Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-12

clean
brilliant manner. So clean was everything
done that the Phillies did not get man
across the plate during the entire nine inn
fnrs Goodness knows they tried hard
enough, but Mark Baldwin was out with
blood in his eve; he had the insult of Wednes-
day to wipe out and he did it. He
Pitched an Admirable Game
and he was supported in magnificent style.
Mark pitched with a vigor and confidence
that betokened victory from the start, and
he gave the visitors no quarter. An unusual
thing with him, he only gave one man his
base on balls.
Itisa long time since the homo players
performed so well in the field. They simply
nabbed everything that came their way, and
the one error credited to their side was be-
cause Baldwin allowed slow-rolling thrown
ball to pass him in the diamond, and Ham1l-
ton went TO second on the very singular
error. The team played as II they we're IN
terested in the game and as If they were all
determined to help each other. This spirit
has to q great extent been absent hereto
fore, and if oficious people VIII only keep
their hands OF the boys will come out all
right. Little Shugart. seemed TO inspire
everybody with confidence, and his playing
was OF a very brilliant kind 1t seems as II
Manager Hanlon has discovered champion
at last, for to Uanlon belongs whatever
credit there may be in getting Shugart here.
The little Westerner not only helded in
brilliant style but he raised the enthusiasm
OF the 1900 people who were in the park to
the highest notch when he banged
out one of the prettiest home runs
ever seen on the home grounds. 1t was,
indeed, corking hit right to the left field
fence. The ball was q straight line nit clean
over Hamilton'S head, and that very swift
fielder couldn't to save his lie stop Shugart
from getting round the bases. The hit was
q splendid one.
The visitors played very well, but they
couldn't nit Baldwin, and that told the story
against them. Thornton started to pitch
and continued in the box for SIX innings,
during which time nine runs tseven earned
ones) were made OF his delivery.
The Fits Were Timely.
The hits were not extremely numerous,
but they were timely, and the home team
played splendidly together. When it was
apparent that the visitors would be
beaten Manager Wright took Thornton
ont and put in one of the colts. Mr.;
Savior. to pitch, and Gray replaced
Clements behind the bat. For two innings
Savior. who is n left-handed youth, kept
q clean record as far as hits were concerned.
In the ninth inning when two men were out
BeChley made a single and Shugart, who
batted right-handed sent Beckley home on
q homer and scored himself 1t is likely that
had the game been young Mr.. SaylOr would
have been touched up very merrily before
the siuTgcrs got through with him.
Neither side scored in the first inning, but
in the second the home players began to do
business in earnest. Bierbauer started the
inning by making a fine single to left field
and then Thorton performed the difficult
feat OF hitting Mack with Il pitched
ball. This put two men on bases. Han
Ion came next and made a beautiful bunt and
reached first in safety. Then Carroll APP
peared and landed nice hit cleverly over
the top of Aliens head and Bierbauer scored.
Reilly then cracked out a little safe nit to
third base and Mack scored. Baldwin fol-
lowed with long fly TO Hamilton and Han
Ion scored on the throw in. Miller knocked
fly into Shindle's hands, but
Beckley Came TO the Front
and thumped out a two-bagger to right,
scoring Carroll and Reilly. Beckley was put
out trying to make third.
In the fifth inning Baldwin started off with
q single TO center 1ield and Miller cracked
out another to left. Beckley followed with
still another 10 center and Baldwin scored,
Miller and BeckIey landing on third and
second. Shugart few out to Delehanty and
Bierbauer sent out good single to left scor-
ing Miller, and Macl's sacrifice scored Beck
lev. In the sixth inning after Carroll was
ont Reilly banged out a triple to left and
ultimately scored on lie tumble of Allen.
In the ninth inning aZ;af two men were out
Beckley made single to center and scored
on Shuzart home run.
The contest was of a very pleasant nature |
and free from any kicking. The score: