Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-14
THE BOSTONS AGAIN,
They Once More Trounce Our
Petted Sluggers in a
Lively Way.
NICE DOSE OF WHITEWASH
Donovan's Good Base-Running and
Hitting Cause Cheers.
THS BROOKLYNS ALSO DEFEATED,
Harry Wrights Phillies Beaten in Good
Game BY the COlOnels.
ALL THE BASEBALL NEWS OF INTEREST
The League Race.
BADLY TR0UNCED.
The Bcaneaters Once More ArtisticaIIy Do
Up Our Own SlugEers.

NP Sur oWn StuSSers.
rspEc1AL TELEGRAM TO THE prsPArcu,I
BOSTON, Sept 13-Pittsburg got badly
trounced again by Boston to-day in game
full of lively batting and at times brilliant
fielding. The element of luck entered largely
into the contest, and Dame Fortune smiled
only on the Beaneaters The most popular
feature OF the game was Donovan's desper-
ate effort to score for the Pittsburgs. Four
times he went to the bat and each time a
good clean hit was recorded. Three times
in succession did he dash for the plate only
to be headed off by marvellous throws from
the outfeld. Although the score was very
cne-sided, the contest was full of interest.
The first inning didn't give the Pittsburgs
much comfort
Some Costly Mistakes were Made.
The Bostons were booked for no runs, but
the visitors got ddose of the rattles at
an inopportune moment, and four runs were
scored without the least difficulty, not one
Of them being earned. Terry did not get
the kinks out of his arm until he had given
Long his base on balls. Mccarthy sent
hot one which evaded Becklev's clutch,
Bierbauer did well to stop it, but he had no
biAlt W LCIA ~; anu pOJD Icu were betle.
Duffy tried to sacrifice. but he sent the ball
directly into Uerry's hands, and Long was
forced cut at second Nash flied out
and the chances of run look
ed very small. Then Terry filled
the bases by giving Lowe four bad balls
Tucker hit ali erratic bounder which skipped
over Shugart's mead and Mccarthy scored,
leaving the bases filled Quinn sent a
similar bounder which went over Bier
oauer's outstretched hands and rolled out
into right field. Duffy ard Lowe scored
and Tucker reached third base Then Tucker
was enabled to score, thanks to Bierbauer's
wild throw to the plate. Nichols brought
the trouble to an end by striking out
In the Pittsburg's half, Miller flied out
to Long, then Donovan raped hot one
which Nash could not reach. He ran down
to second on Smiths foul fly to Bennett.
Donovan's Bold Ease Running
The latter made beautiful throw from
the pavilion to head him off, but he was too
late, and the ball taking a bad bound went
beyond Quinn, and Donovan kept on to the
plate Bat Duffy and Quinn made beauti-
ful throws and Donovan's plucky effort
was for naught. The fourth inning saw the
same BittsDurTerS again nailed at the plate.
Donovan opened the inning with clean
drive to center, and Smith larruped the
ball to right center for two bases.
Everybody chalked down run
i7r Pittsburg, but Duffy and
Long retired Donovan at the plate BY two
marvellous throws Charlie Farrell proved |
q strong bulwark Of defense for Pittsbure.
In the fifth inning, with only one out, Long
end Mccarthy hit safely, Duffy sent a |
scorcher to Farrell, which was captured,
and, after Long had been touched out, the |
bali was lined across the diamond in time 20 |
make pretty double play. In the last half |
OF the sixth Donovan was retired at the |
plate for the third time, after Kelly and |
Miller had been retired, The latter on a phe- |
nomeral play by Quinn. Donovan was |
cheered when he stepped to the bat in the |
eighth inning The score: