The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-29

rl1TSBtEGH. D. NEW YORK. 4.
pr11spundu. Aug. 2s.-There may have been
mors brilliant ard more scientific ball games
Mayed in Allegheny county THAI that OF to day
bs,ween The homo team and the New Yorks 8,
bu, there has never been a more exciting ono
twas one 81 those contests that brings every
drop OF partisan blood in ones veins TO the
front and makes ono croan at every
little reverse and yell at even the most
rival poin, scored In favor OF the local heroes,
Ths ,ontest was S. close that 1t hung in tho
Al times ii 10 k-d IL II for certain the scales
would be turhed AGAINST ,he local lepresenta-
.omeiniag occurred and they turned the other
way or ala lot turn ~ all
Ihers were between 400 and l.500 peSsons
present. and the majority II them shouted
hem elves hoa:sr, betor" H." end was
reached. The shouting at one or two stages
hsI little u do with ltusie. who pitoled Tor tho
he Kept his nerve tx remedy we'll. He was In u
light ulace several times, and 20 was Baltwin.
But hat just addict to the, excitement and tho
were made on his delivery were made mainly
at tunes when they counte for run. anu int
told heavily against he mon trnm New York.
But the great drawbacks OF the visitors was
tho fact that they could not hit the ball, lust us
that inct was their, downfall ON Thursday.
be was a little wild at times he managed TO
counrrGnlancc has wildncss in Tho nick OF
time by effective and onportune work. He was
asewe!l suppor ed. and the timely and hard
biting O ser bauer. Shugart. aud Beckley
helped him 20 victory con. iderably. The first
P Pasl s nd piaysH 6rI,liundGame Al,hough
ported. ana II is not unfair to say that the New
lorSs did not play n very good game in the
WAS Was. han carrei By Very Sore ' inse n"t and
S,rnS sFr9r 10 ndd to the n lnsk q
ilrs, lase In The third inning after making a
good h,t sprained his leg badly and had to re.
jetms LOW claims that lis team have had
Gehcr NE contest stated out Guile lively
oknotk BALDWIN out OF tile box bierbamer
COCKS tumble, Shugart's grounder to Rich
sIson raTsen both Bierbauer and ShuGart to
be W. Miller go, his has bills
field fence for three bags and Miller SEQ; cd.
la!y struck out.
,hs local men one better. Gore led of with a
sllendld single 10 left and Richardson st nck
GU. Tiernau. however. !oome up with a
Gore. 0'Rourke got o first on Bnldwin's FUN
tie and Tiernan scored but Cohnor made q hit.
TS ssters s"9r.d In the nn
ouI TO their last. Conner OF his base on balls
and reached third on sacli CO hits y Bassett
luu uIhSScOch. anu " bE'SIe ny IJuCkley scored
him II was ut his stage h a Buc. ley Injured
h,sleg runniuc 10 first. Ia the !ith inning
B b 1San LEO 9 an gTt his nass on balls
and Shugart came with n double which
sent both Baldwin ami li,bauer home.
aud Kns.e had enough 10 do to trave
The storm OF ,eis and shouts. Miller
male an infleld hi. which Eu-ls fumEleh. amt
kcorei ShuRar;. and he score was tied. There
was lots OF iun at this stage. Not another run
va. scored until the ninth inning. and IN the
a one stage. hut no hit was forthcoming to
ss,e run. In the ninth. after baldwin was
ou. Bierhauer made q double to left and Shu-
cart made u safe hit t. la -se,t. but the atter's
good Holding kent Bie-bauer at SO ond. Miller
Ct his base on l'nl : and the Eases were full.
Then Beck ley came again with a long fly to
Ger, nnt B!or nuer scored what turned out
to BE- the whining run. The score: