Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-28

after the game.
ITS strange these Pittsburgers don't
play this kind of a game against Chicago.
II the Pittsburgers would only serve all of
US alike we wouldn't grumble."
But Pittsburg's team have always been
provcrhial for knocking the pennan5aspira-
tfon of other people into the shape of
three-cocl1ed hat. 1t seems as if their inten-
zion is to keep up their record this year, be-
cause they are beyond all doubt playing an
extraordinary game.
DIDN'T ENTHUSE MUCH.
Yesterdays contest for more than half of
1t was a somewhat tame affair. 1t was APP
parent that the Giants were not imparting
that amount OF ginger into their work that
has formerly characterized them. They did
not by any means display that buoyancy
and confidence that used to be seen in the
great Giants. The truth is that yesterday
they gave indications that til v knew they
were going to be defeated. The great OBJ
sraClc in their way was that Silverhaired
Young mnn, King. He did the pitching for
the home players and the visitors could no
more find his measure than "a monkey can
sing Annie Rooney That was the feature
that manager Mutrie complained Of He
said: The boys willshave to do some more
hitting if We are to win
Bob Barr was in the box for the visitors
and while he did not pitch brilliant game
le did not pitch very bad one. Lots of
hits were made of his pitching, but many of
them were bunts and were intended for sac
TifiCc hits. Barr showed great nerve at
stages and particularly in the eighth inning,
when he had three men on bases almost DUR
ing the entire inning. But he pitched in
way that gave one the idea that he must not
face the Pittburgers too often. He was well
supported.
SOME BRILLIANT WORK.
OF the local players Lally and Miller
played in 1irst-class style. Both men made
catches of the most brilliant kind and Ward
also made a very good impression. Lally
had on his batting clothes and was cheered.
OF course Reilly wasthe recipient Of another
present, and this time he was presented
with a little bat.
The home team began run-getting in the
first inning. Bierbauer led OFF with a lively
single TO center field and Shugart's foul fly,
which was caught by Buckley. allowed Bier
bauer to reach second. Miller followed with
another fine single to center and Bierbauer
scored. Beckley's sacrifice sent Miller to
second and Lally's single sent Miller to
third. Ward made single TO right and Mil
Ter scored, Lally going to third. Ward made
mn effort to steal second, and while he was
doing so Lally attempted to score but was
thrown ont at the plate by Richardson.
In the sixth inning, after Miller was out,
Beckley made single and scored on Lally's
three-bagger to LETT field.
THEY SCORED A RUN.
In the second half Tiernan led off with a
single TO- middle and O'Rourke followed
with liner TO right. Lally tried to catch
the ball, but failed and the ball bounded
away. This allowed Tiernan to reach third
and Ially made Il wild throw, which enabled
Ilernan to score and o'Iourke to reach
third.
in the eighth inning Shugnrt led off and
there were nine men at bat. Shugart made
= single, Miller got his base on balls, Beck
lev reached first on u bad throw by Barr
which scored Shugart. Lally WIS hit by
pitched ball. filling the bases, and Wards
little single scored Miller Reilly struck
out and Corkhill's single scored Beckley and
LallY. The score: ...