Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-30

up a glorious week for the Vlctors. There
is no DENYING the fact that Manager McGun-
nigle has the team doing great things just
now. He deserves all the credit that can be
given him, because no man could have
worked harder 10 get the team into playing
form, and he may now rest assured that the
local c-anks and fans have him as an
idol.
A DEL IGHTFD CROWD.
There We're :, ,S27 people present and never
a MON delighted crowd witnessed a ball
game The home players began in a way
that left little or no doubt as to what the re-
suit would he. In fairness it may be said
that the Giants are in n wrecked condition
generally speaking. Long John Ewing is
unable to pitch and young Arthur Garrison
MAS put in To do the twirling. 1t WAS soon
disc )vcrCd that Arthur was not the man for
the position as in three innings eight runs
were scored against him. In that time six
big hits we're made. four wild pitches and
four bases on balls; then Barr replaced him
bCt the game was won then by the home
team.
Cid sport Calvin was in the box for the
home talent and Jc"ms never did better.
Tic sixth inning WAS reached before hit was
made IL his delivery and the ninth inning
WIS reached before a TuE was made by the
visitors. Up to that point the interest in the
game was centered in the question as to
whether OF not tie Giants would be shut
out. But the first run of the Giants was
made in a remarkable way. Tiernan led OFF
the inning and he cracked tho ball fairly on
taC nose and it went sailing over the right
field renee FOR the first time since the
grounds were opened. The hit was, indeed,
cheers for the feat. Then Connor made Il
double and Richardson followed with &
single and Connor scored on O'Rourke's sac
riflcc.
SOME BRILLIANT WORK.
Although the contest was one-siGaG, there
waskumc brilliant paying done in it. Shu-
part's work was remarkably :.ood and the
little fellow WAS well ;tpplauded. Corkhili,
Inlly and Ward made great catches, and to
make long story short, McGunnigle's men
OGtplayed thc Giants at every point and
scored thoir eighth victory out of the last
nine games.
Ia the 1ilst inning Bierbauer flied out to
1icrnsn and ShuCart got hi6 base on balls.
Miller whacked ont . triple TO left, Becklcy
sent single to right; two bases on balls fol-
lowed, i life hit and another single. In the
meantime there were two wild pitches and
passed ball, and all these things combined
five great blg runs. In the next inning Bier
bauer led OF with Il double and Shugart
again got his base on balls. A tumble by Bas-
seJt and wild pitch scored Shugart after
Birrbauer aud Beckley had been retired on
double play.
KNCBKED CLARKSOS OUT.
In the third inning Ward led Off with
single and Reilly was retired on a foul fly by
Bassct". Richardson's tumble allowed Cork
siII TO reach first and Galvir followed with
a single TO left. Bierbau made a single,
and, as result two more ruT were scored
Fam the end of the third inning on Barr
did the pitching and did fairly well In the
sixth inning Beckley made single and
Lal!y double, and these, with Reillys
sing scored two runs.
In the eighth inning, after Beckley was
out, La!ly made a single, Ward got his base
on balls and COrkhilrs single scored Lally.
The score: