Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-06

hustled for. and Mark BaIdwin's pitching
had very much indeed to do with it. There
are some very useful citizens with the stick
in the Quaker City lot, but Mark had them
at his mercy YESTERDAY And the mos: re-
markablc thing of all was that he did not
send a man to base on balls. His pitching
was Just as good rs has been seen here for
MANY long day, and the notion of Manager
Buckenberger playing him as often as pos
sibfe seems to be good one Baldwin is
A First-class Pitcher,
and let nobody make any mistake about it.
He is Just as good as anybody when he is in
form, and his effort yesterday settles that
point.
The change in the team seemed to work
tolerably well Raymond had few cha noes
at third, but what he had he managed in a
highly satisfactory manner. He is evil
IDENTIFY good third baseman, being very
active and accurate on ground hits and a
clean and speedy throwef Charley Farrell
had no chances in his territory, but he has
been there before and has shown that he
can do his work there in. great style.
Outside of two very e1cusable errors by
Bierbauer and Shugart the fielding OF the
nome nlaVeTS was aQnllrdOle anu Ilelr gen.
eral play and Judgment was good
To be sure the mistakes o. the visitors
had much TO do with the result OF the game
The first four runs made by the home talent
were secured almost entirely by errors and
this was exceedingly diScouraging TO Carsey
who pitched in rare form. He is a capital
little pitcher. He kent base hits down
wonderfully, but when the ball was hit it
was at very opportune stages and this
helped thevictory materially.
Very Lively interruption.
In the fourth inning there was a halt
called because Cross went to bat before his
turn. On the score card Mulvey was ahead
of Cross, but Cross for the first two times at
bat went in ahead of MulveY In the
fourth inning, after Cross was thrown out at
first, Mulyev made hit, and then the um-
rire WAS appealed TO- This was long de-
lay. Gaftney declared the entire side ont,
bnt reconsiiercd his decision and declared
only NGlvey out. There was man out be-
fore Cross vent to bat of course. Cross was
given another try at bat, and Mulvev's
single did not count But in the second
inning Mul7ey went to the bat out of his
turn and. made .hrec-bagger, and then is
the time ne sl1onid have been called down.
His big nit yielded nothing. however.
There were about 900 people present,
and they enjoyed the game from start TO
finish Il Was not one-sded, and there al
ways appeared 10 be a hope for the visitors
This kept up the interest, but Baldwin kept
up his effectiveness to the end, and that
settled the matter.
In the second inning, after Farrell was
ont, Beckley knocked a fiy up above third
base. Mulvey tried for it. and it was SO
easy that Joe had great difficulty in drop.
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error Shagart made a sacrifice and Beck
ley reached third and scored on a splendid
single by Corkhill. Singles By Mack and
Baldwin scored Corkhill and two runs were
made.
More Timely Runs.
In the next inning Bierbauer led off and
got his base on balls. He reached second
on Raymond's sacrifice, and Farrell's
crounder was muffed by Allen, allowing
Farrell to reach first and Bierbauer third.
Beckley knocked a long fly to right center,
which Cross got in a very brilliant manner,
and Bierbauer scored on the throw in.
Shugart's single to center and a tumble bv
Cross scored Farrell.
Then the visitors took to making run or
two In the third inning Baldwin pitched
up an easy one to big Sam Thompson ard
Samuel cracked it square on the nose bang
ing the ball right to the right-center fence
for a clean home run. In the fifth inning,
after Allen and Carsey were out, Hamilton
was hit by pitched ball and of course stole
second. Thompson sent a very hot grounder
to Shugart and little "Shug" allowed the
ball to get past him. Hamilton scored and
that is all the runs the visitors got in the
game.
In the sixth inning Becklev led off with
splendid three-bagger to the right-ffeld
fence and scored on Shugart's single to GEN.
ter field. That ended all the run getting.
The score: