St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-15
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville, Washington, Boston
and Columbus Winners.


LOUISVILLE, April 14.-Mike Kelly's
crack Cincinnati team was defeated by
Louisville to-day. Ehret had the big
batters at his mercy. McGiIl was taken
out of the box at the end of the seventh
inning and Kelly's new pitcher Mains
substituted. He was very wild, giving
four men bases on balls and making
two wild pitches. The feature of the
game was Shinnick'S one-handed stop
at third base. Attendance, 2,3l0. Score:
X. H. E.
Louisville o 0 0 . . SIS 9 3
Cincinnati.O , 0 1 0 0 o. z 1
Batteries Ehret and Ryan, MeGill, Mains
and Vaughn; Earned runs Cincinnati 1.
Louisville .; two-base hits, Wolf. Weaver;
three-base hits, Taylor, Ehret, Canavan; base
on balls off McGill , Mains 1, Ehret2; left
on bases, Louisville s, Cincinnati s; struck
Names =, Ehret Il; passed balls, Ryan l.
Vaughn 3; double plays, Ehret Taylor; Ryan
Wolf and Ehret; time, 40 umpire, Kerins.
SHUT OUT.
BALTIMORE, Md, April IA. - The
Oriole team shut out the Athletics TO-
day by good fielding. The home team
could not hit weighing, and all it got in
the way of hits was scratch one by
Gray, and a clean one by the same
JldfGl. TO Lt llOlilG iiiSdill pay Gu WILL
out all error. Score:
Baltimore. % 1 0 0 o. =
Athletic. 30 0 0 0 0 0 % 6
Batteries, Mcmahon and Robinson, Wey-
hing and Cross; three-base hit, Wood; first
on errors. Baltimore ,; base on balls. Balti-
more ,; left on bases. Baltimore 6, Athletic
;: sacrifice hits, Van Haltreu ,, Gilbert,
Cross, Mcmahon, Robinson. Werden; struck
out. 10y McMahon 5, by Weyhing 4; bases
from being hit. WEIGH ;, Werden.
IN ELEVEN INNINGS.
ST. LOUIS, April 14.-ColumbuS won
an interesting game to-day in the elev-
enth inning on O'Conuor' base on balls,
Stivetts' wild pitch and Cleveland S
clean base hit between short and third.
The three double plays of Wheelock
| and Leblanc for the visitors were the
| features, while Hoy in center field for
| the home team played phenomenal
game, three or his put outs being very
| difficult. The fielding of both teams
was far, the errors affecting the result
very little. Attendance, 800.
St Louis. 122O3OOOOO-S II {
| Columbus ..0 5 02012 00O1-9 10 4
Batteries Stivetts and BOYLE, Gastright and
| Dowse; earned runs st. Louis ,, Columbus ,:
! two-base hits. Wheelock, Gastright; stolen
| bases, Egan, Munyan 2, Lyons =, O'Neil .
| Wheelock. Leblanc. Knell double plays,
| Wheelock ana Lehane 3; bases on balls, of
! StiYetts ). off Gastright 6; hit by pitched ball,
| Lyons, Munyan; struck out by Stvetts :, by
Gastright /; wild pitch, Stivetts: sacrifice
| hits, Crooks ). O'Conner; time, 2:40; umpire
! Ferguson.
BOSTONIANS BEATEN.
WASHINGTON, April Nv aShingtor
beat Boston to-day by heavy batting
perfect fielding and good base running
Bakely pitched a fine game until the
sixth inning, when Boston gagged his
delivery Tor two three-base hits, two
twO-base hits and a single, bringing il
four runs. WaShington'S runs in The
fourth were made on twO-base hits by
Hatfield and Beecher, and single by
Mcclure. In the sixth inning O'Briel
was put iii for Boston, and in the SeY
enth Keefe for Washington, Score:
Ri
Washington. II 1901 o. 10
Boston ................ 1 0 0 0 1 % Z
Batteries, Bakely, Keefe and Mcclure, Buff
linton. o. Brien and Farrell; two-base hits
Hatfield , McQuery. Beecher. Dunlap, Rich
ardson, Farrell. Brown; three base hits
Brown. Joyce: bases on balls, Washington ,
| Boston 4; stolen bases, Beecher, Brown >
struck out. Joyce ., Farrell, Brouthers !
Bekely. Beecher, Dunlap, Stricken: doubl
plays, Brown and Brouthers O Brien, Far
rell and Stricken; stolen bases. Boston .
Beecher; umpire, Jones. Game called at en'
of eighth inning on account of darkness. y
Time given.