Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-23

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drove a hot one at Latham, and was out at
first. Hanlon reaching second on the sacrifice.
Carroll hit to King and quit on the initial bag,
but Hanlon gained third on the play. Beckley
repeated Hanlon's performance and sent a hot
one to Bastian. 1t seemed to be the little short
stops off day. for he
JUGGLED THE BALL
long enough to allow Jake to reach the first
and Hanlon to cross the plate. making the first
run of the game. Bastian redeemed himself on
Fields hard drive, throwing the ball to second,
forcing Beckley out and retiring the side.
For Chicago Latham accorded Tener a cor
dial reception lifting clever two-bagger into
the lett field. As usual he was too ambitious
and was retired trying to steal third, Fields
making beautiful throw to Kuehne-Duffy
stopped at first and O'Nel fouled out to Car
roll. ending the inning.
"SIlver KIhg'' was little off in the next In
ming and gave Kuehne his base on balls. As
Tener stepped to the bat he was presented with
a fine floral gift. His embarrassment did not
prevent his sending the first ball pitched on
lively journey to short. He reached first, but
kuehne was forced out on Robinsonis hit to
Bastian and both he and Tener were retired on
the double of Bastian. Pfeffer and Comiskey.
FAILED TO CONNECT.
Chicago failed to connect in the next inning,
Comiskey Pfeffer and Farrell being retired in
quick succession. Pittsburg did not score in
their half of the third inning, but Comiskey's
pets. bv some lively hitting and errors on the
part of the home team, scored two and stepped
into the lead. Beckley's wonderful stop of
Boyle's hard drive retired that gentleman at
first. Then the fumbIing began. Bastian got
nice single into the right garden, and was ad-
vanced TO second by Kings long fy to center
field, which Hanlon secured. With two men
out and one on second, matters did not look
very serious; but Latham sent hot liner down
TO kuehne which the latter fumbled- Latham
landed on first. and Bastan reached third on
the error. Latham stole second and Bastfan
scored in the confusion. Duffy sent the ball 10
Hanlon and Latham scored ONels hit was
taken in by COrcOran and the side retired
Pittsburg, however. turned in IN the fourth
and made two runs. Carroll died at first, but
Beckley reached that plate on four bad balls.
He reached second on passed ball and FIELDS
sacrifice fly. Beckley advanced TO third
Kuehne sent the sphere to the right fence for
three-bagger. Beckley scored on the hit.
LATHAM's MISTAKE.
Latham let Farrelrs thrown ball pass him.
and Kuehne started home and scored on
BOyie's failure to hold Latham's throw. Tener
renewed the cheering by his hit to left. but
Robinson flew out to Bastian, and Pittsburg
went to the field.
The see-saw went on, and Chicago again took
,
two bases. kings long fly to Hanlon sent
BOYLE to third. and he crossed the plate on
Iathams double to left field. Duffy got in his
second hit OF the game, and Latham scored
another run. O'Neils out at first retired the
side. The home team took another goose egg
in the last half of the sixth, while the Chicagos
in the next increased their lead by one run.
Comiskey gave Hanlon
LONG CHASE
and was caught trying to make second. Pfeffer
hit To center for a single. and reached third on
a passed ball by Carroll. Farrell lifted the
leather into the deep center for three bases and
Pfetfer scored. Farrell was caught at the plate
trying to score on Boyle's drive to Kuehne
Bastlan retired the side by a liner to Beckley
Nomore runs were made bv either side Chi
c. go had five men to the bat in the eighth in
ming, but sharp fielding prevented any ruus.
Comiskey was caught mapping at first in this
inning, and raised such a racket over it that
the umpire called him to time and ordered him
TO take his seat or he would fine him., The
score: