Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-26

noon when they made Umpire Mitchell's
life very miserable indeed, and he threat
ened to fine Latham and Vaughn several
times. The trouble was probably made
greater because fines were not sufficiently
imposed. Mitchell umpired very good
game beyond any doubt, and the visitors
made their kicking because they were los
ing.
Got the Worth of Their Money.
There were 5, 300 people in the park, and
thev had the full worth of every penny of
their money. 1t was rattling game from
first to last As far as the home sluggers
were concerned, it was a real home run
game, because six of their seven runs were
made br home run hits. Miller and Bier
bauer certainly did bang the bali about the
field, and Tony Mullane was very weary
looking mortal after the second home run
thump had been administered. That made
Tony weaker beyond all question, because
he went to work and gave two men bases on
balls Immediately afterward.
The Reds with Comiskey are one thing
and without Com;skey quite another. Were
be to be severed from them for the balance
OF the season they would probably get
among the tail-enders in quick order. He
steadics them and above ali curbs their very
loose conduct on the field. They cannot
sgree among themselves when Comiskey is
not among them and YESTERDAY Pete Brown
ing was retired from the game because he
did not act in way suitable to Latham.
This incident happened in the fifth inning.
where Pete Made a Mistake.
The visitors had three men on bases and
nobody was out. Pete Knocked grounder
a. bn 7 at th1rn at he
plate and Pete did not seem to care about
running to first and he was easily thrown
out at that bag by Miller. This caused
howls among the Reds and nothing short of
Pete's scalp would do. The side was re-
tired without run and Pete was ordered to
the bench and Dwyer went into center
field.
Ehret pitched very fine game after the
first inning. ct tie start off "Red" was
not only little wild but be was some
thing of a mark. He gave base on balls
and four singles were recorded against him.
But after that stage WAS passed he did very
well indeed, and pitched winning ball. He
seems to be getting into his best form, and
when he reaches that stage he is just as
good as anybody who pitches bali.
The visitors started out in great style.
McPhee led off with single to left and
then Latham got TO first on a wild throw by
Ehret, McPhee going to third. O'Neill's
long 1y to Corkhill scored McPhee, and
Holiday got his base on balls In trying
to steal third Latham was put out and
Browning's single sent Holiday to third
Vaughn and Smith each made a single,
HOLIDAYS run getting in and the bases
were filed. Murphy struck out and re-
tired the side.
Our Singers Took tho Lead
In the third inning the home players
took the lead amid great cheering aud ex-
citement. Elmer Smith led off and made a
single to right Corkhill tried to sacrifice
and knocked up little foul fiy which
Murphy caught Ehret made a single to
left, and then Miller walked mp and took a
look toward the left center Ience. George
got his eve on a fine bail and banged it
square on the nose, and il went fiving close
over Shortstop Smiths head. and never
stopped until it struck the left center fence,
and Miller never stopped until he reached
home with two runs ahead OF him. 1t was
a terrific drive
In the sixth inning Berbauer led off with
hit. He ought to have been forced ont at
second by Shusart's grouEder, but McPhee
mufed George Smiths threw. Beckley
made single to center, filling the bases.
Farrell iouled out, and Donavan's sacrifice
scored Bierbauer.
In the seventh the visitors scored on Nc
Phee's three-bagger and Holidays sacri-
fee.
in the ninth inning Smith led of and got
his base on balls Corkhill tried again to
sacrifice and went out on a little foul 6y.
Ehret also went out OF a fly to O'Neiil and
then Miller got his base on balls. With
two men out and two on bases Bierbauer
faced Antonio Mullaae and whacked the
7 =
run, scoring three runs Shugart got to
first On a muffed throw by Vaughn, and then
Beckley ana Farrell were sent to base on
balls, filling the bases. Donsvan knocked
a Hy to O'Neill, retiring the side. The
score:
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