Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-02

most 1Dere were aDOuI !, ,oVU UpeoFIe pTeSeIt,
and the weather was just as agreeable as if
it had been made to order. Although the
visitors took good lead at the start the
horne heroes got close to them speedily and
eventually passed them.
Meant to Die Very Bard.
Then the Giants made up their minds to
die hard, and they tied the score and tied it
iust when everybody thought they were
beaten.
But while all this tieing and run getting
was going on the ball was being banged all
over the lot. Singles, doubles, triples and
home runs were just as numerous as flies on
q sunny day. 1t was bif, bang. right, left
Rnd center all the time. First the home
PLAYERS looked like winners and then the
visitors loomed up as the probable victors.
The argument was not settled until the very
last OF the visitors had been retired in the
tenth inning.
Terry was somewhat of mark for Captain
Ewing and his men. The latter had hardly
anv difficulty to make hits, and in the early
part of the game it looked as if the locals
were doomed 10 a very onesided defeat. But
Terry's colleagues came to the rescue, and
they commenced to thump Ed Crane for all
they were worth. Edward was touched up
for few long hits and then the home
players began TO lay hold of victory.
There Was the Usual Amount eff KICKING
Of course it would be impossible to get
through such a game without some kicking
at the umpire. There were any number of
close decisions, ard Umpire Mitchell ac-
quilted himself very well, indeed. His
- lne>>~lav have been at fault now and
then, but one side benefited just as much as
the other, so that the umpire's part really
had nothing to DO with the result. Just
when the visitors made their bad plays the
home players made their big hits, and that's
what settled it, and at the finish Farrell
came with home run that ended the dis
pute. 1t is useless to deny that the Giants
are not the Giants they used to be.
Fuller retired after the first inning with
a bad leg, and Donovan also went to the
bench in the fifth inning, feeling unwell.
Mack took Donovan's place and Boyle re-
placed Fuller.
In the second inning after Dovle was out
Denny LYONS made q single and then Burke
was retired on a fly to Corkhill. Crane
made a single to left and Smith fumbled the
ball allowing Lyons to score and Crane to
reach third. A single by Boyle scored
Crane.
In the fourth after Miller was out Bier
bauer singled and stole second. Doyle
threw wild to second to nab him and Bier
bauer went 10 third and scored on Shugart's
sacrifice.
In the second half the visitors began to
thump Terry. After two men were out
Denny Lyons made a single and Burke
whacked the ball over Corkhill's head for
home run.
They kept Pegging AWAY.
The home PLAYERS made another try in
the fifth. After Donovan was out Smith
and Farrell each got base on balls, and
passed bail sent then each a base onward
Corkhill struck out, and Terry sent hot
one over second base. The hit was safe,
but Burke fumbled it SO much as to allow
Smith to score as well rs Farrell.
But the visitors came again in their half
After BOYLE had beep retired singles by
Tiernan, II. Lyons O'Rourke and three
bagger bv Ewing scored two more runs.
Lyons was caught mapping at second, and
Ewing was nabhed at the plate in trying to
stretch his hit into home run.
The sixth inning came and the home
PLAYERS made another attempt to catch the
bothersome Giants O'Rourke made bad
muff of Berbauer's fly and Shugart struck
out. Then Beckley, with his brawny arms,
walked up to the plate and smashed the
ball square on the nose. sending it to the 25-
cent seats for a home run, scoring two runs
And the seventh inning came when the
home PLAYERS took the lead amid wells of
delight Corkhill led off and struck out.
Terry knocked grounder to Denny Lyons
who threw wild to first and Terry got round
TO third on the error. Miller was put out
by foul fly and Bierbauer's single scored
Terry. Shugart made three-bagger scor-
ing Bierbauer.
Where the Excitement Was Very Great.
In the eighth Mack's double, Smiths safe
bunt and Farrell's sacrifice scored another
run. But the visitors tied the score in their
half Ewing made single; Doyle double;
Denny Lyons single, and these with
tumble by Smith sent in two runs, tying
the score.
Amid tremendous excitement Miller led
off with a single in the ninth and scored on
Bierbauer's sacrifice and Shugart's single
But the troublesome visitors also made one
in their half and after two men were out at
that. When Herman and Fl. Lyons had
been retired O'Rourke and Ewing each
made double, the former scoring
But the tenth inning settled it. Smith
started of with a single and then Charley
Farrell came to the rescue with q thump
that knocked the ball clean to the lett field
fence for another home run and the jig was
up because the visitors failed to score in
their halt. The score: