Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-21
BOTH PHILL|ES WON.
Hanlon'S Beauties Fail to Stand Up
Before the Hustlers From
the Quaker City.
THEVISITORS HIT THE BALL HARD.
Untimely Hitting and Errors Cause the
Defeat of the Pittsburgs at
Exposition Park.
THE LEAGUERS ALSO TAKE THEIR DOSE.
Ten Hits OF Baker and Four Errors Cause the
Downfall Of the Boys
THE LEAGUERS ALSO TAKETRElR DOSE.
Ten Hits on Baker and Four Errors Cause the
Downfall Of the Boys
Yesterdays ATTENDANCE.

The local Players League team thought,
up to the opening of yesterdays game, that
they had struck gait which would paralyze
everything that came their way. But the
Phillies were on the hustle, and it looked,
after the scrimmage, as though a whirlwind
had struck the park. During the game
Manager Hanlon paced up and down his
territory like a Gagged lion. In the last
inning, with two men out and two men on
bases, the manager, from the coaching lines,
called out utencouragingly, "You can't always
sometimes tell, (" but it appeared as though
this was not one of those sometimes, and the
hit from Corcoran's bat that looked like a
sure three-bagger was snugly pocketed by
exchanging Director Fogarty, and some
one in the audience sadly remarked that that
was a time when you cant always sometimes
tell"
THE FEATURES.
The local team made the most hits and had
the only stolen bases, but their work was not
timely, and Robinson's errors let in two of the
runs To 90 against this the Phillies hit hard
and timely and made everything count As
consequence they won easily. Both teams put
up good game in the field. Hanlon led the
home men, while it was tough race among the
Philadelphia men. But the way Mr. Wood did
hit the ball no wonder they won the camel The
Phillies had a double, three triples and two
homers to their credit while the local men
found Sanders for only two doubles and triple
scattered along in out of the way places,
and each man died where he landed.
WHERE THEY COUNTED.
The Pittsburgs got two of their runs in the
first inning. Hanlon got hit stole second
and GOT home on two sacrifices. Carroll got
first and second on Mulvey's wild throw and
scored on Fields tbree-bagger. Another run
was added in the third on Beckley's base hit, a
stolen base, Fields life and Milligan's error.
The fourth run was scored in the sixth. Rob-
inson got a base on balls stole second and went
home on Hanlon's corking single.
The Phillies began business at the outset.
Shindle got base hit, and went 20 second on u
wild pitch. Then Mulvey got base on balls
and Wood followed with a three-bagger, driv-
ing everything before him. FOgarty then
tipped nice one down to Robinson who threw
it wild and Wood scored. Another batch of :
scores was hung up in the third. Pickett cot
TO first on Robinson's error and Wood hit to
left field for home run, driving Pickett in.
In the iolYlTtd Sanders 2Gphs5ned up for a three
bagger and scored on Griffin's single. In the
fifth Wood hit to deep center for another
homer. The last run of the game was scoredin
the seventh on Pickett's triple and Fogarty's
double.
The Philadelphias have a corking hard team
70 beat. Their men in the field pulled down
numerous long hits which were calculated to
clear the bases. But the home team will try
again, and with blood in their eyes. If they
don't beat them to-day they can't be beaten.
The attendance was 2 Sl9 people, aud 1t was
one Of the most enthusiastic crowds seen here
since the opening day. No good play on either
side escaped their notice, and the air was filled
with the encouraging shouts of the audience.
The score follows