Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-18
PLENTY OF HOME RUNS.
Maui and BeckIey's Big Thumps Beat the
Hoosiers Again.
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INDIANAPoLIs, June I7.-Getzein and Buck
ley and Calvin and Miller were the opposing
batteries in the concluding game of the Pitts
burg-Indianapolis series this afternoon, and
Burdick was held as substitute pitcher by the
home nine. Carroll was substituted for Sum-
day in right field by Pittsburg. The crowd in
attendance was small even for Monday after
noon but among them were many who saw the
slugginS match Saturday afternoon and were
eager for a repetition. 1t was noted that the
local players appeared in their summer uni
FORM" light gray and white stockings. The
Pittsburgs wore similar suits, with exception
of black stockings. The game was brilliant
throughout and desperately contested. Beck
ley, Maui, Buckley and Denny made home
runs, and the Hoosiers cussed Lynch's um-
piring usual, blaming him again with the
loss of the game. Indianapolis played with un-
usual energy and tact through the first inning,
and seemed to lag during the remainder of the
game.
The game assumed serious aspect in the
first inning when the little left fielder got first
on an infeld hit to Dunlap, but Glasscock's
bunt
WAS INSTANTANEOUS DEATH
from Calvin to Beckley. a passed ball let
Seery to third, and SulIivan's two-bagger
scored him. Denny cracked the second ball
pitched him for home run. Daily fouled to
Miller, and then Buckley smashed the first
ball given him by Chimney Calvin to Ko-
komo. McGeachy out from Calvin. Four
earned. Getzein was liberal and gave Hanlon
first on balls, but Miller few to Glasscock.
Hanlon stole second with the assistance of
Robber Lynch but Beckiey's liner to Daily re-
suited in a double play. None.
For the home team Bassett opened the second
with hit past Dunlap, Getzein pounded the
air, and Seery got first on balls. Glasscock
few to Maui and Sullivan retired the side with
fly to Hanlon. Blank. For Pittsburg Maui
drove home run over the left field fence, but
slugger Carroll, who wanted to do the same,
fell an easy victim to Denny's fielding. Seery
fell down runnings for Dunlap's fly, but caught
it just the same lying on the ground. Kuehne
visited Glasscock, who erred, and the third
baseman was safe and Immediately stole Sec
ond. Smith went to first on balls, and Calvin
sent Kuehne home with a hit to left but
Hanlon found three holes in his bat; two for
Pittsburg. Jerry Denny had blood in his eye
in the third and hit to the left fence, but got
only one base, and went to second on DaDys
out and third on a passed ball. Buckley then
smoUe another ball to the arctic regions. and
had hardly scored before McGeachy went to
first on daisy cutter, but died in Hanlon's
arms, and Getzein few to Maui; two. For
Pittsburgs Miller
WENT OUT ON A BABY
to Getzein fielded to Daily, and Beckley went
out from Denny to Daily. Slugger Maui
punched his strikes; nothing, The serious
aspect continued in the fourth, when little
Emmett got first on Galvin's liberality. With
Lynch's assistance Glasscock's grounder re-
suited in double play. Sullivan missed the
ball three times and died; none. For Pitts
burgs Carroll hit safe, Dunlap struck out and
Kuehne's grounder to Bassett made neat
double play: none. In the fifth Daily got hit.
but was killed on attempting to steal second.
Buckley hit 13 fouls and then got first on balls.
MeGeachy few to Staley, who went into right
to catch; blank Visitor Smith few to Sulli-
van, Calvin died at bag one, Hanlon got a hit,
but his attempt to purloin second was signal
failure: nothing. In the sixth Bassett few to
Maui, Getzein few to Hanlon and Seery died
at first; blank.
BURDICK BEGAN PITCHING
for the home team. Staley went out from
Denny Beckley doubled and Maui made
Glasscock's overthrow. All scored on Kuehne's
triple. Smith out at first, Calvin hit, Hanlon
got first on Bassett's error and Staley struck
out; five. In the seventh Glasscock few to
Hanlon, Sullivan hit three-baRger, Denny
fouled to Kuehne Daily out from Smith; none
Beckley and Maui both met cold, clammy death
at first and Carroll flew to McGeachy. Indian
apolis blanked in the eighth. Beckley got fined
$40 for disputing Lynch's decisions. The
visitors failed TO score. In the ninth hit by
Glasscock. Sullivan hit by pitched ball, Denny's
hit scored one, Beckley made home run.