Childs, Dorgan; wild pitches,
Morrison 9; struck cut. Greenwood, Dorgan,
Wright. Mclaughlin; time, l:35; umpire,
Barnum,