Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-29

and outfelded, but they were favored by
getting in a hit or two at the right time.
KING DID FAIRLY WELL.
King pitched for the local team and al
though he is now in possession of his re-
lease he pitched a tolerably fair game. II
was not one of his best because he sent toe
many men to base on balls. Besides this
Miller had an off day and the two combined
did very much to bring about defeat Han
Ion PLAYED brilliant game in left field and
and as usual Shugart played short to the
Queens taste.
Mullane's pitching was not bv far the
best that he has done here but he prevented
hits Just at stages when they would have
counted most. For instance in the eighth
inning when a single would have at least
tied the score he braced up and struck out
his first man-King. The fielding of the
visitors was not good and Manager LOTUS
ought TO blush little when he attempts to
point out the short comings OF any other
teams as long as he is responsible for such a
rag-tag and bob-tail lot as he is trolling
around the country. There is scarcely a
semblance of discipline among them and
during yesterdays game Captain Latham S
orders were invariably laughed at by the
players 10 whom they were addressed.
THEY STARTED TO SCORE.
In the first inning the visitors scored.
NcPhee made single to center and Latham
got his base on balls Sacrifices by Halli-
"a, and Holiday sent McPhee home. In
the third inning the visitors Tailed two
more. McPhee led off and got his base on
balls: Latham made a single and so did
Halligan. Holiday struck out and John
Reilly made a sacrifice hit and all these
things combined netted two runs
EsIn the fourth inning the home PLAYERS
scored two. After Miller had been retired
Shugart made single and scored on
Miller's double to left field. Riley fumbled
the hall and Miller got home before Long
John could get it thrown home
The visitors made one in their half and
went TO the front again by two runs. After
Smith had been put out Harrington went
to first on balls aud got to second on a
passed ball Mullane's single scored the
run.
In the fifth the home players scored again.
Reilly led off and was retired at first. Cork
hill made single and Kings sacrifice sent
him to second A tumble by Smith and
Shugart's single sent Corkhill home.
WENT FURTHER AHEAD.
Then came the sixth inning and the visi-
tors made two more runs. After two men
were out McPhee got his base on balls and
stole second He scored on Latham's two
bagger Latham stole third and scored on
a wild throw by Miller.
In the eight inning Miller was put out at
first and Beckley made a single. Hanlon
sent fly TO Reilly and was out. Lally
made single and Latham's tumble allowed
Reilly to reach first and Beckley to score
Corkhill followed with single to right and
I.aliy scored, Halligan's tumble allowing
Reilly to reach third and Corkhill to get to
second. King was next at bat, and single
meant tvs runs almost certain. but he
struck out
During the last inning Maui took the
place Of Lally who had injured himself
little in running TO base The two teams
in their present condition are likely to
make some lively sport to-day and to-mor-
row. The score: