St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-25
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Athletic. Toledo, Syracuse and
Brooklyn Win.

PHILADELPHIA, May 24.-Loose field
ing and the wild pitches of Stivetts
when men were on bases gave the Ath-
letic club an easy victory over st. Louis
this afternoon. The home club played
good, steady fielding game, IN which
Conroy particularly distinguished nlm-
self. Attendance, 2,35S. Score:
St. Louis. =. % 5000 y o. z 8
Earned runs, Athletic /, st. Louis l; two
base hit Robinson: double plays. II. Shafer,
Conroy and O'Brien, Mccarthy and Muny,an.
Stivetts and Corrins: stolen bases, Fuller,
Lyons, O'Brien, T. Snafer; hit by pitcher,
by Mcmahon 4, by Stivetts l: passed ball,
Munyan; wild pitches, by Mcmahon l, by
Stivetts g. time, hours: umpire, IDEA;
batteries Stiyetts and Munyan, McMahon
and Robinson.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, May 24.-The Stars
could not field to-day, but the Louis
villes could not hit Casey. The home
team won a game for which they. de-
serve small credit. The fielding of the
Colonies was not above the average.
The only features were Casey's good
work in the box and Wright's long throw
in to the home-plate, shutting out the
tying run. The attendance was large.
Score:
Louisville. .....oo11 ooo1o-3 i
syracuse 20 0 4 20 90 O. s 6
Batteries Casey and Briggs, Stratton and
Ryan; earned runs, Syracuse 8; tWo.base
hits Tomney, Ryan: threebase hit, Briggs
double play, Wright to Briggs; struck out
by Casey 8, by Stratton 4: first on errors
Syracuse 2 Louisville 2; bases on balls. off
Casey ., off Stratton 2; left on bases. SYRIA
cuse 5, Louisville s; passed balls, briggs y;
wild pitch, Casey; sacrifice hit Dorgan;
stolen bases, Ely, Wright, Taylor, Tomney
and Shinnick; time 1 80; umpire Doescher.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, May 24.-Roch-
ester and Toledo played a very exciting
thirteen-inning game this afternoon.
The score was to 5 at the end of the
ninth inning. For three innings after
this the batters went out in one, two,
three order. In the thirteenth Callihan
put Rochester ahead by knocking the
ball over the right field fence, but the
Toledos made two runs in their half on
two singles and a donble and won the
game. Sherman, local substitute, UNI
PRED. and his work was very bad.
Score:
Roch'er.. 100000 1Ooo1-6 Z
Toledo. % 90 sol Ol 90 2-7 10 2
Batteries, Callihan and McKeogh, Smith
and Sage; earned runs, Rochester 8, Toledo
9: two-base hit, Alvord; three-base hit Al
word; home run. Callahan; left on bases,
Rochester 2, Toledo 8 stolen bases, Phillips,
Lyons, Van Dyke; first on errors, Rochester
2. Toledo B; bases on balls, off Smith 2;
struck out by Calihan g. by Smith 6; passed
balls, McKeogh 2; time, 900; umpire, sher-
man.
BROOKLYN, N. Y. May 24.-Kenne-
dy's team took pretty game from Co.
lumbus to-day. Attendance, 1,649.
Score:
Brooklyn. .....o1ooo1oodo-s 8 5
Columbus...... 0 90 90 0OO-1 E
Batteries, Mattimore and Toy, Gastright
and O'Connor; earned runs, Brooklyn l !;
Columbus / two-base hits; Daily 2. Cast st.
base on balls Simon, Fennelly, Toy, Crooks,
O'Connor; hitby pitched ball, Crooks; struck
out, Simon, Fennelly, Toy, Crooks: o. Connor;
passed balls, Toy l,O'Connor l; wild pitches,
Gastright .; time, 1885; umpires, Emslie
and Barnum.