Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-02
HE PITCHED VERY WELL.

N-iau pitched an excellent game, but he
made some bad mistakes and had three wild
pitches two of which were costly. With
these exceptions he did well and the slug
gers could do very little with him. At Jh =
early pars of the game he ought to have
been disc ,uraged because of the wretched
support gwen him, but he held himself well
together ard at one time ii looked as ii his
side mad / coed chance to win.
Aside from the bases on balls King did
wei, alSh. II" was IL gOoc form. barring his
wildresS and wheE he got the ball over the
plate he gsn .raliy had the batters in diff
Culties Bat lie cos not possibly have had
better support as his colleagues did not
make an error. Miller again was a hero for
the time being by catching, in remarkable
manner, long foul fly beyond the end OF
the lefu field bleachers He was presented
with q box Of cigars But Miller'S catch,
brilliant as il was deemed. was not so re-
IBarl5able as a one-handed catch made by
Denny. fhs latter was running at full
speed and Just caught the foul fly with one
hand Ii few feet from the left field bleachers.
II was. indeed, a great feat, and he was
cheercd heartily for it.
Newell; was AT third for the home team as
Reilly had his leg injured IN the dressing
room before the game started He was
standing on a chair and slipped of, cutting
his leg. but not very badly At one stage of
the game Newell alleged that Tebeau
THREW DIRT IN HIS EYES
While man was running to third. Tebeau
ball playing" Certainly if Tebeau did what
was claimed he should be reprimanded, but
home partisans should not forget that the
example Of doing questionable tricks is
often set by one or two members of the
home team.
IN the first inning after Hanlon was out
Shuga1t got his base on balls and reached
third on Johnson's mutf of Beckley's fly to
hight field. 4 wild pitch scored Shugart and
Bcclley went to third. The latter scored on
T.. nf In
fshe fourth inning Mack led off and knocked
al easy grOunder to Mexican. The latter
made a most miserable throw to first and
acted as ii he didr t care. As result Mack
got to first all right and scored on Carroll's
sacrifice and NeweIl's single to center.
in the sixth inning Mack led off again and
made single to left garden and got to sec
ond on a wild throw by Niau. Berbauer
knocked an easy one TO Viau, and the latter
made very bad throw to second to head Off
Mack. acrif1ce and another wild throw
by Mexican scored Mack.
In the ninth after King was out Hanlon
made n good single to middle, Shugart was
hit by pitched ball and a passed ball en-
nbled the Two runners to get to second and
third. Beckley got his base on balls and
Miller acrifce scored Hanlon. Mack made
q clean single 80 left and Shugart and Beck
ley scored. This ended the run-getting of
the home players.
The fifth inning was reached before the
visitors scored. johnson led off with a
single and got to second on Virtues sacrifice
and TO third on a scratch hit by MeAleer. A
passed ball sent the runner home.
GOT ONE AT A TINE.
In the seventh inning after Chi,ds was out
Mexican got his base on balls and went to
second on JOhnson'S sacrifice TeJeau's
SiuEle to lett sent the run in. In the eighth
inning McAleer got his base on balls and
Denny struck out. In the meantime Nc
Aleer had pilfered both second and third
and he scored on the long fly of Eiau to Mil
Ter. Childs made q single and Mexican got
his base on balls, filling the bases. There
was much excitement when johnson
stepped up to the plate. He knocked a hot
Crounder beyond first base and Beckley got
il in great style, retiring the side. There
were ,. 100 people present. Score: