St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-27
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Baltimore Shut Out-Good Games
All Around

COLUMBUS, May 26.-Baltimore could
not touch Knell, and Columbus won.
Attendance, 1000. Score:
Solgm6qs. SolgImoqs % 9 80 "a Z ] !
Batteries. Knell and Dowse, Cunningham
and Townsend; earned runs Columbus q;
two base hits, Kuehne, Cunningham; stolen
bases, keuhne, Welch, Ray Werden, Town
send double play, Dowse to Kuehne; bases
on balls. off Knell 3, Cunningham ): hit by
pitched ball, Welch: struck out, by Knell s.
by Cunningham 2; passed ball Dowse; left
on bases. Columbus 6, Baltimore 4 missed
third strike, Dowse; time, 1: :35; umpire, Nc
ConneH.
TEN INNINGS WELL PLAYED.
ST. LOUIS, May 26.-St. Louis won
well-played game this afternoon. Up
to the seventh inning Washington could
get but one hit off McGiIl, but in that
inning they secured two hits, and two
runs were brought in. The Browns
won in the tenth on Fuller's base on
balls, ONeiPs sacrifice and Lyons
clean hit to center field. Score:
St. Louis. 1 100000 O0O1-3 3
Washington; 80. % o O002 2000-2 2
Batteries McGill, Stivetts and Boyle, Carey
and Lohman; earned run, st. Louis; two
base hits. Lyons, Fuller; stolen bases, Beech
er, Dowd 2; runs batted in, Lyons 2, Dowd 1,
Beecher |; double plays, smith and Nc
Queery, Carroll, Lohman and McQueery,
Dowd, Smith and McQueery, Lyons, Boyle
and ComisKey; first base on balls off McGill
o. on Carey z, off Stivetts l.; struck out by
McGli D by Carey q; passed ball. Boyle,
time, hours; umpire, Kerins.
LARGE SCORE BUT GOOD GAME.
CINCINNATI, May 26.-To-day's game
was one of the most interesting and ex-
citing of the season. 1t was great
victory for Kelly. After seven runs had
been made in the second inning Kelly
took Hurley's place behind the bat, and
after that the Cincinnatis began to pull
out. Robinson made so many errors
that the crowd cheered him when ne
caught the ball, and he acknowledged
the compliment by raising his hat.
Seery'S home run struck the right-field
fence on bound. The bad condition of
the grounds owing TO their being torn
up by the gymnasium people accounted
for much of the bad playing. Attend
ance, 1,l00. Score: e.
II. II. z
Cincinnati 2 2 4 4 0 3-21 Is 2
Boston. 20 Z 0 0 3 l 0 2 3-16 II 9
Earned runs, Cincinnati 3. Boston 5; two
base hits. Conovan. Dwyer. Brown, Duffy.
Brouthers, Farrell; three-base hits, Kelly,
Andrews, Carney, Brown: home run. Seery;
stolen bases, Seery, Andrews, Conovan, Rob
inson, Johnston, Carney, Brown, Stricken;
Stricken Carroll; first base on balls, off
Dwyer 5, of Q Bren =, off Daily 6; struck out,
Brown, Farrell, Irwin =; passed ball. Kelly;
wild pitches, Dwyer, O'Brien, Daily; time.
2:O0; umpire, Jones; batteries. o 3rien, DAILY
and Farrell; Dwyer, Hurley and Kelly.
NO TROUBLE TO WIN.
LOUISVILLE, May 26.-The Athletics
had no trouble in defeating the Louis
villeS to-day. Daily started to pitch for
Louisville. but was taken out in the
first inning, Ehret being substituted.
Weyhing kept the hits well scattered,
while the Athletics punched their hits
on Ehret. The features were the bat
ting of MuIvey and the fielding of
Weaver and Corcoran. Attendance 500.
Score:
Louisville. % o % 90 % 10
Athletics. ...3 0 0 1 0 20 II 0
Batteries Cross and Weyhing, Ehret. Daily
and Cook; earned runs Louisville =. thletics
4; two-base hits, Cahill, Weyhing; three-base
hits, Wood Mulvey =; left on bases, Louis
vile z, Athletics t; stolen bases, Weaver
Hallman, Mulvey, Corcoran, Cross; double
play, Larkin; first base on balls, off Ehret 2,
off Weyhing =; hit by pitched ball, Laroque;
struck out by Ehret 5. by Weyhing 5; passed
ball. Cook; wild pitches, Weyhing 2; time,
200; umpire, Matthews.