St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-09
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
st. Louis, Baltimore, Columbus
and Boston We're the Ton Ones.

st. Louis, Baltimore, Columbus
and Boston We're the Top Ones.
WASHINGTON, May S.-St. Louis to-
day gave another drubbing to Washing
ton. and put up altogether as fine an ex-
hibition of bail playing as has been seen
here this season. The Washingtons
played like amateurs in the field, and
batted very poorly. while st. Louis
batted the ball at will, and, altogether,
gave brilliant exhibition of the ma
tional game. Score:
Washington.O 2 9 Q 1 % 5 10
St. Louis. q A 3 0 z 2 *-2O14 2
Batteries, Mcclure and Bakely. BOYLE and
Stivetts; earned runs St Louis g. two-nase
hits. Bakely, Mcclure, Munyan; three-base
hit, Lyons: home runs, Lyons, McCarty; first
base on balls, Washington z, St. Louis z; hit
by pitched ball, Comiskey; struck out, by
Bakely2 2, by Stivetts 2, by Griffin 2; runs
batted in, by Lyons 2, McCarty 2, Comiskey
2, Munyan /, Lyons l: attendance, l2O0;
time, 2:05; umpire. Kerins.
THEY HIT FINELY.
BALTIMORE, Md, May S.-Baltimore
won to-day's game by timely batting in
the fourth aud fifth innings, and, with
the exception of Beard, Louisville
played an errorless game. Taylor. of
the LouiSvilles, was badly spiked in
sliding to home plate In the seventh inn
ing. Attendance, 2,745. Score:
Baltimore. Il 0 2 1 0 40 II 2
Louisville. 20 0 1 2 l 0 0 0-5 6 3
Batteries, Townsend and Cunningham,
Ryan and Daily; earned runs Baltimore 6
Louisville l. two-base hit, Ray; three-base
hits, Shinniek, Werden, Wise; home runs,
Cunningham, Taylor; stolen bases, Balti-
more |, Louisville 3; double play, Weaver
Louisville g.; hit by pitched ball, Townsend;
struck out by Cunningham 2, by Daily 2;
passed ball, Ryan: wild pitch, Cunningham;
bases on balls, Baltimore 3, Louisville 3; left
on bases Baltimore 6, Louisville z; time 2 100;
umpire, Ferguson.
ATHLETICS PLAYED CRAZY.
PHIDADEIPHIA, Pa, May $50 far
as the Athletic club was concerned, to-
days game with Columbus was farce.
The men played without any head or
any fixed purpose. Gastright pitched
effectively for the visitors and was well
supported. Attendance, 1909. Score:
r. H. K
adfn@Sss. d5Rleb1ss 4 ! - III, y 9
Batteries, Milligan and Meakin, Donahue
and Gastright; earned runs, Athletic /, Col
umbus 6; twobase hits. McGeachy, O'Connor,
Duffee; three-base hits McTamany, O'Con-
nor; stolen bases, McDuffee 2, Donahue, Le-
| hane; double plays, Crooks, Wheeiock and
Leblanc; first base on balls, by oastright 3,
by MeaKin 4; hit by pitched ball. by Gastright
f. by Meakin 2; wild pitches, Meakin, CAST
right; time, 2:10; umpire Jones.
PRESENTS TO PLAYERS.
BOSTON, May S.-Although Kelly's
| men outbatted the Reds to-day and
earned four runs to Bostons' three,
Duffy's men captured the third game of
the series by punching their hits at the
right time. 1t was good game and
the visitors made a big fight for victory
| Jerry Hurley was presented with a
locket and Ed Crane received a gold
watch. Score:
R.H.E
Boston ..a 2 01 o o 8 % 10 2
| Cincinnati % 9 0 0 3 o. 13 4
Batteries, Murphy and O'Brien, Crane and
| Hurley; earned runs, Boston g. Cincinnati &;
| two-base hits. Whitney, Seery 2. Andre VS. |:
| three-base hits, Brouthers, Duffy, Farrell
| Andrews. Joyce; stolen bases, Joyce p Rad
| ford 2. Murphy Brown 9, Johnston, Kelly;
| double plays, Radford and Brouthers Stricken
| and Brouthers; first on balls, Joyce Radford
| 2, Murphy. Johnston 2, Craue 2, Kelly,
| Brown, Canavan; hit by pitched ball Far
| rell; struck out by Brown. Farrell, Hurley
Andrews, Brouthers. Whitney, Kelly, Duffy
J 2. Crane passed balls, Murphy, Kelly; wild