St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-08
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
The Police Allow the Cincinnati
Game to Proceed.

CINCINNATI, June 7.-To-day's game
was allowed TO proceed without inter-
rup ton by the police. Cincinnati won
an easy victory, Kelly was quite him
self and did good work at bat, while in
the field Canayan and Smith did very
creditable work. The grounds were in
very poor condition. After the game
the players were arrested, but at once
released on bail. Many were kept from
coming. fearing that the police would
stop the game, and the attendance was
not as large as it would doubtless have
been otherwise. Attendance, AGO.
Score:
Cincinnati. o 4 0 / 2 2 2-l3 - 0
Earned runs, Cincinnati g. Washington l :;
three thTee-b9se hits, Kelly 2; home rum Carney;
stolen bases, Robinson, Carney, Dwyer;
double plays, Andrews and Robinson, AL
word, Smith and McQueery; first OH balls,
cincinnati 4, Washington 3; struck out, by
Dwyer 2, by Bakeley 1; batteries Dwyer and
Kelly, Bakeley and MCGUIRE; time .5S; um-
pire, Matthews
WON IN THE EIGHTH.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 1.-THE Bostons
won an Interesting game from the
Browns this afternoon by hitting the
ball when hits were needed. Farrell
and Murphy each made home run in
succession in the eighth, Farrell bring
ing in Brouthers. The Browns came
within an ace of scoring enough runs in
the ninth inning, after two men were
out, to tie the game. but Comisky fouled
out to Murphy and ended the contest.
The features were Hoy's batting. the
fielding of Duffy and Stricken, and Buff
tngton's pitching. Attendance, $500.
Score:
II II F
ST. Louis. 20 o 900 1 IS .
Boston. .......0 0 0 0 D SO 10 3
Earned runs, Boston 6; two-basehits, Hoy,
Egan, Joyce, Brown; home runs, Farrell,
Murphy, Lyons; stolen bases, Duffy. Brown:
double play, Buflinton, Broutners: first base
OH balls, off BuiIinton 4; struck out, by Nc
Gil ., by Buffinton 5; passed bali, BOYLE;
time, 2:O5: runs batted in, by f. Lyons 3,
Boyle, Duffy, Brown, Farrell g; umpire, Fer
guson; batteries, McGill and Munyan, Sti-
vets and Boyle, Buffinton and Murphy.
WEAK AT TIE BAT.
LOUISVILLE, June THE BaltimOres
beat the LouiSvIlles this afternoon with
out much of struggle. The pitching
of Madden and Mcmahon for the visit
ors and Fitzgerald for the home team
were the feature Of the game. The
Louisvilles lost because they made
errors at critical times and could not
bat. Attendance, 3,100. Score:
LOUSY l4lc. " v " " v u
BaltimoTe....0 0 0 OIL 5
Earned runs, Louisville I. Baltimore 2; left
on bases, Louisville q, Baltimore 1; two-base
hits, Warden, Welch three-base hits, Wolf,
Van Haltren; stolen bases, Ray johnson,
Wise, Cahill; double plays, Madden to Wer
den. Ray to Robinson; passed ball, Ryan ! :;
wild pitches, Fitzgerald /, Mcmahon /; hit
by pitched ball Cahill, Madden; struck out
Wolf, Shinnick. Fitzgerald, Werden 2 John
son >, Gilbert ,, Madden and Mcmahon; base
on balls. Fitzgerald /, Madden l, Mcmahon 2.
Time, ZOO Umpire, Jones'
On MUDDY GROUNDS.
COLUMBUS, June 7.--Columbus played
miserably, aud the Athletics won easily.
The home team could not touch Cham
berlaiD. The grounds were muddy and
the weather very cold. Attendance,
l,400. Score:
Columbus. 20 0 o O1o o O-i 4
Athletics.....0 0 0 2 B 0 *-5 z 0
Batteries, Knell, Easton and Dowse, Cham
berlain and Milligan; earned runs. Athletics
4; two-base hit Milligan; home run. Milligan;
double plays, Keuhue Crooks and Lehane
Easton Wheelock and Leblanc; bases on
balls, by Easton 4, by Knell 1, by Chamber
lain 4 wild pitch, Knell; left on Bases Col
umbus |, Athletic Z; struck out, by Easton l,
by knel /. by Chamberlain s; stolen bases
Wheelock, Easton: time, 1 40; umpire, Kerins