St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-31

| McCarty. larkin Comiskey, Egan; three -bas
| hlts, Boyle; Hoy; home run, Lyons; stoler
| lskey B. Boyle 3, Stivetts 3, Boyle 4, McCarty
l, Mulvey l. first base on balls, off Stivetts 1.
| off Griffith l, off Callihan s; hit by pitched
ball, O'Neill and Larkin; struck out. by Stiv-
| etts = by. Griffiths 3, by Callihan .; passed
ball. Boyle; wild PITCH Callihan; umpire,
! Kerlns; time, 80
AFTERNOON GAME.
ST. LOUIS, May 3O.-This was almost
repetition OF the morning exhibition.
Chamberlin was batted for eighteen
safe hits, while the visitors secured but
two off StlvettS up to the sixth, when
| Neal and Munyan went in the points.
Fuller's fielding and hitting and the
were the features for the home team,
while Larkin, Hallman and Corcoran
had clean records. Attendance, 6, 1873.
Score:
Athletics 20 0 o o o 0 5 0 % Z ?
Batteries, Stivets and Boyle, Neal and
Munyan, Chamberlin and Milligan: earned
runs, St Louis 4, Athletics 1; two-base hits,
Fuller 2; Boyle /, Munyan L; threebase hit,
McCarty; stolen bases, Fuller 3, McCarty l.
Hoy 1; runs batted in, Boyle B Fnller 1,
Lyons l. Hoy l. Neal 1. Chamberlin 1, Cork
hill l; double play, Lyons, Fuller. Comis-
key; first off balls, off Stivetts 3, off Cham
lin Z, off Neal 9; struck out by Stivetts =, by
Chamberlin 1; passed balls, Miligan 2; wild
pltch, Neal: time, 205; umpire. Kerins.
AT CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, May 30.-The morning
game was an easy victory for the Wis
ltorS. Hits by Baltimore and errorS,by
Cincinnati were well punched and won
the game for the Orioles. Attendance,
S75. Score:
SB3fimnat SineInnati. Q 9 9 9 / % I !
Batteries. Kilroy, Mains and Kelly, Me
Mahon. Wilbur aud Robinson: earned runs.
Baltimore B; three-base hit. Mains; stolen
basss, Canavan, Robinson, Ray 2, Mcmahon;
double plays Andrew, Whitney and Kelly,
Canavan, Robinson and Carney; first base on
balls, Cincinnati 6, Baltimore 3; hit by
pitched balls, Welch, WISE Gilbert; struck
out, by Kilroy 3, by Mcmahon 4 passed balls.
Kelly, Wilber, Robinson; wild pitch, Nc
Mahon; Time. 1 80; umpire, Matthews.
AFTERNOON GAME.
The afternoon, Decoration day game,
attracted very large crowd, and was
finely contested pitchers game on
each side. The number of runs equal
the number of hits. Attendance 7,141.
Cincinnati. o 2 0 0 o 1 % ) 2
Batteries, Crane and Kelly; Madden, Viii
bur and Robinson; three base hit Canavan;
stolen bases, Kelly. Canavan, Robinson.
Wise ., Johnson. Gilbert; first base on balls,
Cincinnati q, Baltimore 5; hit by pitched
ball. Seery Gilbert: struck out, by Crane g.
by Madden 1 passed balls, Kelly; wild
pitches. Madden, Crane; time / 80; umpire,
Matthews.
AT COLUMBUS.
COLUMBUS, O., May 3O.-Columbus
won the m0rning game by effective hit
ting at critical points. Bufinton played
hnrly
Dus....Y Boston. ....Y 8 Q Q ~ 10 3
Batteries, Castwright and O'Connor; Muir
ply and Buffinton; earned runs Boston l;
two-base hits, Wheelock, Duffee, Leblanc;
balls, by Castright 2; by Buffinton 4; wild
pitches. Buffinton . left ON bases, Column
bus 2; Boston 4; struck out, by Gastright 4 !;
by Buffinton 2; stolen bases, Brouthers,
Buffinton, Mcmahon. Time, 80; umpire,
Ferguson.
AFTERNOON GAME.
COLUMBUS, May 30.-In the afternoon
Columbus SmOthered Boston in the first
inning. The features were the pitch
ing of Dolan and phenomenal short
stop work of Wheelock. Attendance,
5000.
r. H. E.
Columbus. ..3 Q 0 1 % 10 o
OOoSOA-.... ~ " " " L " O--l
Batteries, O'Connor and Dolan, Farrell and
Haddock; earned runs. Columbus 1, Boston
1; two-base hit. Dolan, O'Connor; three base
hit, Crooks; double plays. Wheelock to Le-
hane Crooks, Wheeiock and Leblanc, Stricken
unassisted; bases On balls, by Dolan 3, by
Haddock 1; left on bases, Columbus 6, Boston
2; struck out, by Dolan 4. by Haddock 3 ;
stolen bases, O'Connor, Keuhne. Time, 1:50
umpire Ferguson.
ONLY ONE AT LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 30.-Rain on
the forenoon allowed but one of the two
games to be played. Bells wildness in
the first inning lost the game for Louis