St. Paul daily globe., 1891-09-14
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Ten Thousand MiIwaukeeans Turn
Ont TO See Two Games.

AOh AhOiSSdhu IhiiWauk62a1S TURN
Ont TO See Two Games.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. l3. = The Ath-
leticS made their first appearance here
to-day, and were greeted by crowd of
10000 spectators. Tive games were
played. the visitors winning the first by
heavy batting. They lost the second on
errors. Score of first game:
9IiITaqkee HibYa;ia2 3 3 Q SSs oo-s 3
Batteries. Killen and Grim, Chamberlain
and Mlligan; earned runs. Milwaukee .,
| Athletics !; IWo-base hits. McTamnny, Lar
| knis, Wood; IN ee-base hits. Canaran, Hall
man: home run, Chamberlain; bases stolen,
ShOch, Caravan =, Lurkin; double plays.
ShOch, CHnayan, Carney; bases on balls. off
lien q, off Chamberlain 8; struck out, by
kllen 3, by Chamberlain ,; passed ball,
Millisan; time. hours; umpire, herins.
SECOND GAME.
Il. II. E..
Athletics ......'...O 0 0 / / 0-3 ) s
Batteries, Dwyer and Grim, Weyhing and
Allligan; earned runs, Milwaukee . Alhlet-
les 1 two base hits, Dalrymple, Wood Hall
man Cross ,; three base nit, CorcOran; stolen
base. Carney; bases on balls. off DWyer > of
weighing l.; struck out. by Dwyer J. by Wey-
hing 3: passed ball, Grim; time, l:2J; umpire,
Kerius.
TIE BOSTONS BEATEN.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 13.- The Louis
villeS outplayed the B0StonS at every
point this afternoon and won the game
easily. Jennings work both in the
field and at the bat was the feature.
The score:
Louisville % 0 O1 0 0 . o %-3 IL /
Boston ....2 0 0 0 o. ) 4
Batteries, Meekin and Cahll. O'Brien and
Murphy; earned runs Louisville 3; three
base hits, Shinnick, Cline; twO-base hits,
Neaver; left Oh bases, Louisville q, Boston I;
double plays, Stricken TO BroutherS. Rich
ardson to b:outhers; base Oh balls, of Meek
in D, off o Brien 4; struck out, Meekin,
o Brien j. Brown ,, Marphy, Richardson;
hit by pitched ball, Grifliths; stolen bases.
eaver, kuehne Duffy, Grfiiths time. ,
houIs: umpire, Mahoney
THEY BROKE EVEN.
O. LUMBUS, Sept. 13.-Columbus and
Washington played two games and
broke even. In the first Leiper out
pitched Foreman and Columbus won
easily. In the second. after Columbus
had pounded out two earned runs in the
ninth and won the game, Umpire Fer
guson was knocked out by a batted ball.
When he had recovered it was TOO dark
to finish the game, and the game was
called back TO the eighth, giving il to
Washington. The score of the first
game:
Columbus. o 0 , 0 O. 0 o Is 5
Washington..0 0 0 ~ . o. ) 3
Batteries. Leiper and Donanue, Foreman
aud Mcclure; earned runs, Columbus ,
Washngto1 l. two-base hits, Twtchel .
Curtis, Mcclure; three-base hits. Duffee, Le-
haue; stolen bases. Sheed. Crooks 3 Sut-
clitfe; first on balls. by Leiper ), by Forman
I; struck out by Leiper D bv Foreman ,:
DnSSPn NC(,nirh. nit I
Foreman j.; time hours umpire, Ferguson:
eft on bases, Columbus !, Washington J.
SECOND GAME.
Columbus 30 0 0 o Of :, i i
Washington % 0 0 , 0 0 % /
Earned run, Washington two-base hit.
Mcclure; home run, Mcguire: stolen bases
MCGUIRE, Hatfield; hit by pitched ball Car
Sey; struck out, oy Twitchell 3, by Carsey 3:
passed bail, Mcclure; wild pitch, Carsey
time, %; umpire Ferguson; batteries,
TwitchelI and Donohue. Carsey and Nc
CURE.
EASY FOR THE BROWNS.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. l3 the game be-
tween st. Louis and Baltimore was won
oy the Browns in the first inning by
hard hitting and poor fielding by the
visitors. The Balt!mOTeS' six runs ale
attributed to Burrell's wildneSs and
errors by the home team. Attendance,
| $500. The score:
H. H. E.
B5 BaltmoTe d1l5S, 9 Q Q 3 3 S-l5 81 !
| Earned runs st. Louis Z. Baltimore .: two.
base hits. o Neill, McMahon; three-base hit.
| Gilbert; home runs, Stivetts Werden; double
plays. St!Netts ana Mccarthy. Mccarthy and
| Fuller. McGraw, Welsh and Werden: first on
| balls, off McGill =, OF Burriil s. off Mcmahon
| ;, off Van Haitren /; hit by pitched ball, Gil
| bert. Walsh; struck out, by McGill 3, by Bur
| rill 3, by Mcmahon 3. Van Haltren passed
! bail Townsend wild pitch. Burrin time. ,
hrs: umpire, Mclaughlin; batteries McGili.
Burrill ana Boyle Van Halrren Mcmahon
! and rOxvnSpud