Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-22

Deatl0, anu PARSONS looked QeClQeQly
wicked. Sunday struck hard, however, and
the ball looked as if it was going over
| second. Cheers greeted Andrews one.
handed stop, and Sunday sat down. Paul
Hines sent a swift grounder to second,
which was fumbled by Mexican, and the
striker reached first without much difficulty,
but was put out trying to steal second.
Hemp drove splendid three-bagger to center,
but was left on his base by Dunlap, who in
spite of a heroic dash, failed to reach first
LA ROGUE FELL DOWN.
For Cleveland Mexican hit to short, La Rogue
felt of the ball and dropped it. and Mexican,
gaining confidence. attempted to steal second,
when he was easily caught. Smalley was
patient. and took his base on balls. Miller here
gave the pitcher few earnest words Of advice,
which did not apparently take root at once. for
Daily also took his base on balls. thinner hit
a neat fly fairly into Youngman's hands, and
Davis struck out, leaving two men on bases.
The second inning resulted in blank for
both sides, though it gave an opportunity for
the exhibition of very pretty Unfolding by the
home team. In the third inning Routcliffe was
hit by a pitched ball. and was followed by
Schmitt, who sacrificed him to third from
where he was brought homo on Zimmer's wild
throw to second. Sundays out at first sent
Schmitt to third, and he scored on Hines
single to center. Hemp fouled out Dunlap
got his base on balls, but was forced out by
hliller's hit to Mexican.
SHOOK THEMSELVES UP.
The visitors shook themselves and woke up
about this time. Smalley made a single and
scored on Daily's triple to right. The latter
crossed the plate on Zimmer's sacrifice.
Youngman's tumble sent Davis to first and he
scored on Veach's double. Veach was caught at
third and Ardner few out to Hines ending the
inning.
In the fifth inning Daily made three
bagger and scored on Zimmer's sacrifice.
Davis got first on La Roque's error. Veach
few out to Sunday and Davis stole second
and scored on Ardner's single. Ardner scored
on Sommer's single and errors by the home
team. McKean's out from short to first retired
the side. In the sixth inning Dunlap again
wild pitch, but was caught at the plate trying
to score or Miller's single. La Rogue MADE a
base hit and Miller and La Rogue both scored
on Zimmer's wild throw to third.
BIG EFFORT.
At the beginning of the seventh inning Pitts
burg made q Napoleopic break for the lead.
Hines singled to left Hemp to right and Dun
lap was hit by pitched ball. filling the bases.
Miller drove the ball down close to the base
line of the third. making a beautiful double
and letting in Hines and Hemp. Miller and
Dunlap scored on La Roque's drive to the left
field fence for two-bagger. La Rogue scored
on Routcliffe's single, making five runs and
rattling the timber of the grand stand with
cheers.
This woke up Cleveland and she began to
make time again. In this inning Ardner's SIN
gle, Youngman's tumble of Sommer's hit,
Dunlap's tumble of Veach's drive, a sac
rifice by Parsons and McKean's single gave
them three runs. The seventh was indeed the
inning of the game. Neither side scored in the
eighth.
The Pittsburgs practically won the game in
the ninth. Dunlap, with perfectly grave
face. for the third time took his base on balls.
Miller struck a single, both scoring on Sow
ders' single TO left. The score,