St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-02
and Rays great catch of a difficult fly

and Rays great catch of difficult fly
were the features. Attendance. LOIS.
R. II. E.
Baltimore. 4 o 0 0-5 s
Milwaukee. 20 4 / O 0 0 1-e IL s
Batteries. Healy and Townsend. Kilen and
Vaughn; earned runs, milwaukee, 3; two
base hits, Gilbert, Grim, Vaughn; three-base
hits, shoch, Dalrymple 9. Van Haltren;
stolen bases, Baltimore S; double plays Kill
len, Carney and Vaughn: first on balls. Balti-
more 5, Milwaukee 3; hit by pitched ball,
WEIGH, Gilbert; struck out. by Killen 4; first
ON errors Baltimore p Milwaukee 2; left on
bases. Baltimore 9, Milwaukee 5; time, 2:l5;
umpire, Davis
BOSTON BEATS COLUMBUS.
Boston, Sept. 1.-For six innings
Columbus was whitewashed. Then they
braced up and came near winning.
Twitchell hit over the fence foul by two
inches. Farrell carried Oft the honors.
Attendance, 1000.
R.H. E.
Columbus. 20 o 0 2 rs 10 1
Batteries O'Brien and Murphy. Pullman
and Dowse; earned runs, Boston 3, Column
Duffy, Twitchell, Leblanc; stolen bases
Brouthers, Duffy 2; first on balls, Duffy .
Brouthers, Stricken, Farrell, O'Rourke,
Sneed, Crooks. Twitchell; first on errors
O'Bren; passed balls, Dowse 3; wild pitch,
Pullman; struck out. Dowse ., O'Brien, Muir
ply 3; double plays, Wheelock and Leblanc,
Farrell, Stricken and Brouthers, Crooks,
Wheelock and Leblanc, Crooks, Leblanc and
Dowse; time, AS; umpire, Mahoney.
A SHORT GAME.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Lit was so late
when the Louisvilles reached the
grounds to-day that at the end of the
fifth inning the game was called on ac-
count of darkness. Washington won
by wild throws of Jennings and two
wild pitches. Attendance, LOO.
L MSSHId lHe eP Q Q q 1 )
Batteries, Foreman and MCGUIRE, Meekin
and Cahill; earned run, Louisville l; two
base hit, Weaver; double play, Taylor and
Vile 2; struck out, ny Foreman 4, by Meekln
2: passed ball, Cahill; wild pitches. Meekin
2; time, ITO; umpire, Kerins.
sMOTHERED THE BROWNS.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l. The st.
Louis Browns were unable to hit Wey-
hing connectedly this afternoon, and
the Athletics won handily. Stivetts
was rather wild and the errors of his
support we're costly. The score:
st. slh Ioais. 20 9 IL g
Batteries, weighing and Cross, Sttyetts and
Darling: three-base hit, Corcoran; double
plays Fuller, Boyle and Comiskey; Wood
ana Hallman Corcoran, Cross and Mailman
first base on balls. Wood, McTamany, Meekin
3, O'Neil, Lyons, Comiskey. Darling, Stivetts;
struck out, Mailman, weighing 3, O'Neil.
Boyle 2, Stivetts; passed ball. Cross; wild
pitches, weighing l. Stiyetts 2; time, LAO;
umpire, Ferguson.
DONE IN TEN INNINGS.
SIOUX CITY, To-, Sept. 1.-Kansas City
took holly contested ten-inning game
from the Huskers to-day. They could
not hit Roach to any effect. The score
r. II. E.
Sioux City. ...O0OOO1 O2O-3 3
Kansas City........0 OF 1 1 0 0 0 IA 10
Earned runs, Sioux City 2; two-base hit,
Nicholson; three base hit Stearns; bases on
balls Kansas City 2, Sioux City 4; struck
oul, by Meakin 4, by Roach 5: sacrifice hits,
Sioux City 4. Kansas City 1; hit by pitcher,
Manning: passed balls. Earle 3; bases stolen,
Sioux City 3. Kansas City A; time, 2.15; UNI
pire, Knight.