Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-22
TIE NATIONALS TAKE ANOTHER DOSE.
Quaker Boys Do Up Hecksr's Men BY Very One
Sided Score Yesterday.
YESTERDAYS ATTENDANCE.

Yesterdays game at Exposition Park
was a very rocky exhibition of the great
national sport. Something seemed wrong
with the Phillies, and they were not in the
game at all. In the first place they couldn't
hit the ball, and then their fielding was so
far from what it ought to be that it was no
trick at all to send a nit past them or get
down to the first on an error.
Hanlon's men played a fair game and
hit the ball hard, knocking Bufiinton out
of the box and afterward touching up
Husted in pretty good shape. Corcoran
was sick and Fields took his place, and the re-
suit was two errors at short out of five chances.
But none of the local meu's mistakes were
costly, while the PhiIlies sent in a or two
every once in awhile.
The run getting began in the first inning
when Hanlon singled and took second on
Fogarty's tumble. Visner got a base on balls.
and CarrolPs hit filed the bases Beckley
corked out two-bagger. scoring Hanlon.and
Visner and advancing Carroll to third. Fields
sacrificed Carroll home and advanced Beckley.
Kuehne's sacrifice scored Beckley. Maui went
out at first
BUFF KNOCKED OUT.
In the second Robinson was hit by pitched
ball and went out at second on Galvin's life.
Banlon got g base on balls, giving Calvin
second. Visner's single scored Calvin and ad-
vanced Hanlon to second, but the latter was
caught mapping. Carroll got base on balls,
and Beclley followed with his second two
bagCer, sending in two runs. Fields took first
and Beckley scored on Shindle's error. After
Kuehne singled Fields went out at the plate
trying to score on kuehne's steal of second.
The third and fourth were blank. but in the
fifth Maui got first on balls, stole second went
to third on Robinsou's sacrifice and scored on
wilc throw by Farrar. In the sixth Hanlon
singled, went to second on a passed ball, stole
third and scored on Beckley's single. The
seventh proved a blank, but the eighth pro-
duced a run on Visners base on balls, Hurley's
single. Beckley's sacrifice and Fields base hit
The game was closed with hurrah, three runs
being scored in the ninth. Kuehne and Maui
singled. and Robinson took first on balls. Gal
wins hit scored kuehne and Maui, and Fogar-
TVS tumble allowed Robinson to cross the
plate.
THE PHILLIES MITE.
For Philadelphia run was made in the first
inning on kuehnes tumble, Shindle's single
and Pickett's double. In the second another
was added on Fogarty's base on balls, Farrar's
single, passed ball and Hallman's sacrifice.
The third also brought forth a run. Mulvey
hit for two bases, and scored on Woods single.
The visitors were then blanked up to the
eighth inning, when they run their score up to
five and quit. After Pickett few out, Mulvey
went to first on Fields error. FOgarty bunted
Il Kuehne and sent the ball to first, but
huehne also threw it wild and Mulvey scored,
Wood going to third. Fields error then let In
Woods run.
There was a crowd of 1892 people on the
grounds, but the game was not such as would
enthuSe a crowd and there was but little noise
made. except when Milligan, the substitute
umpire, made an alleged bad decision against
the local team. The bleachers didn't take with
consideration the numerous decisions favoring
Pittsburg. but roasted him for tuu. The score: