St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-22
Il ASSOCIATION.
Louisville Now Sure to Take the
Pennant.

LOUISVILLE Now Sure to Take the
Pennant.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 81. The
LouisviIles and Athletics played two
games to-day, the Louisyilles winning
both of them in a canter. Attendance,
5000. Score, first game:
Louisville. o So Il 8
Athletics 30 1 . 0 O. 4 8
Batteries, Goodal and Ryan, O'Neill and
Daily; two-base hits, Tomney; sacrifice hits,
Louisville 3, Athletics ,; stolen bases, Louis
vile B struck out, by Goodal z, by ONeill
.; double play. Knox and Carman; passed
ball. Duffy; umpire, Kerins; time, lao.
Louisville S1tUiH U !..n,.-.. SIS Is Is 5
Athletic ...........0 o o o 3 " z 4
Batteries, Daily and WeckbeckeE, Daily and
Riddle; twe-base hits, Weaver, Wolff; three
stolen bases, Louisville 3, Athletic l; struck
out, by DAILY 9; base on balls, by Daily L;
passed balls. DAILY =: hit by pitched balls,
Raymond, Esterdag; umpire, Kerins; time,
1:15.
EACH TOOK ONE.
COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 21.-Baltimore
and Columbus quit even to-day. Win
ming run in first made by Welch knock
ing Reilly down at third, and Emslie re-
fused to call the runner out. In the
second Morrison was wild, and Column
bus won easily. Attendance, 5000.
Score, first game:
Baltimore .....S 0i0201o%- 50 : /
Batteries, Easton. Doyle and O'Connor, Me
Mahon and Robinson: earned runs, Column
bus 3; two-base hit, johnson ~(Columbusl {;
three base hit, johnson (Columbus); stolen
bases. Doyle, Reilly, Easton, WEIGH, Power;
double plays. Wheelock. Crooks, Leblanc.
Reilly to Crooks to Leblanc; first base on
balls, off EastoH 2, Off Mcmahon 4; hit by
pitched ball, Mack, McTammany: struck out,
by Easton 5, by Mcmahon s; passed balls.
Doyle, O'Connor, Robinson; time. 2 hours
umpire, EmSlie.
Second Game r. H. II.
Columbus. 8 l o 2 % 6 5
Baltimore. .....,o o 2 o "a D u
Batteries. Gastright and O'Connor, Nor
rison and Tale; earned runs, Columbus /,
Baltimore L; twO-bHse hit. McTammany;
three-base hit. Johnson Ualtimore); stolen
bases, johnson ~(Columbus), Sneed. Vince
lock 4, Reilly 2. Welch; double plays, Mack,
Power. WEIGH, Mack, Gilbert; first base OIL
balls, Gastright ], Morrison z; struck out, by
Gastright 2, Morrison o; passed ball, Tate:
wild pitches, Morrison q; time, 1:45; UNI
pire. Emslie.
BROWNS TAKE BOTH.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 21.-The Browns
played two games to-day and won them
both. though officially n was declared
forfeited. A home run was the only
run secured off Stivetts in the first
game. Miller was effective until the
eighth inning, when he was hit hard.
Score, first game:
st. Louis. -. 1G2oo1o5 3-12 II o
Rochester 40 o o o l O O. l q .
Earned runs, st. Louis 7, Rochester L;
two base hit. Higgins: home runs, Mccarthy,
Greenwood: double plays, Higgins and Nc
Carthy, Smith aud Greenwood; bases on
balls. oifStivetts 3, off Miller 3; struck out,
by Stivetts ., by Miller 2; passed ball, Nun
yam: wild pitch, Miller; stolen bases. Nc
Carthy, knowles, Cartwright, Duffee; time,
. hours: UNI ire. D~oescher; batteries, Stiv-
etts and Munyan. Miller and McKeogh.
The second game broke up in a row.
Doescher gave Rochester the worst of it
all around, and i'll the eighth he ordered
Griffin out Of the game for very little
cause. Griffin refused to go and the
game was forfeited to st. Louis, 9 to 0.
Score:
st. Louis -. 30 1 L do Ii .
Rochester. ,.-.....-.2 q L o o U 50 4 9
Earned runs, ST. Louis 5. Rochester l: two
base hits Griffin. Cartwright: three-base hits,
6, off Neal 2; hit by pitcher, Munyan; struck
out, by Neal ,, Titcomb /: passed balls, Nun,
yam; wild pitches. Neal 2, Titcomb L; stolen
bases, Cartwright. Shaffer, Fuller; attend.
ance, 600; batteries, Neal and Munyan, Tit
comb and Grim; time, 1920; umpire, Doe.
scher.
TAKEN BY TOLEDO.
TOLEDO, o., Sept. 2l.-Alvord Won
the game for Toledo to-day by driving in
four runs in the last two innings or
timely hits. Attendance, 1850. Score
Toledo . IL 1oo0oo22 90 9 :
Syracuse 80. 3 l 0 Ii 10 {.
Earned runs, Toledo 5, Syracuse 3; two
base hit. Simon; three-base hits. Childs. Van
dyke: double play, Alyord. Nicholson an6
Werden, Ely, Childs and McCrea; first OIL
balls, off Healy 2, off keefe q: struck OUT, by
Healy z. by Keefe |; time. 1:45; umpire
Curry; batteries, Healy and Sage, Keefe ant
PITT.