Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-19
}OSTONS SCORE ONE.
The Cleyelands DOWned in a
Another Rattling Good
Exhibition.
.RR0RSL0ST THE CONTEST
plendid Racing at Washington and
Track Records Broken.
)RBETT NOT EAGER FOR JACKSON.
lie Colored Champion Coming to Force
James J. Make a Match.
)RBETT NOT EAGER FOR JACKSON.
NERAL SPORTING NEWSOF THE DAY

rsprerEJ YrLEGRAgf rosTHE pIsPATcH.l
CLEvEL AND, Oct. R--0ver 1000 spec
ors wen: away trsm the ball grounds
afternooS with grief gnawing at their
lrts. Clevelesd had lost the first game,
because it had been badly outplayed,
q, if ANYTHING, the playing honors belong
Cleveland, but because Boston, as usual.
! all the luck. 1t Was Teb aus tumble.
tues muff of thrown ball and Duffy's
g hits that did all tlte mischief. The
Ter found Clarkson as easy to bat as he
in the old davs when he was a member
he Chicago team, and he put all his hits
good advantage, as two OF them were
Sc after the errors mentioned above,
lie on the third he got to third base and
ched home on Masks line single to right
vas better game to look at than the one
the day before, because there was more
itement in it.
Clevelands Made a R.ally.
n the ninth inning Cleveland came so
defeating Bostoo, with sll the latter's
i, that Mike Kelly called Staley in, held
neil of war and finally decided to let him
tinue. Even at that the Cleveland team
aid have tied the score but for hasty
ision given by Umpire Gaffney, who
ed McAleer out when the chances are
n that he was safe.
hile the Bostons hit Clarkson for ten
they did not hit the ball Throughout
game with the same force that charac-
ized the work of the Clevelands. Time
n time Cleveland batter would make a
mingly safe hit, but it would either go
fiold nj v.lo
made. Indeed, in the ninth inniEg
tue made by all odds the best nit of the
le SO far as length and force was con-
ned, but Duffy got under the ball after a
and made beautiful catch. All she
Cleveland got were earned and the two
DIS made by Boston had no effect upon
score. thinner ran bases with very
rjudgment, and the loss of one run for
seiand can be attributed to his stupidity
Hits That Counted Runs.
the first inning Long and Mccarthy
shed couple of singles in succession,
= getting to third and scoring on Duffy's
o McAleer. In the third Clarkson made
,autiful stop of Longs line drive, but
5ue muffed the throw, and Long scored
Dufy's three-base hit. Cleveland earned
un on a single by thinner, double by
'kson ana Burkett's fly to Lowe. In the
tn Mckean's base hit, Virtues sacrifice
McAleer's hit to left field earned Cleve-
s second run In the fifth, with one
out, Tebean fumbled McCarthy's
hit, and he scored on Du1fy's double
st the left field fence. Cleveland
have mad a run in the sixth, but Vir-
too far off first, and was caught on
Jae play.
he eighth Duffy began with a three |
-enft to right field. and scored on Nash's |
hit in the same direction. In the ninth, |
two out, O'Connor put a single over |
4, and came home on Zimmer's triple |
{ the left field fence. Clarkson hit |
IL so hard at Staley that he fumbled it,
Dng managed to get it in time to throw
son out.
proDa BILE that Stivetts will pitch to-
ow's game for Boston, but the Cleve-
pitcher has not yet been decided upon.
. is predicted by the weather clerk. |
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