St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-24
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
yesterdays Winners We're Louis
Vile ST J,nuis md Paffi,oo,o

1eSUerOay'S winners We're EOuiS-
vile, st. Louis and Baltimore.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 23.-Cincin-
natl as hot in it to-day, and the cham
pions won with ease. Dwyer and Hur-
ley retired at the end Of the seventh
inning, Mains and Kelly being substl-
tuted. Ehret also retired and Louis
ville'S new pitcher, Boone, took his
place. The feature Of the game was
the batting Of Wolf. Beard and Dono-
van. Score:
c2"ih5ills 81 81 e 6
Earned runs, Louisville .: struck out, by
Boone :. by Ehret l; by Dwyer l. left on
passes bases, crane, Seery 2 Canavan 2, Andrews
Carney, Mains, Shinnick, Beard, Donovan 3
Wolf ;; two-base hits, Weaver Shlnnlck,
Beard >; bases on balls. Seery Kelly. TAYLOR:
hit by ball. Carney ,; wild pitch, Mains !;
passed bali, Kelly; double plays, Dwyer,
SON: attendance, 1880; batteries, Ehret,
Cook and Boone DWyer and Hurley, Mains
and Kelly.
WON ON ERRORS.
COLUMBUS, o., April 23.-The errors
OF Cleveland i'll the second and fourth
innings gave the game to st. Louis.
Both pitchers were hit hard. Attend
ance, 1,G00. Score:
st. Louis ii , o 3 0 I-6 5
Batteries, Gastright and Donohue, Griffith
ana Boyle; earned runs, Columbus ), ST.
Louis l; twobase hit, Boyle: three-base hit,
q Connor; stolen bases Columbus ,, st.
Louis B; double plays. McTamany and Le-
hane, Crooks, Wheelock and Lehane; bases
on balls, by Gastright 8, by Griffith l. struck
out, by Gastright l, by Griffith [; passed ball,
Donohoe; left on bases, Columbus 6. st.
Louis 6: runs batted in, by Dutfee Cieve-
land, McTamany, Fuller; time, 1888; UNI
pire, Kerins.
BUNCuED THEIR HITS.
BOSTON, April 23.-Madden was wild
to-day, and this fact. together with the
general strong playing of the BaIti-
n0reS, won them the game. Baltimores
punched their hits, while those of Bos-
ton were scattered. RobinSon's batting
was especially effective. Attendance.
1000. Score:
Baltimore o 21142 > *-I2 10 3
Boston. - 1 , 0 1 0 0 0 10 II ,
Batteries, Mcmahon and Robinson Mad
aen ana Murphy; earned runs Baltimore 3,
boston .; two-base hits, Ray, Brown Rich
ardson, Farrell; three base hits Johnson
Brown; home runs. Robinson =. Duffy: stolen
bases, Van Llaltren, Wise, Raw Radford first
base on balls, Welch, Van Haltren, Wise,
pi4GCli. hOulLSOll, Joyce. Slricker:
hit by pitched ball, Welch, Van HaItren. Wise
Madden; struck out, Welch. Ray , Gilbert
Johnson, Mcmahon, Richardson. Radtord ,
Stricken, Murphy; wild pitches, Madden ;;
time, 30; umpire Snyder.
a TIE GAME.
WASHINGTON, April 23.-Both clubs
played fine game to-day. and every
inch of ground was closely contested
until the last man was out in the ninth
inning, when the game was called on
account OF darkness, leaving the score a
tie. DoWd. the new second baseman of
the home team, played brilliant game.
making four base hits, five assists and
no errors. Score:
Westinghouse 1 3 0 70 9 5
Athletic. 80 0 > 3 0 10 10 4
Earned runs, Washington >. Athletic 1 =:
two-base hits, Beecher Mcclure, Wood,
Chamberlain: threebaSe hit, Hallman: home
run. McQueery; stolen bases Hatfield >,
Beecher2, Dowd 3, Davis 4. Mcclure; double
plays, Dowd, Hatfield McQueery. Dowd ana
McQueery; first base on balls, Washington
$, Athletic /; hit by pitched ball, Beecher.
McQueery; struck out, by Keefe l. by Cham
berlain }; passed balls, Mcclure |, Cross |;
wild pitches, Keefe /, Chamberlain 1 time,
2:l0: umpire, Jones; attendance, ], 476