St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-14
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
The New Battery Wins a Game for
ST. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. I3.-Capt. COmiSkey
tried his new battery from Minneapolis
this afternoon, and il worked like a
charm. the Senators securing but four
hits of Rettger. The features were the
two double plays from right to first and
right to second base on Hoy's and Com
iskey's batting. The game was called
at the end of the eighth inning on ac-
count of darkness. Attendance, 2, 100.
RH. Z.
St. Louis;......o 2 FL 13 3
Batteries. Rettger and Darling, EoteljBrg
and Mcguire; earned runs, St Louis 2.
" aShiugtOn l: three base hit Boyle; two
base hits, Hoy. Comiskey, DOwd; stolen
bases. Boyle, Fuller. Murphy; double plays.
SWEETS and ComiSkey ;afrsL base on balls, OF
Rettger Z, off Eitejorg l; hit by pitched
bali Rettger Hatfield; struck out, Rettger
> EiteljOrg T: wild piteh, Rettgeri time,
hours; umpire, Kerins.
CLOSE AND WE'LL PLAYED.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. .13.-LOuisYille and
Baltimore played close and interesting
game to-day. The home club mad three
opportunities to win, but stupid base
running prevented scoring. The feat
ures were the work of the pitchers and
fielding of Johnson. Ate ndanee, 5000.
R.H.E.
B BSI4imaIs.S : 9 u /
Batteries, Meekin and Cahin Healy and
Townsend; three-base hit, Wise; two-base
hits, Cahill, Ray; left on bases, Louisville y,
Baltimore I: double plays Long. Jennings
and Shinnick, Wolf and CahlA, Gilbert,
Werden, Wise and Gilbert; struck out Meekin
> kuehne, Healey. Townsend; bases on balls,
of Meekin 3, off Healy 1; hit by pitched ball,
Long; passed ball Townsend; stolen base,
EaK I rn EprUf1SOn
ATROCIOUS ERRORS.
COLUMBUS, Aug. 13.-COlumbus out
batted the Athletics, but the atrocious
errors of Donnelly lost game that had
been won with the stick. Attendance,
1000
Columbus. 3 o 0 0 0 0-5 II 4
Athletics. 20 1 1 Sc 10 o
Batteries. Gastright Knen and Donahue
Chamberlain, Sanders and Milligan; earned
runs, Columbus 4; three-base hit, Duffy;
two-base hit, O'ROurke, McTamany; double
plays, W heelock Crook and Leblanc 3, Duffy
and ponahue; bases on balls, OF Sanders )
off Chamberlain j. off Gastright ); struck
out by Chamberlain l, by Gastright l, hnelI
) hit by pitched bail, S/lders, Mulvey, Cor
cOran: passed ball. DOnahue; wild pitch,
Kneu; left on bases, Columbus 9, Athletic 3;
Stolen bases, Wheelock, Hauman: time, 2:0I;
umpire, Mahoney.
ERRORS HERE TOO.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 13.-The Kellys
PLAYED their last game before going on
their trip. Errors gave Boston the
game. In the first inning BrOuthers
Knocked a three-bagger, which struck
the outfeld fence on the fly. This was
the longest hit ever made on the
grounds. Johnston made quite a SEN
satIonal catch of long fly III the third
inning. Attendance, 250.
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Cincinnati. % 0 I 0 0 OIL Z o
Boston II 0 , 0 0 l AZ 8 z
Earned runs, Cincinnati ,. Boston i; two
base hits Johnson. Vaughn, Brouthers;
three-base hit, Brouthers; double plays,
Seery, Vaughn. Radford, Stricken, BrOuthers:
first on balls, Dwyer ), by BufintOn 3; struck
out DIVER ). by Bufinton ) wild pitche,
BuhintOn: time, , hours; umpire, Griffith;
batteries, Dwyer ana Vaughn, Butinton and
Murphy.