St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-19
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Games Taken by Columbus, Gin
cinnati, St. Louis and Boston.


cinnati, st. Louis and Boston.
WASHINGTON. May 1S.-Barring base
running, perfect fielding and opportune
batting won the game to-day for Colum-
bus. The fielding of both clubs was ex-
cellent, there being no less than seven
double plays made, two of which were
unassisted. Duffee's batting was the
feature of the game, he making two
singles and home run out of four times
at bat. Attendance 1920. Scole:
R.H.E.
WashingtonO / o 1 % 6 5
Columbus. - 0 l 1 1 ~ 10 l
Batteries. Foreman and Mcclure Gastright
aud O'Connor; earned runs, Washington /,
Columbus =; two-base hits, McTamany,
Burns; three-base hits. Smith, Foreman, Nc
Queery; home run, Duffee; stolen Bases
MeTamanv ., Duffee .; double plays, Kuehne,
Crooks and Leblanc, O'Connor and Wheelock
(unasSisted). WheelOck, Crooks and Leblanc
. Hatfield, Smith and McQueery, Smith and
McQueery; first base on balls. Washington 5,
Columbus ); struck out, by Foreman |, CAST
right 5; passed ball, O'Connor; wild pitch
Foreman; time.2 hours; umpire, Jones.
a WILD PITCHER.
BALTIMORE. May 1S.-The Cincinnati
club won tO-day'S game in the second
and third iunings on Canavan's triple
and Cunningham wildness. In the
second inning he gave four men bases
on balls, and was hit for triple and
two singles. The batting on both sides
was light, and the fielding shaky at
times. Attendance, 6,30S. Score:
Baltimore:...0 / Q | % Z 5
Batteries, Cunningham and Robinson,
Mains, Hurley and Kelly; earned runs, Balri-
more l, Cincinnati |; two base hit, Wise;
three-base hit, Canavan; stolen bases, Balti-
more Z, Cincinnati >; double plays. Gilbert
Van Haltreu and Werden, Andrews and Hur-
ley; first base on balls, Baltimore 5, Cinci"
natl 9; hit by pitched ball, Gumbert; stru Z
Robinson; time, 2:l5; umpire, Matthews.
FOND OF THE GAME.
PHILADELPHIA, May IS. = Stivetts
pitched ball with good effect, holding
the Athletics down to seven hits. Cham
berain was hit hard and well together.
and was trifle unsteady besides. At
tendance 7,426. Score:
Athletics II 0 0 0 O-3 4
st. Louis. ..3 1 0 2 *-1I i3 3
Batteries, Chamberlain and Cross, Stivetts
and Boyle; earned runs, Athletics 3, st Louis
6; two-base hits, Wood, Mccarthy, Lyons,
Comiskey. Stivetts; three-base hits, Corkhll,
Mulvey, Egan; home run. ComisRey: stolen
base, Egan; double play, Stivetts Boyle and
Comiskey; first base on balls by Sliyetts !,
by Chamberlain 81 struck out, by Stvetts Z;
wild pitches. Stivetts l. Chamberlain 1; time,
l 80; umpire Ferguson.
LOUISVILLE OUTCLASSED.
BosToN. Mass, May 1S.-The Louis
villes were again outclaSSed and were
easy victims for the BOstons. .Joyce's
home run hit was over the right field
fence, Billy Nash being the only one
who ever accomplished the feat before.
Attendance $40. Tie score:
r. H.
Louisville o / 0 0 2 2-5 6
Bate ries, Daley. Murphy and Farrell,
Ehret and Cook; earned runs, Boston :,
Louisville /; two-base hit, Weaver; three
base hits, Brown, Joyce: home runs, Joyce,
Ryan; stolen bases. Joyce, Murphy ,, Brown,
Cahiil, Shinnick; double play, Cahill, Shin
nick and Ryan; first base on balls. Joyce
Radford. Brown 2. Weaver, Cahill Cook,
Beard ., ohinnick 3. hit by pitched ball
Brouthers; struck out by Ehret ., Daley / !;
wild pitches, Daley, Ehret; time, 1871; UNI
| pire, Kerins.