Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-31
League Record.
Association Record.



PHILADELPHIA, May 30.-Philsdelphia
won its third game from Pittsburg this
morning. 1t was not by any means an in
teresting contest, though there were many
good plays. It was dull and slow. The
visitors tried a new pitcher, and he was
wild and easy to hit when he put the ball
near to the plate. His slow delivery made
base running easy, a1d the Phillies took
every advantage of this. Gleason was
steady, and the hits off him were we'll scat
tered after the first inning. Besides, he got
the best kind of support from Schriver and
from the efelders-something which was not
accorded to Dunning. There were about
5000 people present.
The home club, as usual, opened the game
by going to the bat first, but their inning
was not productive. The ball was hit hard,
utsharp fielding prevented it from going
safe. Smith made a fine stop of Woods
hit, and Dunning stopped a line ball from
Schriver and ielded him out. Maui took care
Ca .,UE VS. fly to left For Pittsburg Sunday
led of a hit He stole second, aided by a
passed and
SCORED ON HANLoN's HIT
to right, which Thompson returned to the plate
wildly. On the play Hanlon made second, and
he scored on Beckley's single, the batter taking
second on the throw home. Fields was the
first man out, his sacrifice sending Beckley to
third, and be scored Immediately afterward on
Dunlap's long fly hit to Fogarty. The same
player caught Maui out. After Thompson and
MulYey had been retired on fly catches in the
second Farrar was sent to first base on called
balls, but Irwin was the third out, from short
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kept the visitors from scoring.
Irwin's stop of Kuehne's hit and his throw to
first was. taken together, one of the finest plays
of the season. and it is difficult to imagine a
better one. Smith hit for a base but was
doubled on Dunning's hit to Mailman, which
was well handled. Dunlap spoiled hit from
Hallman in the third by taking his line fly
Gleason hit over Smiths head Tor one base,
stole second. and Wood got his base on called
balls. Schriver was treated the same way and
so, was Fogarty, Gleason thus being forced
homo. The bases were full and Thompson went
to thA bat. He did not hit safely but he
broughthom three runs. He hit a fly to left.
Maui retsTned the ball to catch Wood. but
Fields did NOT stop it, and could not have
caught the runner Mad he done so.
FIELDs'SA ERROR.
Schriver and Fogarty, Wa started to run the
moment the ball was thrown home, kept on.
As the former was making for the plate Dun
ming. who had picked up the ball threw it to
Fields. but he dropped it. as SchriYer ran into
him at the same moment. This muff made
both runners safe. Mulvey got his base on
balls, stole second and scored on Farrar's two
base hit Irwin hit to Smith hotly, so much So
that it was impossible to field it Farrar
scored and Irwin took second, Immediately
afterward stealing third. HaIlman was the
I'D Smith 4o %t,a
Sunday went out on a fy to center. Hanion
hunted the ball TO Mulvey, who threw it vii dly
to Farrsr. giving the runner two bases Pail
man got the ball and threw il to Gleason, who
had time to catch Hanlon at third, but he also
made wild throw. Beckley and Fields made
two-base hits. Dunlap hit fly to Hanman,
which was well taken, and IN time to catch
Fields at second before he could get back
With two out in the sixth Sunday mutfed
GIeason's fly after hard run. This gave the
latter second and he scored on
WOODS Two-BAsE HIT.
The latter stole third. Schriver got his base
on balls and stole second, but Fogarty was out
on a fy to Dunlap FIELDS opened or Pitts
burg with a double, Dunlap followed with a
single and stole second Maui ST. uck out
return of the ball and Fields scored. Kuehne
started to leave second and the ball was put to
dallmau- VINO CDaseQ huenne Dack and drew
Dunlap of third, catching him by a good,
quick throw to Mulyey. Smith was an easy
out, Hallman to Farrar Thompson opened
the seventh with three-base hit. He was ont
at the plate on Mulvey's hit to Dunlap
Farrar hit for single, sending Mulyey To
third, Farrar stole second. Irwin brought
Mulvey home bv a hit to the infeld. which was
fumbled. Farrar stole third, anti Irwin stole
second at the same time. Hallm ans sacrifice
got Farrar run. Gleason made a foul hit
and Irwin scored Wood got first on called
balls, and Schriver was the third out on fly to
Maui Pittsburg
WENT OUT IN ORDER
in this inning, leaving the score 10 to in favor
of the home club. In the eighth Thompson
was hit by pitched ball 1t was scrstchy but
he would not take his base, that is he did not
appear anxious. The next ball he put over
center field for a home run. Mulvey struck
out, and Smiths fine play put Farrar out.
Beckley made hit for PIttsburg in the eighth.
but he was thrown out at second, and Fields
and Dunlap went out on fly catches. The home
club scored again in the ninth. Irwin led of
with single. Sunday muffed Hallman's hy,
and then Dunlap dropped the ball on the re-
turn, leaving both men safe. Gleason sent
lowed with single Schriver went out on a
ny to Dunning. Fogsrty was sent to first on
called balls and was doubled with Thompson
on the latter's hit to Dunlap.
WHERE WE WON.
The Philadelphia club was the laughing
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