Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-15

was "corller" enough to go on record as
something unusual Those who saw, and 200
people paid to see it, certainly had lots of
fun for their money. Old-tlme slugglng,
base-running and lively fielding were all to
be seen, and at stages matters became so
close as far as the score was concerned, that
local patrous were on pins aud needles and
no mistake. Although the home players had
the score to in their favor the visitors
started to thump the ball so hard that home
prospects became very, very blue: dismal
in fact But that's just wha5 caused the fun and
the excitement.
The Giants although beaten by the comfortable
score OIL to-, are very dangerous people, and a.
any stage are liable to hop out and knock the tar
out ofeverything and everybody. 1t might have
been their lot to do yesterday as far as winning
the game was concerned. As twas
They Thumped Harry Staley
clean out of the box and Harry cannot yet under
stand how ii was done. BY doing so the visitors
came within an of tieing the score, and that's
when all the fun
1t is onlc fair to say that the Giants are some
what in difficulties. They haven't regular
catcher able enough to play, and two such old
standbys as Keefe and Welch are still not in form
but still Mutrie admitted last evening that he had
run up against very tough crowd Of ball players
siaIey was knocked out in the fifth inning and
King replaced him. In the fourth and fifth in
cluding three triples and three doubles. And what
IS worthy of note only two runs were made in the
double were made in-ik. Altogether ten hits were
made off Staley and two off King. The two were
ors' every run they made, shows that they were
ush the stick somewhat. The fielding of the
error. and that was drop of foul fly that did not
at all effect the game. The visitors fielding was
eXcuSable as the bali on both occasions took a bad
bound just as he was going to get hold of it:
when Hanlan got his base balls, Fields fol-
lowed with single to right, and Reilly's sacrifice
Staley cracked ouS single to middle, scoring them.
Miller Rext ma ie hit to righiand IderHans mans
10 reach third and Beckey second.
Pete Kept 1t Up.
Browning was the next to bang the ball out for a
bag. and Beckley and Miller scored. Carroll
raped out single and a passed ball allowed
Browning to tally.
In the fourth Carroll started off with hit, and
Bierbauer flew out to Bassett- Hanlon made
single and Carroll went 70 second. Fred tried to
pllfer third, but was nabbed eleverly. Hanlon
reached second on the out, and scored on Fields
single TO middle. After two hands were out in the
sixth Ifanlon and Fields got to first on balls, and
the two runs by a merry twO-bagger to left.
Staey's hit scored Reilly. life hit, Bassett's
a wild throw by 0'Rourke CARROTS single and two
fumbles by Richardson scored three more runs.
Some Terrific Slugging.
The visitors scored their first in the third on a
three-bagger by Whistler and long fly TO right by
Ewing Then came the awful fourth. After Rich
ardson out Tiernan sent at three-bagger to
middle and tried to make home run of it but was
nabbed at the plate. Then Glasscock made three
bagger and scored COnnor's double. Then
0'Rourke made three-bagger, scoring Glasscock.
Bassctt got his base on balls and Whistler flew out
In the next inning the Giants again pulrerized
Staley. Ewings double, Cores single Richard
sons sacrifice. Tiernan's double, and singles by
Glasscock and Connor, scored three more runs,
mai king the score TO z.
Staley was then removed and King went in to
pitch. The Giants were then settled. They only
made TWO more hits. singles. That In the
ninth. Ewing singled to left and Gore to CENTER
These with Richardson's sacrifice, score the runs
The score: