St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-07

PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-Tne Athletic
club had no trouble at all in defeating
Columbus at Gloucester Point. N. j.,
this afternoon. Attendance, 3,117.
Score:
Athletic. ....342O 5000 Oil Il o
Columbus. 80 q O o o o O O. T. 6 2
Earned runs, Athletic 6, Columbus 2; two
base hits. WEIGH 2, Robinson: Conroy, Reilly;
bases, WEIGH, Purcell :, Lyons, O'Brien. T.
Shafer, Conroy 3; double plays, McTamany
and O'Connor, Reilly. Crooks and Leblanc,
Johnston and O'Connor; first base on balls,
Athletic 8. Columbus Z: hit by pitched ball,
Welch 2; struck out, Athletic 8, Columbus z;
passed balls, O'Connor 8; wild pitches
Easton 6; time, 2 hrs; umpire, Toole.
TOLEDO, o., July 6.-Toledo was out
batted and outfielded in te-day'S game,
and the Stars won the fourth straight
game before $500 disguised Toledeaus.
Keefe was hit in the head by pitched
ball in the fourth. and Briggs was in
iured in the seventh. Score:
Toledo. oo4o o1ooo-5 6 s
Syracuse. % o 1 O 20 o 2-6 10 5
Earned runs, Toledo 3, Syracuse /; saeri-
Werden, Tebeau WEIGH, Childs: two-base
hit, Sherwood: three-base hits, Swartwood,
Childs, Ely; struck out, by Keefe l: by Nor
rison a, by Healy 8; bases on balls, by Keefe
1, by Morrison 2. by Healy l; hit by pitched
bali, by Healy, Keefe; wild pitch. Morri-
double plays, Scheibeek to Nicholson, Nc
Query (unassisted); left ON bases. Toledo 2,
Syracuse 8; time, $50; umpires, Emslie and
Peoples.
ST.. LOUIS. Mo-, July 6.-The Browns
defeated the Brooklyns to-day in a
game that was generally we'll played,
but married by glazing errors at times.
Ramsey started in to pitch, but was
taken out of the box in the third
inning. Stivetts succeeded him and
the crowd of 1000 people stopped the
game for ten minutes by their loud de
mands for Ramsey to be put back.
Won der Abe would not concede the
point, and the batting of Stivetts
really won the game. Score:
B b; i,lIi' ... i 0 o0o0i 1867 8 4
Earned runs. St. Louis 8, Brooklyn L;
home runs Campau, Stiyetts; two-base hits,
Munyan,, O'Brien; three-base hit, Nelson
sacrifice hits, Duffee, Higgins, Peltz, Burns,
Toy; double plays, Gerhardt, O'Brien. Hig-
gins, Roseman; first on balls. off Ramsey J.,
off Stivetts 2, off Daily z; wild pitches Daily
2; struck out by Stivetts 8; stolen bases
Stlvefts =, simon, Pltz, Gerhardt; umpire,
Kerins; time, 200.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June louisville
easily defeated Rochester to-day in the
presence of 6.476 people. Callihan was
hit to all parts of the field in the first
two innings. After that, however, he
pitched fairly well. Ehret never exert
ed himself. The field work of Tomney
and Greenwood was the feature. Score
R. II. E.
Louisville. "A 5 co. OO2 *-13 ~ 1
Rochester 80 i O0 0O1 L II q
Earned runs, Louisville z, Rochester 4;
two-base hits, Weaver, Wolf. Shinnick, Ham
burg. Knowles, Greenwood; three base hits,
Greenwood 3; double. plays, McKeough.
Greenwood and O'Brien 9. Tomney and
Shinnick. Taylor. Raymond and Taylor; first
on balls. by Ehret 4, by Callihan 5; hit by
pitched ball, Burke; struck out, by Ehret 1,
by Callihan 8; passed balls, Ryan, Mcguire;
batteries. Ehret and Ryan, Callahan and Me
Guire; time, 2:0S; umpire, Doescher.