St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-23
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Results of the Games Played Yes
terday Afternoon.

COLUMBUS, o., June Columbus
and st. Louis played two games to-day
and broke even. In the first Stivetts
pitching alone won, as st. Louis was
outplayed at all points. In the second
Columbus ran away with Ramsey.
Score first inning:
st. Louis. 90 2OO2 1OO-5 6 2
Columbus. ... % o 0 l o. IA IL
Earned runs, Columbus l, st. Louis l two
base hit, Mccarthy; three-base hit, Stivetts;
stolen bases, Crooks 2, yesterday, Sweeny
Herr; double plays Sweeny to Munyan to
Roseman, Gittinger to Herr. Duffee to Num-
yam; hit by pitched ball, Roseman; first base
on balls by Easton 6, by Stivetts 8; struck
out, by Stivetts 6, by Easton 3; passed ball,
Munyan; wild pitches Easton 2, Stivetts 2 !;
time, 2:10; umpire, Emslie.
-Secoud Game R.H. e.
st. Louis. mo 100000 010-I 4 8
Columbus .........4 2 U o 0 o o 81 IL q
Earned rens, Columbus g.; two-base hit,
Duffee; three-base hits, O'Connor 2 Herr;
plays, Crooks to yesterday to Leblanc; first
base on balls, off Widner 2; struck out, by
Widner l, by Ramsey 8; time 1:22; umpire,
Emslie; attendance, 5000.
TOLEDO, O., June 22.-The game
to-day was pitchers battle and 1000
people saw it. Barnum having resigned.
Sage and Ehret did the umpiring. The
field work of Tebeau and Weaver, and
Sprague's timely and long hitting were
the features. Score:
Toledo. ..........O o O1O1 o. 5 2
Louisville. OOOOlO 2-3 5 2
Two-base hits, Sprague, Swartwood three
base hits, SpTague. Shinnick; struck out, by
Healy 8, by MAXIM 8; first base on balls off
1x- off in will nit Haa1
hit by pitched ball, Meakin, Swartwood;
double plays, Tebeau to Werden, Wolf to
Tomney left on bases. Toledo 4, Louisville
2; stolen bases, Swartwood; sacrifice hits,
Ryan, Raymond, Taylor; umpiTes, Sage and
Ehret; time, 2:l5.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, June 22.-Fitz-
gerald made miserable exhibition of
himself in the second inning of to-day's
game between Rochester and Brook
Ign. He was hit safely six times, gave
three bases on balls, made one wild
pitch and wild throw, the whole letting
in seven runs. Then Blauvelt, an
amateur. went in and finished the game.
Attendance, 1000. Score:
At Rochester R. H. E.
Rochester. IL OoO21 2o1-7 40 7
Brooklyn. 10 8 90 . 8 *-1S Is 2
Earned runs Rochester 6, Brooklyn 2;
two-base hits, Lyons, Pelts, W. O'Brien 2,
Gerhardt; three base hit, Greenwood; double
plays, Phillips TO Greenwood to O'Brien,
Blauvelt to o Brien to Mcclure; Nelson to
Gerhardt to o. Brien; left OH bases, Roehes-
ter 5, Brooklyn 6; stolen bases, Blauvelt
Felson, Daily, Simon; first base on errors.
Rochester 2, Brooklyn 3; bases on balls, off
Fitzgerald 5. Blauvelt 4, Daily 8; struck out,
by Blauvelt g. Daily, 2; hit by pitched ball.
Phillips, Mattimore passed ball. Rowe; wild
pitches, Fitzgerald, Blauvelt; time, 2 hours
umpire, Toole.
PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-The Ath-
letics won an easy victory over SYRIA
cuse to-day at Gloucester. Attendance,
9,3O6. Score:
Athletic. .......1oo1 2oo4-s II 8
Syracuse ....u o 90 l 90 0-3 5
Earned runs, Athletics 5; two-hase hits,
Lyons, It. O'Rourke, Childs O. Rourke; stolen
bases, WEIGH 3, c. Shafer; double plays, r.
O'Rourke, McQueery and Childs: first base
on balls, Weleh, Purcell 9, Lyons O'Brien,
o. Shafer, Robinson: struck out Lyons, T.
Shafer, Green 8, Mclaughlin, Briggs Morri-
son; wild pitch, Morrison; time, 2:30; UNI
pire, O'Rea.