The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-05

pROONLyS. 8, FITTsRtN 'H, -
.,,,,,ps,ions OF at last breaking losing
.,.l mnde Manager McGunnig!s ieel horetul
...,.rd.y afternoon. Anl as silver hing
~. failing ra, her strong in that right arm OF
VI. n,,or 70 the gamo. it madc the manager
"a enough TO wager IL dollar necktte that
,hs smoky City team would win. But hell
..ysr cat IL, as the Pt'sbu CHS again lost. ana
,h.v wete de'ea,ed quite easily at that. lheie
"a. MI, a very small attendance. there being
onlv 476 persons present. 1ut :hen the threat-
snino Weather was u preTon1htNoi
1n, nasnn vol but IN the final innings ho
az M'" "a, a. out rather hard. There were no
mil AMI plays the balls heinE MI Almost ulrect
" " u, The "' led. Ward and Pinkney. however,
a,.t I'd Nm number OF ra?;d.movlnE GROUND
hits. both Also throw;nt we'll ~ ohr.en Nc i.
mol do m vel NJ secund bass rs has neon MS
custom lately, Nut oU!Y one OF 'ne eT'ors "ere
Ine visitors began ;hc game 10 = proMisins
mnnner. They retired tne Bro"hlyns IN one.
,wN three order IN '9e,. cr tI Of III the sases
Han,un died out. buGnrt merely pushed tne
hall ust far enough over ]. rBilen mead 70
r,n Ior third Wien Beckley hit to j.. U i.rien.
rho latter fumbed the ball. anu the litts;;
bursier kept on MOVING ana easily crossed
the pl,,e A double pay In which Ward: >.
G'f3rirn, and foutz were the factors. put u
dsmper on all further scoring in his lnn.ng.
While NJ occasional times lhereaiter each
u
enid Gloss the plate until the fifth inninR.
when threatening clouds made the Brooklyn
psy.rs ieel somewhat ticklish. for q rain
storm after the inning was completed meant
defeat Grim waited rs patiently a. only
Grliin can. As King could MT find the plate
Griffin ,rot'ed to first base on called balls.
John O'Drien knew IT was time TO do some-
thing, and he re-ronded in a lively manner.
He laid bis stick up against an inshoot and the
ba / shot 10 left Held where neither ShuKurt.
BELLY. nor Miller happened 10 be.
lid sea ii p Yelled Burma TO MANAGER
McGunniRle who was moving around unea,ily
IN bis seat kinslow tipped the ball family.
And, though thrown cut at first base the other
men moved up base. When Lovett stepped
to ths plate enc enc OF me pitshurgh heldtrs
Third ball that the doughty IitcLer hit a sharp
and J. O'Brien crossed the plate.
The visitors tied tho score In the following
inning. Whom Miller found himself on seconu.
Az hitting TO lsiI re Iss $" delighted thai he
WOW. WOW p kut he ,stormed with madness
when Umpire Hurst declared him out at tho
pAts while attempting to score on Mack =
bun,to Pinkney: he la'ter threw too late to
tm' to Isiire Miller. Carroll dropped the bali
Just inside tie left field ;oul line. and. althouR
ibe ball WAS returned in tim- to catch Mack ut
The plate. Kinslow dropped the ball.
Tho seventh ~ inning was a hummer for
si low hnon ksso% also III sseS
While Loyett dropped tho ball In short left,
sending IN Griffin. Ward banged out a double.
allowing Kinslow to score. FoutZ ma Q a sale
bit TO left on which Lovett crossed the plate.
biz effort Ward tailed. A base on balls to
Griffin and two steals allowed tho home team
to seole another run In the eighth inning. Tho
score: