Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-09
They slurged 1t Hard.

BALDWIN was helpless in front of them, and he
couldn't well complain of his leg-weary associates
in the field. for they did their duty In word lhe
visitors rlare as Il they meant to be the people al
The ead Of the season.
at one time yesterday morning Mutrle thonRh'
that Glasscock would play at short. out wheh
Giasscock arrived from Wheeling II was found that
Ac viii nc; be able to play -or week ne uere, ,
fore returned home yesterday. But Mutrle neca
f.pt fret about GlasscUck as long rs W hlster can
prut up the game he did Yesterday. Few snort
stops # auy, can do better work than did MI.
Whistle. He was at every point WHICH "ai''eu'
and banged the ball safely four times.
The New York team are always popular mere
aad considering the condition OF the weather YES
admission to Exposition Park TO see the Giants
tackle our tail end heroes. FOR SIX innings the
contest was one OF the most exciting. as the local
piayers persisted in keeping close, within RUIZ OF
iEC visitors At time Il locked aoilrs 10 c1ills
thar the home people would take tile lead. but they
suGdeEiv collapsed and after the sixth inning the
men from the East just girdeG up thelr lolns III"
left the home talent out OF sight. -
Mickey Welsh did not pitch a good game D! any
means. but he pitched winning one, ana maj nal was
fimes and allowed the bases to be filled by his
stcadiness But that avaied little as the Giants 10
nan particularly distinguishing themselves in the
iv-catching business. Many long MT was naDpeu
ssfe. clarke did very well behind the bat and al
together considering the visitors have TWO OF iee
10 the front yesterday.
Began the Fusillade.
In the first inning Tiernan and Connor gave
Baldwin 10 understand what he might expect from
them After two men We're out, Tiernar, the same
NJ. 7. who has been banging out home runs among
the Eastern and Western citizens, walked up 10
the plate and ysnked out a two-bagger TO mlulle
ielG. Then Roger Connor with DIN, hane; sent
out a triple tc right, scoring Ternan. Bieroauer
made a bad throw TO the plate, and COnnor scored
In the third. after Gore was out, Richardson got
his base on balls, and again T1erlan loolDed up.
This time he thumped out the sphere 10 tne rlgLI
field fence, and would have made 4 home run on II
mad he not slipped after passing third base. lie
vas as a result thrown out at the plate. After
two men were Uut in the fifth, richardson who
!ial reached hTst on life and had stolen second
ua Re.lIv's error scored on still anothec two
lage,.r by Mr.. TeTEan.
II. .ur scventh Richardson led off with single
ard reached second Oh Tiernan's out. Connor
lp,u made 4 single right and Richardson scored
tlillCT IaaGr wild throw Of o 'ROurIe's grounder
aud the lawyer safe. COnnor then stole third,
G'2sourke reaching second. and Bassett sacrifice
Whistler sWipsd out double to LEFT and O Rourke
scored single by Clark, scored Whistle. and
then Mickey Welsa struck out, ending quite
lively inning.
How We Got Our Five.
In the ninth Connor began with single and was
forced oiit At second or o Rourke's little hit. Bas
sett's tvvo-5agger and singles by Whistler and
t.sarke scored O'Bourke and Bassett.
Tie hone players got their first run in the second
inning on Haulou- 5 base on balls. Rely's single
and Berger s sacrifice. In the fourth another run
ygs made on HaulOn single and steal of second,
.s,illy's single and Baldwin's sacrifice. In the
sixth inning Maui got his base on balls Hanlon
Tie latter threw the bah wild TO first and both Maui
and HaulOn scored the error. Reilly reaching
laird. He left there as the next three men
won't OUT in order. Maul's three-haggCr and Han
.t1l's sacrifice scored the run in the eighth.
Ruiy WIS presented with pair of suspenders
r.nl played a gr2I: game. score: