Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-08

inning sooner the result might have been
otherwise. Ehret was on the card to pitch
and it might have been we'll if the pro-
gramme had been carried out
But everything was done for the best.
Even with Terry's poor work the runs could
have been kept down if Farrell had not
made two bad throws to first base. 1t is
only fair to say, however, that Farrell's
mistakes were very e1cusable as the wild
throws were made after he had stopped two
very hot grounders
Terry Was in Very Poor Form.
Terry was in very poor pitching form; he
lacked speed and was very unsteady. That
was the cause of all the trouble. Ehret went
in to pitch at the fifth inning, and he
stopped the run getting as far as the visitors
were concerned. After he went in there was
hopes of local victory once or twice, but
the hopes were blighted- Miller played
short as Shugart was unable to play on ac-
count of an injured back. George did fairly
we'll
Tim Keefe started in to pitch for the visi-
tors, but he, too, retired at the end of the
fourth inning. 1t was well that he did, be-
cause the home sluggers were commencing
tc size Timothy up. The veteran manager
of the Phillies, however, saw how matters
stood, and he took Timothy out and put
little Carsey in. The latter is quite a
twirler, and our sluggers only made three
hits off his delivery during the five innings
they faced him. But remarkable fielding
saved him from de eat, because in the ninth
inning Bierbauer and Beckley knocked the
ball so lar away that few people thought the
helders would get near it =
Hamiton's Very Brilliant Catch.
Bierbauer's long drive to left was caught
by Hamilton in fine style, and had the ball
not been caught Bierbauer would have
made home run, sending IN a run ahead
of him. Thompson also made a splendid
etch of Beckley's long hit and that ended
the game.
Donovan played brilliant game at bat
and on the bases He gave an exhibition of
as fine base running as has been seen in this
city and deserves credit for his energy. He
also made three hits, two of them being
doubles, and crossed the plate three times
In the first inning, after Miller was out,
Donovan made a two-bagger to left field,
Bierbauer Knocked fly to Delehanty and
by good running Donovan reached third on
the throw in. Mack s single scored the run.
In the second inning Smiths base on balls
a muffed throw by Hallman, q sacrifice by
Corkhill and an out scored another run.
Donovan's two bagger to left, Bierbauer's
single and Mack S sacrifice scored the third
run, and in the fifth inning Donovau's base
on balls, Mack's double and Beckley's
sacrifice scored the fourth run. A wild
pitch, Farrell's sacrifice and Ehret's single
scored the last run for the locals
They Made a Bold Start
The visitors got three runs in the first in
ming. After Hamilton was out Connor got
his base on balls; Hallman made a single
and Thompson got his base on balls, filling
the bases Then Delehanty got hot one
down the right foul line for three bases,
sending in three runs After two men were
out in the third inning singles BY Thomp-
son, Delahanty and Cross scored another
run.
In the fourth inning Allen made a single
and then two men went out at first, sending
Allen to third. Hamilton knocked a iyely
grounder to Farrell and the latter threw the
ball to the bleachers, and Hamilton reached
third On the error. Farrell also made a wild =,
throw to first in returning Connor's grounder
and Hamilton scored. Two singles scored
Connor. Then Terry went to the bench and
no more runs were made The attendance
was 1.408 The score: