Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-25
MARK WENT TO PIECES.
Our Star Twirler Struck an Unlucky Stage
and Anson's Youngsters Got Well
Played Game - Our Singers Do Some
Good Fielding and Adrian Got a Scudoff

Our Star Twirler Struck an Unlucly Stage
and Anson's Youngsters Got a Well
Played Game - Our SIuggers Do Some
Good Fielding, and Adrian Got a Scndoff.
CHICAGO, Sept aI-[SpecidL ]-Thrce thou
Iand people witnessed Captain Ansen at
home to-day, and he was given such a cor
dial reception that he won a creditable
game from the Pirates. For six innings the
game was as hot as the temperature, and
extremely interesting to look at. 1t was a
tie up to the seventh, and then Baldwin
went to pieces, and with bases on balls and
lucky hits, the Chicagos won the game. In
the fourth inning Vickery was taken out on
account of a sore hand, and Hutchinson was
substituted. The fielding work of the Pitts
burgs was good throughout, Corl1hill making
two magnificent running catches in the
third,and REILLY and Bierbauer playing with
a vim that made Mr.. Anson perspire to an
extent not called for by the temperature.
At the bat Beckley led with a home run, a
triple and single, all run producers. Schri-
ver's catching was the best feature on the
Chicago side. This is how the runs were
made:
HOW THE RUNS WERE MADE
Bierbauer, the first man up, landed square
ly on the ball, dropping it in short center
just out of Eyan's reach. Then Shugart
popped up foul fly. which Burns got Mil
Ter flied out to Ryan. Then it was that
Becl1ey smashed the first curve that Wick
cry pitched and slammed it out of the car
rage drive. lie reached third and died
there. 1t looked like several runs for the
Pirates in the second Lnlly WAS hit by
klckery, Reilly was given a life on Burns
tumble, and Corllh1ll's sacrifice advanced
them both base. Baldwin fired one at
Burns, but he threw low to Anson and the
bases were full. But Bierbauer struck out
Frnaser =
The Pirates got another through generosity
in the fourth Reilly hit. went to second on
a passed ball and came home on n wild
pitch. When the visitors came up in the
fifth Chicago was two runs ahead. Shu art
poked q double into left and Miller sacrificed
him to third. Beclllev already had triple
hut he wanted a homer, for he pushed the
ball into the carriages and scored the tieing
run. Pittsburg was unable to score another
ruE. This is how Chicago won the game: In
the first Ryan reached first on Bierbauers
JuGglc. Cooncy sacrificed and Dahlen got
four bad balls.
ANSON WAS DOUBLED UP.
Anson started a grounder to Bierbauer,
and was doubled up with Dahlen. The first
tally came in the third. After Yickery's out
Ryan singled, and Cooncy lined the sphere
along the line over third. Dahlen forced
Cooney Mt second, and Ryan scored on
Anson's clean hit. Three more came in the
fourth. Carroll struck out. Burns wanted
to close the season with better than a
double so he drew on Mark Baldwin for a
homer Then Pfeiffer singled, and Schriver
landed n triple just inside the right field.
Hutchinson was given 4 life on Schriver's
rundown between home and third and
scored on Ryan's smashing drive into left
Then in the seventh, after Dahlen had been
retired by Beckley, Anson plucked his Sec
Ond hit. About this time darkness began 70
settle over the diamond. The spectators
could hardly sec the ball. Baldwin became |
rattlcd, ana handed Carroll and Burns four
bad balls each. 1t was now or never, and