Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-11
CHICAGO TURNS Up LosER ONCE NoRE
The Pennant Race.
ADONIS TERRY DID WELL.
His MagnIf1cent Pitching and Timely Hit
ting Demo-aIizad the Bridegrooms.

ms magnlncent Pitching and Timely Hit
ting DemoraIiz~d the Bridegroom
NEW YORK, Sept 10.-I tpecidl 1T was
Terry here, there and everywhere at East
ern Park this afternoon.
First, before the game the Adonis was
made present of a beautiful white onyx
clock, with ONYX and brass candelbras, by
the Climax Bowling Club, of Brooklyn, of
which both he and Secretary Charley E5-
bets are members. Then Will pitched
great game allowing his old comrades but
five scattered hits Besides this he made
two neat three-base hits. each of which
scored a run.
First Basemen Beckley should have made
a sensible sacri6c hit instead of foolishlv
flying out to O'Brien when he came to the
bat in the first inning. OF the tour men
who had baited before him, the first two
had gone ont, while the other couple lads
made singles. Beck's hy left two good men
on the bases
The Brooklyns did n OF MAKE a hit in their
half of the inning but they were discreet
John Ward was given base on balls Just
to show him that Terry had no ill-will for
having been cast aside. Both O'Brien and
Brouthers made sacrifice hits O'Brien's
was bunt which Terry and Miller strug-
gled for but which the latter got, Ward in
the meantime having reached third. When
Brouthers sacrificed John, scored.
Terry on His Mettle.
Terry made hero of himself in the Sec
ond. Farrell went out to Brouthers uras-
sisted and Bierbauer singled. Terry then
welded the crdgel and made third on a
beautiful ground hit past third base
That's the time the clock struck three"
called out one OF the Climax boys, and Will
smiled. His hit tied the score.
No more runs were made until the fourth.
Terry struck out Daily and Haddock in the
second inning. In the fourth Beckley gave
O'Brien a chance to make a great running
catch. Farrell flied out to Griffin. Then
Bierbauer sent ball in she same direction,
but it went fAr over Grifin's head to the
long grass beyond deep center. Bierbauer
scampered to third, rounded that base as
the ball was returned and slid across the
plate as Kinslow dropped the ball
Umpire McQuaid said that Kinslow could
never have caught the man, SO Bierbauer
reioces in a clean home run.
The Brooklvns tried hard to tie the score.
Brouthers singled, Burns sacrificed, Cor
coran flied out to Bierbauer, DAILY went to
first on balls and Kinslow singled. This
filled the bases. Haddock, however, flied
out to Donovan, retiring the side. Terry
was responsible for another run made BY
Pittsburg in the seventh. Farrell was hit
bv a pitched ball and went to third on two
successive wild pitches. Terry then lined
the ball to where he had put it before
This hit also netted three bases, scoring
Farrell The Brooklyns could do nothing
in this inning. Shugart picked up the ball
Knslow hit and threw him out to Beckley
Before he threw the ball Shugart touched
second, putting out Daily, who had gone to
first on balls.
Horrible Nightmare.
The eighth inning was horrible night
mare for Brooklyn. Pittsburg scored five
runs none of them earned Corcoran and
Haddock, especially Corcoran, did miser-
ably, making tumble and the worst kind
of wild throw to the plate.
The Brooklyns were retired with three
men holding down the bases. Three of the
visitors retired on flies in the ninth, Had.
dock only pitching in four balls to the
three of them. The Wonders got in two
singles in their half, but Terry would not
let them score. The score: