The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-07

NEW YORK. S; Pl1TsnuRou. G.

Tina rutshurrhs iet conlldent OF winning.
rr"yidinr hey could hit that man kusie.
During tho timo previous o,,s 70 the 6sginning OF
TN gathered in groups OF two and three and
cave sach other valuable hints on the est
lnr hods Of nak,nS t, sn Wni.o nns!s was IN
Ms Si ,uii tie to Miller. While the Now YORK;
, wsIs cn S'' about Tim and isepm ns
sif.d Of sTi. VIII, p,s sa ns,,x stand . w
wh s s n he expanded his chest and ipoL I'd
very wy tiercs. Ey-mannger haulon stood
on the outsairis Of the mass meeting with
Alter shaking hands all around ami assuring
each other that Rusie would shortly b. tho
euet mournef at surprise natty. the Pitts
worI. Mean while Rusie. all unconscious OF
the plo. :. wreck his rsnntation as pitcher:
s%1f IN sM st Shes o Il and I'D
latter was hopping around like chicken on .
bet stove.
susss lie t to Apply G hs b "e soms s.
%! 20" eo at pS AZ H.. base &i!ss SoWi.d
shouted from he bench. The burden Of their
tail sirOnt. !imbed young man from In:
40 'i iss. the human eys could not foIov 1T It.
loIks hitting Baldwin sufficiently hard 10 win.
lrn. but be ia not troubled with a glass eye.
snd again WAS the absolute necessity!f bis
.ses II tue team 10 ~ Although
Fitted the visitors to tie the score in the eighth.
-. his untunE enabled the New fork- TO win
I.hining example OF scientific fitting. and The
influence he exert, IN steadyinG the ~ lay. can
no, be estimated too highly. Richardson's
work at short was magnificent a. was also
There WAS some very ragged work and ,alao
some exceptionally militant play " both
each Team was equally favored. and the game
At whole was one that keLt the l.6l3 specla.
aus mu "" SoEnors line hit on which
the rupner got to second; and Buckley,s single
hist on Shuearts and i'eckley's bases IN Balls.
and u bad throw 10 centre field BY Buckley.
lp the bird the PittsonrGhs got to tho front
balls. Slms.rt's smash to righ, Tor three bases.
"Ukourke started the fourth inning CALAMITY.
while Maui was .nokinc around in the treSs
after Tho sphere the hitter made the circniI.
There was nobody to follow " RourEe's good
In the nth the -Pi;t.burghs punched their
error; rItns mi WI Marx BaLwn's rudy face
ok he fsw G Mr 0sd 5
BY fumbllng Buckley's rrounder and tho,
making high throw TO first. The runner tRk.
Y Y second luse >eut n fly to Hanlon At
THIS point Baldwin became 30 ncwhat fustpred,
and sent Gore and Tiarnan 10 ilTst on balls.
Then Rich rdaons swift gronndsr got rRss
6hugart, buckley and Gore scoring. TierpNu
rsHchinG third, irum whence Ia scored on
With an out ut first.
The Now Works held the lead I'm Il! tho eighth.
when BUCKS porcelain arm got MIN into
EouD.e. Becsley had struck out, aud Miller
n:ade corking thr"s baser to left. Mnck nit
20 Ewing. who had an easy ont ut tho plate,
oat low throw spoiled all. the inner scoring,
4 pretty double MAY by Rusie. Eichnrd son, and
Coonor nut the siis out.
Nothing was done by either side IN tbs
nlntl hut In tho tenth the New lo,ks can.
tnred tho cnme with Il rush. Ki"hnrd ON got
70 arst Oh balls; and ~ giit-edge base running
s ot ~ around to iiid OH o kourks's out At
n.st. Sonnor was also sent TO first on balls,
EEo.!' I'll: in,!'I!sIs had come In CLOSE
earye 0 on ,h Sst end hlw" 81 ,.p'TsS Wd.
nna ssnt !he tall whstlinc down the right foul
w llke q iinsl, 10 pro 1t was Heided 10 Rich.
S,oson ned second, Conner was ut third. ard
living ats..cond. Ea-se;t was equal 10 the o..
S Sasion. ND With "lcnu single TO lott landed
Sonnor and Ewing ~ tho plate. Buckley and
nusle retired on flies hut the game wa. won,
naa hy as pretty IN exhibition OF scientific hit.
"ng ~ one could desirs TO so,.
Inc tlttsburghs made some trouble In tho
s.n,n' danlon opened with a single and etoie
sTsNHn saJ. Shnsalt ant Bcekl-y struck ont. but
S HiMS! sent !ianlon homo with Il single. MSci;
sc sS ~ nrs'' AID the game was eIdeI. :! he