St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-08
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Browns, Athletics, OrioIe and
Reds Are the Winners.

WASHINGTON, May THE game to-
day was marked by the heaviest batting
seen here this season. Both teams
played good fielding game, but the st.
Louis sluggers were too much for the
Washington pitchers. Score:
vWIashington..0 " 0 l 0 o % 6 3
Batteries. Mace and Mcguire, Munyan and
Neal earned runs, St Louis ,; three base
nlts, smith, Munyan, Boyle; home run, Nc
Sarty; double play, Egan, Comiskey; first
Dase OH balls Washington l. ST. Louis 3; hit
by pltcned ball, Stivetts; struck out by Car
Sey /, Mace 3, Stivetts l. Neal 81 passed balls.
McGuire | Boyle 1 runs batted in on base
hits, by Fuller2, McCarty >, Hoy. Lyons and
Comiskey; time, 1855; umpire Kerins: at
tendance, LJO9.
LUCK AND HARD HITTING.
PHILADELPHIA, May 7.-The Ath-
letlcs won good game from Columbus
TINS afternoon by combination of luck
and hard hitting in the eighth inning,
when they scored four runs. Both
pitchers were on their mettle, and each
received excellent support. Attend
ance, 1865. Score:
Athletics. IL 0 0 0 4 % s
Columbus. II 1 0 . 0 0 o. 7 5
Batteries, Milligan and Chamberlain, Don
ahue ana knell; earned runs, Columbus 2;
tWo-base hits, McGeachy, Milligan McTam-
any; three-base hits, Corcoran, Wheelock.
Knell; home run, Chamberlain; stolen bases
Corkhill, Wood, Mulyey. Crooks 2; double
plays Lehane and Donahue, Corcoran and
Larkln; first base on balls Knell ), Chamber
lain D; hit by pitched ball, Larkin; struck
out, by Knell 4, by Chamberlain [; passed
balls Donahue =; wild pitches. Knell 1, Cham
berlaln /; time, hours; umpire, Jones.
CHAMPIONS BEATEN.
Nd Mau IT, Dot4-
mores' batting scored six runs in the
first inning, which assisted them greatly
In winning the game. The batting of
both teams was very heavy, but the
Orioles put up a stronger fielding game.
Attendance, $500.
Louisville Il O1 o. 10 6
Baitimore...6 0 1 0 40 10
Batteries Robinson. Madden, Cook, Ehret;
earned runs, Baltimore 4 Louisville 3; three
base hit, Donovan; stolen bases Baltimore 2.
Louisville .; double plays, Van Haltren.
Wise and Werden, Gilbert and Werden; first
base on balls Baltimore 5, Louisville 3; hit
by pitched balls, Welch 2; struck out, by
Madden l, by Ehret =; first base on errors
Baltimore =. Louisville 3; left OH bases. Balti-
more 8, Louisville 8; time 200; umpire
Ferguson.
PLAYED FOURTEEN INNINGS.
BOSTON, May, 7.-To-day's game at
VIC NOHSlSoS SlIoeJ ground between
Kelly's men and Boston lasted fourteen
innings. Mains pitched for Cincinnati,
and Boston hit him very hard up to the
seventh inning, but after that they did
not score run. Tom Brown led the
batting, and made three tremendous
triples in succession, and two singles.
Seery, Kelly, Johnston and Whitney
batted hard. The Cincinnatis played a
grand fielding game. Attendance, 200.
Score:
Boston . 3O2O21oOooOOO-s Is 5
Cincinnati.1 1 B 1102O 10000 1-1O IL /
Batteries, Murphy and Buffinton, Kelly and
Mains; earned runs, Boston D. Cincinnati 3;
two.base hits Duffy, Seery 2. Johnston,
Kelly, Robinson; three base hits. Brown.
Canavan, Farrell; stolen bases, Brouthers,
Stricken, Johnston, Radford .; double PLAYS,
Stricken and Brouthers, Radford. Stricken and
Brouthers, Canavan and Carney; first base
on balls, Boston II. Cincinnati 9; struck out
Boston 2, Cincinnati 6; passed ball, Murphy
L; wild pitches, Buffinton 3; time, 3 hours;
umpire Matthews; first base on errors, Bos-
ton 1, Cincinnati ..