St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-28
Brooklyn 1000 10000 o. 6
Cleveland 100 001 OIL 2
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Athletic and St. Louis Divide
HOnorS.


PHILADELPHIA. May 27.-The Ath-
Ietic and st. Louis clubs played two
games here this afternoon and each sue
ceeded in securing victory. The first
game was holly contested, and was won
by the visitors, by the score of to 2, by
the merriest kind of play and FORUM
ate punching of hits in the sixth inning.
The home club took the second game
by hard hitting in the eighth, materially
aided by the poor fielding of the
Browns. They had two men out in that
inning before the run-getting COM
menced. StiYettS was retired at the
end of the second, Ramsey taking his
place. Mccarthy was ordered off the
field in the second inning, Earle going
to right. Attendance, 1856. Score
First game:
Athletic. .......OO1 oO1O0O- 7 2
ST. Louis. II 0 0 o 0 % o. 10 4
Batteries, Green and Robinson, Ramsey
and Munyan; earned runs. st. Louis 2; two
base hit Gettinger; stolen base, Green;
double plays, WEIGH. ConrOy and T. Shafer,
Lyons, T. Shafer and OBrien, Sweeny Full
Ter and Kerins .: first bace on balls. O'Brien,
Munyan and Davis: wild pitches Ramsey l,
Green ! /; time, 80; umpire, O'Dea.
Second game
R. H. E.
Athletic. .-30I1OO I-I012 3
st. Louis % 0 . 0 % O. 8 10 2
Batteries. Mcmahon and Robinson Sti-
vets. Ramsey and Munyan; earned runs,
Athletic +, st. Louis 3; twO-base hits, Rose
man2; home run, Lyons; stolen bases, Lyons,
G. Shafer, Robinson, r. Shafer 2, Fuller.
Sweeney and Munyan; double plays, o. Brien
and I. Shafer; first base on balls, WEIGH.
Lyons. G. Shafer, Robinson, Conroy, Fuller,
Mccarthy, ROseman. Munyan 2. KeunS; hit
by pitched ball, Roseman: struck out, Lyons,
O'Brien Robinson, T. Shafer, Earle, Sweeny,
Kerins ,; passed balls, Robinson l, Munyan
l wild pitch Ramsey; time, 2:1O; umpire,
O'Dea
ROCHESTER. n. 7. May 27.-The
day, and the ToledoS won as they
pleased. Score:
Rochester. 10000 21O-4 I s
Toledo. 49,. % > l 0 III 4
Batteries, Barr and Mcclure. Cushman and
Sage; earned runs Rochester 2, Toledo /;
two-base hits, Shelter ,. Sherlock 8; three
base hit, Werden; first on errors, Rochester
), Toledo >; double play, Lyons to Green,
wood; stolen bases, shelter 2, Greenwood,
Nicholson 2, Van Dyke, Werden, Alyord,
Swartwood; left on bases. Rochester z, To-
Iedo 10; bases on balls, off Barr 8, off Cush-
man >: struck out by Barr 4 by CuShman
Barr, Cushman; time, As; attendance,
1,O00; umpire. Toole.
SYRACUSE. n. Y, May 27.-The phe-
nOmenal work of Raymond at third pre-
vented the Stars from scoring on several
occasions to-day. and Weaver's great
one-hand running catch of Childs' drive
in the eighth inning saved the day for
Louisville. Score:
Syracuse ..... OOoOO1o1 o. 5
Louisville. 30 OOOO-3 7 2
Batteries, Casey and O'Rourke, Meakin and
Ryan; earned runs. Stars i, Louisville 2;
two-base hits, Dorgan, McQuery; three base
hit, Childs; double plays, Morrison to Childs
to McQuery; struck OUT. by Casey 4, by
Meakin ,; first on errors, Stars l, Louisville
3; first on balls, off Casey ., off Meakin q;
left on bases, Stars s, Louisville 8; sacrifice
hits, ChildS, O'ROurke 2: stolen bases, Dor
gan 3 Battin, McQuery, Weaver 2, Shinnick;
passed balls, O'Rourke 2, Ryan 3; time
40; umpire, Doescher.