St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-18
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Boston Loses Twice---Good Games
at Louisville and Washington.

BOSTON Loses IWlce---GOOC Games
at Louisville and Washington.
BOsToN, June 1.-THE Athletics won
from the Bostons this morning. Score
Athletics IL 0 0 *-I3 Il 0
Boston......3 l 3 0 Ali 9 1
Earned runs, Athletics 2, Boston =: two
base hits, Millegan; three-Dase hits, Hallman,
Brouthers; home runs. Millegan, joyce I;
stolen bases. Wood ,, Brown. joyce. Stricken
Radford: double play, Corcoran and Lar
kin; first base on balls, Wood ,, HaIlman,
Brouthers. U'Brien; hit by pitched bali, Lar
kin, MiIlegan, Radtord, Joyce; struck out,
Corcoran. Weighing =, Farrell ., McGachy,
Murphy; passed balls. Murphy > 0Brieh p:
first on errors, Boston ,, Athletics l; time
2:15: umpire. Ferguson.
Boston, June 17.-The Athletics won
this afternoon, batting them all over the
field. Score:
Athletics ......1 1 8 o 0 0 30 s /
Boston,. .......0 o 0 0 % 5 s
Batteries, Somers and Milligan, Buffintou,
Daley, Farrell and Murphy; earned runs
Athletics ), Boston 1; two-base hit, Brown
nrst base on errors Athletic 4. Boston /;
nome run. Corcoran; stolen base, Stricken;
double plays, Brouthers and joyce, Cham
berlain and Hallman: first base on balls. Lar
kin, Corcoran, Corkhill, Cross. Chamberlain,
Joyce, Drouthers, Radtord struck out, Lar
kin, Corkhill; passed balls, Athletics 3, Bos-
ton /; wild pitch, Boston; time, 30; UNI
pIre, Ferguson.
BATTLE OF PITCHERS.
LOUISVILLE. June 17.-The game to-
day was a pitchers battle and it proved
exciting. Two bases on balls, bunt
and O'ConnOr's single broke the ciphers
for Columbus and brought in two runs.
with two out Shinnick made hit in the
ninth, brought in run and reached
third. Dolan made ball, but umpire
called Shinnick out, tying the score.
A base on balls, hit and an error in
the tenth, gave Columbus the winning
run. Two bad decisions by Davis pre-
vented Louisville scoring twice, and
riot seemed imminent. Raymond was
fined $50 and ordered to the bench in the
tenth. The pitchers work and O'Con-
nor's batting were the features. Score:
r.. H.
Columbus. 20 0 0 2 ia 5 3
Batteries Fitzgerald and Cahill Dolan and
o Connor; earned runs. Louisville 1 {; left on
bases, Louisville !, Columbus 6: stolen bases,
raymond, Jennings Beard. Shinneck to
Jennings; Doland to Kyehne; base on balls
off Fitzgeral 6, off Dolan 1; struck out by
Dolan T. by Fitzgerald 3; hit bv pitchdd ball,
Duffy; time 80; umpire, Davis.
oLD-FASHIONED sLUGGING.
w ASElNGION. June LII lie game
to-day between Washington and Balti-
more was of the Old-fashioned variety
when heavy batting and runs were
numerous. Score:
II. II. E.
BaitimoSfe, dS eoH 0 o 5 / IS SiiS iS IS : :
Batteries, Carsey, Foreman, Lohman and
Mcclure; Cunningham, Van Haltren and
Townsend; earned runs Washington 9. Bal
timore g; twO-basc hits, Beecher. Dowd;
three base hits Alvord Carsey, Welch. Wer-
den; home run, Hatfield: double plays AL
word, Dowd and Mcguire; Van Haltren,
Wise ana Nerden; stolen bases, Lohman,
Dowd. Hines. Welch; first base on balls
Washington 4, Baltimore O; hit by pitched
ball, Mcclure, Welch, Townsend, Beecher,
Foreman; struck out, by Foreman l, Gun
bingham /; wild pitch Foreman; time,
2:30; umpire, Kerins
ONE POSTPONED.
CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE Cincin-
nati-St. Louis game was postponed on
account OF wet grounds.