St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville, Washington, Columbus
and Boston Yesterdays Win

Louisville, Washington, Columbus
and Boston Yesterdays Win
ners.
LOUISVILLE, April 18.-Although the
Browns made more hits, felded better
and ran the bases better than the Louis
villes, the champions won the first
game of the series from st. Louis.
Doran was very effective at critical
times, and twice when bases were full
by good work struck out and fielded out
the side. But for Hoy'S magnificent
work st. Louis would have been shut
out. Cahill played a great game at
short for Louisville.
Louisville....1 0 0 0 1 2 1 O-5 6 1
St Louis.....1 0 0 0 0 0 o. II 1
balls, off Doran 3, off Stivetts 5fstolen bases,
Hoy ,, Comisky Egan, Shinnick; left on
bases, st. Louis B; struck out by DOran 8;
passed balls, Ryan, Boyle; double plays,
Beard, Shinnick, Cahill and Shinnick; time,
:45; umpire, Ferguson; batteries. Doran and
Ryan, Stiyetts ana Boyle; attendance, 1900,
THE SENATOR'S WIN.
WASHINGTON, April 1S.-The game
to-day was sparsely played by the field
ers, and while the batting was not
heavy, there was enough of it to keep
up the interest of the 5000 spectators.
In the eighth inning the game was
called on account OF rain. Score:
E@ R H E.
RMafhjngton Ra15imaSs % "a z e - Z g
two-base hit, Hatfield three-base hits Dun
lap. Van Haltren; home run, Mcclure:
stolen bases. Dunlap, Davis, McQueery
Beecher =; double plays; Dunlap, Hatfield
and McQueery, Hines and Hatfield; first base
on balls. Washington 5, Baltimore L: hit by
pitched ball, Beecher; struck out, by CarSey
:, by Cunningham ,: passed ball, MCGUIRE
wild pitches, Cunningham ,, Carsey 1; time
1:45; umpire. Jones; runs batted in. by Dun
lap, Mcclure and Carsey 3; batteries, Carsey
and Mcclure Cunningham and Townsend.
A CLOSE GAME.
COLUMBUS, April 1S.-Three thousand
people saw the opening game of the
championship season here to-day. Both
teams played model game, but Ciucin-
natl lost because of poor batting. The
features OF the game were the batting
of Lehane, Dutfee and Andrews. and
the fielding OF Whitney. Dutfee and
McTamany. Score:
ei19InDa!i GolGm6as. % . 9 9 S-S
Earned runs, Columbus g. Cincinnati 1;
two-base hits. Dowse, Seery; three-bas hits
lehane, Crooks. CanOyan; stolen bases. Nc
Tamany, Andrews, Easton; bases on balls
by EastOn ,. by Dwyer 3; struck out. by
Easton Z, by Dwyer 4; passed ball, Dowse;
wild pitch, Easton; left Oh bases, Columbus
8, Cincinnati D; runs batted in by Easton,
Duffee. Nheelock, Andrews; time :53: um-
plre, knell: batteries, DWyer and Kelly
Easton and Dowse.
BOSTONIANS WIN AT HOME.
BOSTON. April 1S.-The Boston club
played the opening championship game
to-day with the Athletics. Governor
Russell and staff and Mayor Matthew's
were present. The Boston club won by
superior all around work. Attendance,
5000. Score:
Boston. 80 o o . . o O-6 ?
Athetic......0 O 0 = 0 0 O-3 Z 3
Earned runs. Boston 4, Athletic 2; two-
Larkin; stolen bases, Brown, Stricken, Rad
foId: double plays, Radford, Stricken and
Brouthers. Weyhing, Larkin and Mulvey
Hailman and Larkin; first base on balls
Brown . Radford. Farrell, Joyce, Richard
son, Brouthers, Hallman and Wood hit by
Haddock, Corkhill Wood. McKeogh 2;
passed ball, Farrell; time, 1:50; umpire,
Snyder; first on errors, Boston .. Athletic .:
batteries, Haddock and Farrell, Weyhing and
Cross.
MACULLAR's SUCCESSOR.
CINCINNATI, April IS. = President
Kramer, of the American Association
of Base Ball clubs, has appointed John
KerinS official umpire for the association
to succeed j. T. Macullar, resigned. Mr..
Kerins takes all Of Macullar's duties,
commencing at Columbus tomorrow
(Sunday.)