Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-19

winning side were the well-known Reds
from Cincinnati, including Captain
Comiskey and Mr.. Latham. The Reds
are always worth seeing on the
ball field, for they make lots of fun and
play good game.
Very Bad Ball Playing Did II.
But yesterdays game was not theirs by
good playing, and the 1000 people who saw
it were well aware of the fact If every
with the local sluggers they would not have
scored a run. All the eight tallies they
made were presented to them because of
the unfortunate errors that insist in CROP
ping into the work of the locals.
While it was bad fielding that gave the
victory to the visitors, it is useless to cry
very much over split milk. Such things
will happen. But the fielding errors were
not the only unfortunate shortcomings that
characterized the awful inning. After the
mistakes had been committed old Jeems
was touched up for six hits, and that was
more terrible than the errors After the
lively folk from Cincinnati had been given
their seven runs in the second and presented
with another in the third inning, Old Sport
and his pals settled down and put up a
really frst-class article of ball playing
Their work after the disastrous errors
had been made went fully to show that
they can do business, and do it well They
are sure TO get into form one of these DAYS,
and In the meantime it is useless to make
matters worse by wholesale and e1travagant
censure.
Where the Good Work Was Done.
1t is worthy of note that after the second
inning the visitors only made three single
hits This goes to show that Calvin is, in
deed, man of remarkable nerve. The huge
pile of runs made by bad playing in the
second would have stood the majority
of pitchers on their heads. But not so with
Jeems. He remained at his post like a
veteran and put them across the plate as
well as he ever did in his life
But Antonio Mullane was in too good
form to allow the home players to over
come the long lead Tony pitched exceed
ingly well, although in the sixth inning
he was touched up for two home runs.
Holiday led off in that terrible half of
the second. He got his base on balls and
then HalliCan knocked grounder to Bier
bauer, who fumbled the ball and the runner
was safe. Then Calvin fumbled Comiskey's
grounder and the bases were full Smith
made a single to center and two runs tailed
IL.
1t was fully 30 minutes before the rain
stopped and the game was resumed.
They Finished the Awful Inning.
On resumption of play Murphy made
safe bunt, beating the ball to first, and
Comiskey went to third, the bases being
again full. Mullane's sacrifice scored
Comiskey and then singles by McPhee,
Latham, O'Neil and Holiday followed,
which piled up total of seven runs.
All interest was now dead and In the
third inning Smith went to first on a wild
throw by Shugart and single by Murphy;
an out and single by McPhee scored the
run.
In the sixth inning the home PLAYERS
somewhat raised the hopes of their patrons.
After Shugart was out Beckley knocked the
ball over Holidays head for a home run.
Elmer Smith was put out at first and
Swartwood got his first on balls Charley
Farrell then took hand and thumpel the
ball TO the 25-cent seats for another homer,
and that was the last of the run getting.
The score: