Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-14
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Beckley's Bad Error.

For instance one time when two men were
ont the batter knocked up a foul fly and
Beckley got the ball into his hands, and,
strange to say, dropped it Beckley very
rarely. indeed. does a thing like that, but as
fate would have it he committed the blum
der and instead of the side being out two
runs were the result. And so it went on.
Bat King also pitched a very ragged and
unreliable game True, ms support WAS Dad,
but, as in Fridays game, when matters were
close, the first and last runs were the result
OF bases on balls. Looking at the game in
this light King couldn't very well complain
OF defeat.
The weather was excellent, lots of SUM-
shine and refreshing breeze. There were
l4O0 people present, and that wasn't bad
considering 1t was Monday. Once or twice
there was some enthusiasm among the spec
tators because OF the closeness of the score,
but the home talent performed with so
much unreiability that one was almost
afraid 20 shout. Reilly was the bright par
ticulaT star of the day. He 1ielded in very
brilliant style. and on one occasion Carroll
made splendid throw to the plate, heading
of runner.
The home players began in the first inning
as if they were going to gobble up Harry
Wright's lot without salt. Miller got his
base on balls and got to second and third on
q passed bail. Beckley then scored him on
n single to right and hit by Shugart and an
error by Allen scored Beckley. Two sacri-
fec hits by Bierbauer and Mack and Han
Ions single scored Shugart. In the next
inning Reilly led off with single and King
ENl His UdcS On DdilS- Il pdsSeu Odll, u SdcTl-
fee hit by Miller ard errors by Allen and
Clements scored both the runners. In the
sixth inning Aliens tumble allowed Carroll
TO reach first and he scored on the sacrifice
hits OF Reilly and King and Miller's single to
left. This tied the score and there was any
amount OF rejoicing.
How the Game Was Won.
The visitors made one in the first on Ham
ntons base on balls, a wild pitch and two
sacrifice hits In the third Gleason made a
were retired. Delehanty came with double
10 right, sending Gleason to third. A single
by Clements after he should nave been out
on a foul fly which Beckley dropped, scored
the two runs.
In the fourth inning Shindle led Off the
second half with a double to right and then
Browns fly was caught by Shugart. Allen
followed with fly to Miller, and the latter
dropped it. allowing Allen TO reach second
and Shindle scored. Gleason followed with
q hit to center and Allen scored Gleason 60
ing to second on the throw in. He stole
third and got home on wild throw to third
by Mack.
The score was tied until the ninth inning,
but in the eighth the home players had three
men on bases with two men out ShuQart
was at the bat and the best he could do was
10 knock a long fly, which Delehanty caught
and tire side was retired.
In the second half of the ninth inning
with the score tied, Clements led off and got
his base on balls. Then Myers fouled out to
on balls and Big Bill Brown ended the argu-
ment by cracking out a single past King into
center field. Clements scoring the winning
run. The score: