The sun., 1891-06-11
PITTSBURGH, "A; NEW YORK.

There wero 1639 uncomfortable spectators
Ut the Polo grounds yesterday afternoon. The
uneasincss manifested itself shortly after 4
O'Clock and continued till after o'clock. Tho
cause Of the discomfort was tho great di1i-
Guilty experienced by tall young man named
Ewing in pitching the ball so that 1t would not
collide with Pittsburgh bat. Tho New Yorks
put up fine game in the field. but there was a
leak In the box that swamped their chances VI
victory.
Tho local hitters began at the bat. and Tier
nan started the fun with flno two-baser to
right. A passed ball helped him to second.
Richardson's fv was taken by Reilly Glass
cock bit to Berger, who threw low to first. and
Tiernsn came home, while Glasscock was safe.
Connor hit fly TO Browning. Glasscock.
thinking the hit was safe. had started for Soc
end. and was nearly there when the ball was
caught. Browning thought the third man
was out md held the ball until too late
TO catch Glasscock. ORourke was retired
at first One run was . pretty good
etart. and New Workers felt confident.
Then 1t was that Ewins's tall nguro loomed up
in the pitcner's boz. He had not been there
TeSn oS wsn to st es on snl
6slls Browni9s hit swift pH single to .lFh, ,hla
$scEiey scored, Browning going 10 third;
seored sos oS Mack taRpr seeonI @ Miller
ssasnr hd Sf Mer ans scns sseoni
s1ss to ia % and MiisS NJ % same ni hSms %i1i
snd there was wild cheer Of delight Calvin
t wseE to Ewing and was out at rsI
ran to first on four balls. 1t being the second
bad pail pitched to Carroll Arr 90. past Clarke and
homo. There was a howl from the spectators.
and the home players protested; but the de-
Ing f thas s The 81 base runner shall be entiled TO
ono base il the ball pnsses the catcher
ninety niue ~ feet from mi the home plate Carroll stole
eeeond. and scored when Beckley came to the
BIZ bsss t 81 Bsolss
vas oS.. and the " Spectators famed their
IoSsysr no one was coma E for WAS
h spits IL the bis lesd ., lie Pittsburahs. When,
the second Inning eonsid rable disgust was
expressed and calls for sharrott and Keefe
81 slvins BEovnine, a base On balls. and Mack
followed with single Maui,s ont Ht, nt M first @ ad-
ssSe
h ss r9P hm a The f9Sk nat
Striking out ara Calvin perishing at ar:t
Singles BY Miller and Reilly and sacrifices by
Berger and Calvin yielded another run in the
In the fifth Beckley opened with single and
B2owSnas to asd s o
>. ::sss {? ss ss ;eS1ss
Ihs Pit.sburshs Rade their list run Of the
On balls. ana when he ran for SECOND Clarke
thrbw tho ball into centre field. Mack coming
Only once during tho game did tho New
IN the fourth inning. 0'Rourke opened with
He. was unable to recover sufficiently 70
have caught o'Kourks, who, had started
O'Rourke. took second on a wild pitch. and
stole third. fromfwhence he scored on Bassetts
clean SINGLE Clarke followed with a smash
Ing triple to left. sending Basse,t, to the plato
aud came home on Ewings sacrifice. Tiernan
sent ny that Berger caught.
In tho eighth. O'ltourke's snale q steal OF
second. and Bas seett's base hit yielded a run.
and In the ninth TIernan made the champion
hit OF the game. a terrific home run drive
through the right fed ropes The score: