St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-22
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Baltimore, Athletic, Washington
and St. Louis Score Victories.

Baltimore, Athletic, Washing ton
and ST. Louis Score Victories.
BALTIMORE, Md, May q. -Gastright
gave ten men basis OH balls to-day, and
Baltimore got eleven hits off his deliv-
cry. The men of both teams and the
umpire wore Grape on the left arm for
jimmy Fogarty. Attendance 1901.
Score:
r.. II.
Baltimore..1 o . *-91I z
Coiumbus2 0 0 Go z 2
Batteries. Baltimore, Robinson and Nc
Mahon, Columbus, Gastright and O'Connor;
earned runs, Baltimore 3, Columbus 1; two
base hits, Werden, Wise; three base hits, Ray,
Werden, Robinson; stolen bases, Baltimore l,
Columbus /; double plays, Crooks, Leblanc
and O'Conner; first base on balls, Baltimore
10, Columbus =; hit by pitched ball, Gilbert;
struck out, by Mcmahon 2, by Gastright 2;
time, two hours; umpire, Zones; first on err
rors Baltimore L. Columbus >
EFFECTIVE PITCHING.
PHILADELPHIA, May 21.-The Gin
cinnatiS could do nothing with Cham
berlain to-day until the eighth inning,
when they scored three runs and two
singles. triple and an out. Crane was
also effective, but his bases ON balls
proved disastrous. Attendance. 5000.
Score:
r.. H. E.
Athletics Athletics. Q Q d-s 8 I
Batteries Chamberlain and Milligan, Crane,
Hurley and Kelley; earned runs. Athletic 3,
Cincinnati 3; two-Dase hits, Corkhill, Larkin.
Johnston: three-base hits, Mulvey, Hurley;
stolen bases, McGeachy Johnston, Wood:
double plays, Caravan, Robigfon and Carey;
first on balls, off Crane q, off Chamberlain );
hit by pitched ball, Milhgan; struck out, by
Chamberlain Z, Crane 5; passed balls, Hur-
ley; mild pitches, Crane 2; time, 30; UNI
pire, Kerins.
THREE RUNS ON AN ERROR.
WASHINGTON, May 2l.-LouiSville'S
three runs in the third inning were due
to an error by Beecher, who allowed a
ball good for single only to pass him,
the two men on bases scoring, and
Beard, who made the hit, making the
tour of the bases. Attendance, 1,272.
Score:
Washington4 0 0 0 0 % 10 3
Louisville. 20 B 0 o 0 0 0 O-6 s 1
Batteries Quarles and Snyder, Doran and
Ryan; earned runs, Washington g. Louisville
|; two-base hits, McQuery, Ryan, Davis 3
Beecher; three-base hits, Snyder; home
runs, Laroque; stolen bases, Cahill; double
plays, Beard and Laroque; first base on
balls, Washington 3, Louisville 4: hit by
pitched ball. Beecher. Donovan; struck out
Dy QuarIes {, Dy DOran 3; time, 1913; un pre-
Matthews,
Won DER AHE's MEN WIN.
Boston, May 21.-Comiskey and his
apprentices again outplayed the Bos-
tons and had an easy victory. Neal was
very effective at critical times. Daley
was effective, but was wild and he
fielded his position badly. Dan Brouth-
erS had to doff his hat twice on brilliant
double plays. Attendance 2.4lO. Score !:
Il. II. e.
st. Louis. Il 0 1 i - s 2
Boston. 2 0 0 0 0 0 % l
Batteries, Neal ana Boyle, Daley and Muir.
ply; earned runs, Boston l, ST. Louis L two
base hits, Boyle, Egau; home run, Lyons
stolen bases, Joyce, Stricken =, Brown, Egan
double plays, Brouthers and Joyce, Egan and
Comiskey, Brouthers alone; first base on
balls. Joyce, Stricken Brouthers, Egan, Com
iskey 2, Fuller l, Lyons 3; hit by pitched
ball, IRWIN; struck out, Radford, Neal 2,
Fuller, Hoy, Boyle; passed balls, Murphy L,
Boyle L; time, ~; umpire, Ferguson.