St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-17
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
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ST. Louis Win.

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ST. Louis Win.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 16.-The Browns won
the greatest uphill game of the season
at Sportsman park to-day. Stivetts
started In to pitch and was knocked out
in the second. Ramsey was substituted
and proved puzzle, as the Athletics
could do nothing with him. In the
sixth, the home team took turn at
Mcmahon, who was substituted, Jared
but little better. The contest was full
of wrangles, and Welch was put out of
the game in the eighth inning. Score:
a q. ledls: I'D 3 $3.50 oil Il 2
Earned runs, St..Louls 5, Athletics 3; two
base hits, Munyan 2, Roseman, Higgins, Sew
ard, Purcell Lyons: three base hits, McCarty;
home run, Kappel: double plays, Cartwright
aud Higgins. Kappel and O'Brien, Shaffer
and o Brien; bases on balls, off Stivetts l, off
Ramsey l. off Seward ], off Mcmahon 2; hit,
O'Brien, Conroy, WEIGH: struck out, BY Ram,
pitches, Ramsey l, Seward l; stolen bases.
Mccarthy 3, O'Brien, WEIGH: batteries,
Stivetts Ramsey and Munyan: Seward, Nc
Mahon aud Baldwin, attendance, 1900;
Glue. .4O, EnSll6.
TOLEDO, Aug. 16.-Toledo batted Nc
CullOugh hard to-day and won pretty
game with hands down. Smith was
very effective. The only nits being con-
nected were a single by Nelson and
home run by Daily in the ninth. At
tendance, 500. Score:
Toledo. 80. ...o41-1l 2OO0-9 ~ 8
Brooklyn. 30 DOL 90 2 0-3 5 L
Earned runs, Toledo 6, Brooklyn 2; bat;
teries, Smith and Sage, Mccullough and
three base hits, Sprague, Werden; home run,
Nicholson, Daily; sacrifice hits, Werden, Te-
beau, Smith. Sprague, Mccullough; stolen
bases, Tebeau, SWartWood, Nicholson, Daily;
struck out by Smith q, by Mccullough l;
first on balls, off Smith g. off Mccullough 5;
double plays, Schiebeck to Werden Davis to
O'Brien; left on bases, Toledo z, Brooklyn 8;
time, 2:20; umpire, Doescher.
COLUMBUS, Aug. 16.-COlumbus out
played Syracuse at every point and
batted Keefe at will. Attendance,
1,200. Score;
Columbus. -. 20 O OO4 O OF Id l
Syracuse. o o ~, Q 0 . OBJ
Knauss and Doyle; Keefe and Briggs; two
Sneed; stolen bases, Crooks 2; johnson.
Sneed, WheelOck z, Wright. Frell. ELY z;
double plays, Wheelock to Crooks to Leblanc,
Hemp to Briggs. O'Rourke to McQuery to
Ely; first base on balls, off Knauss 2, Keefe
81 hit by pitched ball, 3Johnson, McQuery;
struck out. by Knauss 4, by Keefe 3; time,
1 55; umpire, Peoples.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. 16.-The Cy-
clones defeated Rochester to-day in a
weIl-played game. The features Of the
game were the heavy batting or
both teams. In the eighth inning the
RochesterS fell onto Ehret's curves for
three three-baggers and home run,
netting five runs, but the home team
had too great lead to be overcome. At
tendance, S,176 Score:
Louisville - 10000 1915 Is
Rochester. 90 o @ 2 o o % 5 o. z 2
Batteries, Ehret and Ryan, Barr and Nc
Keough; home run. Grimm; tWo-base hit,
Weaver; three-base hits, Tomney, Fields,
Scheffler. Lyons; sacrifice hits Louisville 3;
stolen bases. Rochester 2, Louisville l;
struck out, by Ehret 2. by Barr J.; passed
ball, Ryan; wild pitch, Ehret; hit by pitched
ball. Barr. Shinnica; time, 1906 earned
runs, Louisville 8, Rochester 8; umpire,
Curry.