The sun., 1891-06-09

outthe time that Yesterdays game at the
Polo aGrounds got under way 2.255 pcrsont
were caDltorlaby seated In tho cool gram
stands. who others who prefer tho sunny
warmth OF tho b!cacheries did their shoutiue
thoroH II was perfect day for ball playing
and the honis toan seomod to he in full sym.
patty, with the surroundings. TheY played
oae.of those gilt-cjCed. French. plate. fourteen.
story gnHcs for which they havo become not.
Cd. and which should be reproduced By the
kline e'oaInph for tho hene0t Of baseball kinder
eartens lonntad ut Chicago. Cleveland. Boston
ana other points.
The principal reason. why tho Pittsburehs
ieilod to retu, to their hotel last evening" COW
frel with dust md glory. is that they gazod too
!onE ,por tho iridescrnt conntennnce OF Mon
kieur WEIGH, His hateful smile. com tined in
lnrrd the visiting batsmen on to defeat and
was msic. but they were as few and as Tar be:
tvcon as tabbi!ng brook. IN the desert OF
srano aud see see IL tEe M next ''v man n' s.riES out
p ss sf h' wa. s as.a 81
SonstitIt t;SnaI nve;sl IN to permitting an any ball
libitinn II thi base play. while Richardson
wSorc he ban to ,ss part OF the
Hanlon AID his men had siraysd into. the
SS,oas - sesas asor Re Es Tae .aossy sss s0ssa AZ
sroana with sort HSs cast avail! .d1ssr,: @
IA The procssdinrs, pie pisninsry % ~ or rs spbseau
rho. prime cause, 70: their downheart-
81 sfis tho sesond sssns o% hS
aSnsa sSsss f. .g 5, SS RSPPy
cntcher. is not cut "ut for n short s'op. aud
gave mt exhibition O the art o; not s.1pping
groundeTa phc ruidy.faced baldwin pitched
n
different support from the usually reliable
Tho Now forks began their work Of .bcGting
Ned, Tho second ball that baldwin iitehed TO
seconl., Tho crowd had started u yell when
BeIg;sr hojstsL hmselt into he pr ana Eniled
tS locale ns Sn "nd the nnpTs
said "ihIe6 etIlko.. and "ui." Herman ie:
q ned 10 hit At anything net over the plate, aud
npe.se hni and u minute later Gonnor made
the fr-t | ase hit of the game. Tiernan scor-
,ns sonn" vent 10 sseon en- 4. hrST e
a W g, onn er to i{eiliy. aud Connor was touched
SsS 9"rs s,F I'D ta no!uns but proven. tn.
II + shen 1h,y proceslsd 70 DO s"ps orr
ts"a. I'VE laser e rieht;, Bs.kiey msas .
ani az az sssss sss1ois SSH1s &
exieTt Jun ptI.0se Juggling. during which pbrlor.
lnRnco Conn ran third. Gore hit q high qy
70 lsit.H Milier rushed OUT and Hanlon came ip.
Niityr, however. succeeded In muffing ths ball
and Como came home, whlle O'Rouike got to
third md Gore 10 second. BasSetts Rrounder
to lfehLS :Hachod Ayst Letore the runner. Then
Ciarhc got 20 first on balls and there was =
while uniformed man on each base. Welsh
hitTh6tnGur 10 n ifer and a. Ike was lipp-d
ut secotnl, but ORrurke scored on the play.
Gore. VIII had reached third. was coaNed bya
sheTi lSrowto second 70 run for tho plate, He
wns pDat!y caught hy BerIer and Mack.
TE9.t CIV, lorks then resumed the pleasing
ta-kHs i,aihg out three pittsburgh batsmen
hefor ,IniY enu on tLat team could touch the
They varied tho monntony by rolling up
thrsrnns for themselves In the eighth ir ming.
SO o. The hrst bntler. got Il lao on balls.
Then Eae-c drove to ball like a rifle shot at
Umpire iiulst. who was standing back rf Sec
ond has. 'Cldrke it up al easy, mild. man
nerett III ever ''le second base line. Berger
an Badly in both ran under 1t. After you"
s,id baldwin n.l'clY You take preee.
dcnce." SAIL Icrger.. lowing. The ball
were. safo Welch struck out. but
GlasfcUcE II Il ounder - Miller on which
Coo schled. B. ssett reached third. aud Clarke
second, although he batsnnn WAS sacrificed
ni first. Then lticharison's single sent Bas-
ret, an Clarke home. though Danny waA
nip, Q e.we'n first n y second
IT, ihs niHth inainu tho discouraged Pitts
bnrr.sN i.,illg Il Lup. Mack, wash by a pitched
LnlInihl got loric on singles by berger and
lcfhy'fThe score