Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-13
DROPPED A NOTCH,
The Pittsburgs Lose to the
BostOns and Tumble Into
Third Place.
MARK BALDWIN DID IT.
Red Ehret Keeps the Bean Eaters
Down for Seven Innings.
SPIDERS NEARLY WHITEWASHED.
McAleer Saves Them by knocking Out the
Only Home Run.
THE EASTERN TEAMS MOSTLY WIN
THE EASTERN TEAMS MOSTLY WIN
The League Race.
BALDWIN COULDN'T PITCH.
He Failed TO Fool the Bean Eaters and
They Took the Gamc.

He Failed TO Fool the Bean Eaters and
They Took the Came
BOSTON, Sept. 12.-[S Special with rat
tling fire of base hits the Bean
Eaters rushed upon the sturdy repre-
sentatives of Pittsburg to-day, and in
two short innings regained the sec
ond place in the baseball fight After Mark
Baldwin had been tortured until life was a
burden in these two innings, Ehret took his
place and mighty change came over the
spirit of the champions dreams Hits were
scarce and runs were even scarcer. Bar
ring those first two innings it was tie
game, and struggle which was well worth
watching.
There was some wonderful fielding by
players on both sides. Bierbauer, Nash
and Quinn especially distinguished them.
selves. Joe Kelly's Cambridge friends were
out in force, and when he stepped up to
The bat in the third inning he received a
handsome gold watch and big floral piece
as evidence of their good opinion Of him.
how They Lost second ace.
This is the manner in which the Pitts
burgs lost second place, as has been stated:
Mark Baldwin's efforts ended in disastrous
failure Long opened with a single, and
got to second on Shugart's tumble OF Nc
Carthy's hit, but was caught In an attempt
to steal third.
The latter stole second, and then the fun
began. Duffy and Camel picked out
singles, and Nash got in two-bagger,
everybody else scoring. Nash scored a
minute later on fuckers single, after Bier
bauer had attended to Lowe
Long started in again and was safe on
FarrelPs tumble. Mccarthy and Duffy hit
safely and the bases were filled. Camel
sacrificed and Long scored, and then Nash
again cleared the bases with a three
bagger This time Nash himself scored on
fuckers sacrifice. That settled Brother
Baldwin.
Too Late to Make Fight
The Pittsburgs had been shut out in the
second inning by pretty double play, but
in the third they resumed business with
enthusiasm. Ehret signalized his appear
ance BY dropping a safe one in left field.
Joe Kelly flied out. Then Miller gave
Nash a hot one which was fumbled and
both runners were advanced by Donovan's
sacrifice. Smith and Shugart each hit
safely and each sent in run.
In the fifth inning the Bostons came near
scoring. In the sixth inning the Bostons
made another bid for run, but double
play bv Shugart, Bierbauer and Miller pre-
vented. In the sixth inning, also, the
Pittsburgs got men on third and second
bases, but their two hits did no good.
Lively fielding by the visitors held the
Bostons down to one run in the seventh,
and FarrelPs wild throw let that in. 1t
was a battle royal on both sides now, with
the Pittsburgs having shade the best of it.
The Bostons got in two runs in athe ninth,
thanks to Ehret's wildness, but the game
was theirs anyway. so it made no material
differe nee The score: