Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-12


respect for their ball playing ability; and
then the home team won by hard hitting in
the closing innings. Thompson was the
hero of the day with the stick He sent the
ball sailing over the right field fence for a
home run early in the game, and followed
1t up with two pretty singles.
Clements Was Also on Deck.
Clements was not much behind, hitting for
two doubles and single, while Delahanty
made two doubles The latter figured
largely in the fielding, all of his three
catches being good, while one, that off Bier
bauer's in the third inning, was something
out of common and saved a run or two.
Hamilton, Hallman, Allen and Farrell also
made pretty PLAYS.
Miller opened the ball in the first inning
with nice safe hit to left field. Bierbauer
hit liner to Carsey who put up one hand
and turned the ball off to Allen, who threw
it over to first just too late to catch the
runner. Shugart fouled out to Clements.
Beckley was safe on line hit to right field
which Thompson muffed, Miller scoring on
the error Farrell cracked out safe hit to
LETT field bringing Bierbauer home while
Beckley scored moment later on Burns
sacrifice.
Mack Ended the Run Getting.
MAck ClOSeO the inning Will line .llt 10
left field, which Hamilton capt, red.
Thompson scored the first run for the
Philies in the second inning, hitting over
the right field wall for ''homer," after he
had been given a life by Burns muff of his
high foul fly. DeIehanty fouled out to the
catcher. Clements hit for a single, but was
forced at second by Aliens grounder to
Shugart, which was beautifully stopped.
Shugart could never have got the ball to
first ahead of Allen, and the latter is credi-
ted with hit. Cross fouled out There
was no more scoring on either side
until the sixth inning, when with
one out, Delehanty hit for two bases and
came home on Clements double. Carsey
opened the seventh inning with three
bagger to left field and Hamilton followed
with a similar, hit toward the score board,
sending in the tieing run. Corkhill was
playing we'll over toward left field, where
Hamilton usually sends the ball and got
fooled. Connors' short fly to left was
beautifully captured by Farrell. Hallman
hit safely, sending Hamilton over the plate,
but was an easy out when he tried to steal
second. Thompson cracked out single
aud came a. the way home on Delehanty's
second two-bagger. "DeF' was caught nap
ping at second, closing the inning.
They CIinched Their Victory.
The victory was clinched in the eighth, a
double by Clements, base on balls to
Allen, Cross scratch hit, singles by Connor
and Hallman and missed grounders by Car
roll and Beckley Eve runs. Delehanty took
g great slide to make a two-bagger out of
his hit in the sixth inning. Burns showed
his head work in not touching Aliens foul
hit in the sixth. The ball was in fair
ground until within three feet of third base,
then Just rolled out. Three feet higher
would have taken Clements' donhle over
the wall
A base hit by Tom Burns in the eighth
would have tied the score. Carsey's three
bagger in the seventh practically won the
game siace it broke Baldwin's heart. Car
sev's ruB tied the score. While the left
field seats were crowded to overflowing the
right field seats were not half filled. There
is % cents difference in the price. Hamil-
tons attempt at sacrificing in the third
inning resulted in double play. Attend
Rnce !, 1856 The score: