Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-15

game. Woodcock, who took his place, did
well, although hit hard at times Both
sides ielded well, Miller, Farrell and Bier
bauer CARRYING off the honors for Pittsburg,
while Delehanty, Thompson, Hallman and
Reilly deserve the credit of the home team
With the stick Farrell was Pittsburg's only
player who did anything worth mentioning
Connie Mack Meets With an ccident.
The first inning was the occasion of an
ugly accident to catcher Mack, of the
former team, who had wire of the mask
driven into his face near the right eye by a
foul tip. After a rest he pluckily took a
place in the left field, Miller going back of
the bat and CorkhiIl and Smith being
moved around. Pittsburg went first to bat,
but was unable to reach Esper's twisters.
For the Phillies Hamilton sent up foul,
which was well fielded, and he went back to
the bench. Connor went to first on balls.
Hallman made two-bagger, which Smith
fumbled, Connor coming home Thomp-
sons single brought Hallman home, Della
hanty went to first on balls, Clements foul
dropped to Farrell and Bierbauer's sharp
fielding of Aliens hit ended the inning.
Farrell went to first on balls in the second
inning. Smith hit safe and Mack tried to
help them around, but forced Farrell out at
third. Corkhill's foul fly fell to Clements;
Baldwin ended theagony by striking out
Cross Got One That He Wanted.
Baldwin gave Cross q ball that ius.
seemed to suit him, and the kid" sent the
ball to the center field fence for three
bags Esper brought him home. Hamilton
could get nothing to suit him and took
first on balls Connor fouied out, Hallmau
lg hrcf hnp Of h.. III
fly over the fence, Hamilton and Esper
trotting home; Delehanty followed with
thres-bagger, sending Thompson in. The
third opened for Pittsburg with Miller's
single, Bierbauer got four balls, Shugart
struck out and Beckley fouled out. Farrell
raped one for three bags, bringing Miller
and Bierbauer home. Smiths little
grounder got down to first ahead of him,
Woodcock went into the box for the
Phillies' half inning. Cross was his first
victim, a short grounder being sharply
felded to first. Esper struck out and
Hamilton was nailed at first Mack fouled
out in the fourth inning, Corkhill going to
first on balls. A passed ball BY Miller let
in Hallman. Miller felded the ball to
third, tripping up Delehanty. Clements
retired in the fifth from an injured finger,
Cross going back of the bat, Reilly taking
the Kids place at third.
Where the Phillies Scored Again,
Connor opened the Phillies' half of the
sixth with center field grounder, which
Smith fumbled, letting Roger reach second.
Hallman was given his base on balls,
Thompson going down the same way Del
ehantv sent q liner down for q base, Conuor
and Hallman ambling homeward. Reillys
hit to Farrell was sent to Bierbauer. and
Beckley putting out Delehanty and the
batter. Aliens fly was caught by Mack
In the eighth Beckley's fly was cellared
by Hallman. Allen threw out Farrell.
Reilly's tumble enabled Smith to get the
first BAG. Mack put liner to center field
for two bases Corkhill's high fy fell into
Hamilton's hands. Sam Thompson sent
one to the fence for two pillows Delehanty
sent fly to Smith. Reilly's grounder was
fielded by Woodcock. Allen went to first
on balls Cross hit was sent down to Bier
bauer ahead of Allen. Woodcock was
Pittsburg's first batter in the ninth. He
hit safe. Hamilton's tumble aof Miller's
grounder allowed him to get to third and
Woodcock home. A long drive by Bier
bauer brought Miller in. Sam Thompson
captured Shugart's fly. Allen done the
business for Buckley, and Reilly nailed
Farrell at first Attendance, 1872. The
score: