St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-09
OUT FOR The REMNANT
Opening Day in Four Cities of
the American Assoeia-
ton.
The Louisville Champions
Take Columbus Safely
Into Camp.
The Rankest Of Umpiring
Breaks Up the Game in a
Row at st. Louis.
st. Paul's Boys Have No Diff
Guilty in Doing Up Gin
cinnati.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. April S.-The Association
Champions set the pace for the other clubs
by sEatehing victory from defeat to-day, win
ming the game after TWO men were OUT in the
ninth inning There was base ball parade
in the morning, headed by the Louisville and
Columbus clubs. with EichOrn's orchestra
ana concert NJ the park. The pole was
planted by the Two teams, and the champion
ship penuant was swung out to odd Ken
lucky Homo" The attendance was 5000
The features of the game were Louisyil!es
fierce batting and sharp fielding by Column
bus ana the individual fielding OF Donovan.
DGfer ana Sneed. Errors and three hits
gave Columbus four runs in the first. ana
they got two IN the third on a nit. an error
and a struck batter. Louisville made two
hits by Shinnick ana Daily. and Ryans
doutle. Crooks error. Taylors sacrifice. sin
giles DIV Daily. RYAN, Donovan and Wolff.
and Weaver double III the ninth won the
game. Score:
louisville .0 > 0 0 0 0 0 0 81
Columbus.......-..+ o > o 0 O-6
Batteries. Daily and Ryan. Gasuight and
O Common: base hits. Louisville Il, Columbus
Is; errors. Columbus ]. Louisville I: sacrifice
hits Louisville y. Columbus 5; earned runs,
Louisville @. Columbus ,; two-base hits,
Ryan. Weaver; bases stolen Louisville ),
Columbus + runs batted in. by Ryan ,, by
Donovan ]. by w off >, by Weaver ,. by
d Conner !, by Sueed 1, by Whitlock l;
Leblanc WhillOck to Crooks to Leblanc, Petite
10 Taylor; called balls. off Daily >. off Cast
right 3; hit 10y pitched ball, Sneed; passed
baA. o Connor: time Of game, 2:30; umpire,
MacUIar.
ROW AT ST LOUIS.
ST.. LoUIs, No. April S.-Twenty-five hun
dred people We're at Sportsman park to-day
20 see the opening game between the Browns
ana Cinciuuatis. Umpire Gleason gave
very bad exhibition of umpiring, causing
great deal OF Wrangling Nike Kelly was re-
tired from The game at the end of the fifth
inning Hurley being substituted. After the
ninth inning The Ciucinnatis tried III every
way possible TO delay the game. allowing the
Browns 10 score eight runs. five of them
earned Umpire Gleason ordered them TO
pBF bali bUi they refused, so he gave the
game 20 tee Browns 10 0.
RB.H.
ST. Louis....-... O5OOO11-7 4
Cincinnati. -......0 / : + 0 0 0 o. Z "A
Batteries Stivetts and Boyle, McGiu. Kell
and Hurley: earned runs. Cincinnati. ); two
base mats. Caravan. Kelly, Hurley ana Whit
uey; bases stolen. 81 Louis o. Cincinnati 3;
double plays. Fuller. Eagan and COmiskey;
bases on balls. of McGin l.. off SWEETS 3:
bit by pitched ball Fuller: struck out. by
otvettS B. by McGil q; passed bail, Hurley;
Wild pitch, McGiu Time, 1:45. Umpire,
Gleason.
BALTIMORE ENTHUSIASTIC.
BALTIMORE. . prll s.-The American asso-
citation season was opened here to-day il the
presence of 1. 500 people. The features of the
game were the batting of Johnson CT the
home team. BrOuthers home run III the first
inning ana running catches by DOwd and
Nelch. The visitors changed their pitcher
in The third inning. Baltimore went through
the game with on, pitcher. Score:
BaIdmore.0 O o 3 0 0 Oil ID /
Boston, 1 o @ o o 1 o. r Is
Batteries Mcmahon and Robinson:
O Bren. Paddock and Farrell; earned runs
Boston =: first on errors. Baltimore 1. Boston
3; struck out by McMahon5 0 Brien , Had
dock >; two-Dase hits. RadfOrd. Robinson.
Br0uthers; threa-base hit. joyce; home run.
Br0Uthers; double plays. Brown and
Brouthers. StricKer RadfOrd and Brouthers
Wise Ncrden ana y an Hallren ,. Van Halt
zen ana " eIOon: time. 30; umpire. Snyder
AZ WETuING' : DOOR
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, April S.-Fhe Washing
ton club outp.ayed the Athletics this after
noon and won The opening game after an IN
terestiug contest. weighing was responsible
for three OF The visitors Iuus. Attendance,
2,2dj. score:
Athletic ..o Q o 0 5 y ]
Washingt n.3 o 50 l.
Earned rams. Athletic ,, Washington 3:
batteries. weighing and Cross. Carsey ana
Mcclure; tWO-nase hits, Cross >, COrcOTan,
Hatfield. Duniap. Hines; three-base hits.
larHin. Wood. NIsner =; stolen bases Hat
field. Dunlap. Nisner; double plays. CaTsey,
Hatfield ana NcQ Uerv. Dunlap. Hatfield and
McQuery first on balls by Carsey 3. byWeyh-
ing >: struck ONT. by Caraey 4, by weighing,
Z passed bail cross; time, 80; umpire.
Jones