Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-23
DOWNED THEM AGAIN.
The Bostons Get Another Game From
the Clevelands in Easy Style.
cLARKsoN WAS QUITE A MARK.
Pitcher Abbey Of the Warrington Club to
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BOSTON, Oct. 22.-To-day's game settled
one point beyond dispute. and that is that
Cleveland is in too swift company, for
there was never better chance to prove
Boston's superiority as z ball team than in
to-day's contest After the Cleveland's Q
batting and Longs two errors in the second
which resulted in six runs for them, the
Bostons. in the fourth, began to show their
ability to play and win an uphill game and
they did SO to the entire satisfaction of the
audience who applauded them as they we'll
deserved for their beautiful work.
The umpiring to-day was not as satis-
factory as that of yesterday, some of the
decisions being distastefnl to both the
crowd and players The irst three innings
resulted in goose eggs for the Bostons. but
the Clevelands caused a cold wave to strike
the audience in the second. After two men
were out, thinner hit for two bases, Tebeau
got first on an error of Longs and Clarkson,
after having two strikes called on him put
the ball over the right field fence for 4
home run. Childs followed with base hit,
Burkett was safe at first on Longs error,
the second one in this inning
Virtue was given his base on balls and
Mexican got in base hit. Childs. Burkett
and Virtue in the meantime scoring, and
McAleer came to the bat for the second
time in this inning and was third out. Six
runs.
In the fifth, Mexican hit for base, get
ting second on McAleer's sacrifice, scoring
on Zimmer's base hit, and this ended Cleve-
lands run getting. Up to the fourth inning
the Bostons failed to get hit off Clarkson.
but in this inning they made tour hits and
three runs
Mccarthy led off with base hit. Duffy
ont to Virtue. Camel and Nash both got
base hits, Lowe base on balls, and Tucker
followed with base hit Quinn and Stivetts
were the second and third outs. In the
fifth Long got first on Tebeau's error: Nc
Carthy got in a two-bagger, scoring Long.
Duffy was out to Virtue. Camel got his
base on balls, and Nash and Lowe were out
Two runs and one hit
In the sixth the Bostons took the lead.
Tucker flied out to Mexican, Quinn got a
base hit. Stivetts made a three-bagger
scoring Quinn. He scored on Longs base
hit Long was out, Childs to thinner, in
attempting to score on Tebeau's error, which
gave Mccarthy lie at first, Mccarthy
getting second on the play.
Boston Continued the Slaughter.
Duffy got in two-bagger, scoring Nc
Carthy, and scored on Cancels single
Nash was presented with base on balls
and Lowe was the last man out. Five hits
and four runs Although the Bostons had
comfortable lead, they proceeded to
slaughter the Clevelands in the seventh
inning in the most approved, manner.
Tucker, the first man at the bat, lifted q
beauty over the right field fence for home
run. Quinn and Stivetts both felt in duty
bound to keep up their record OF the last
innings and both got singles Long and
Mccarthy were easy outs Duffy hit high
fly between center and right which Burkett
and McAleer both went for, but Burkett
gave way to McAleer, who muffed it, and
Quinn and Stivetts both scored. This ended
the run getting, and the crowd felt that the
boys had earned q we'll deserved victory.
Amongst those present were Presidents
Robinson, of Cleveland, Day, of New York,
and Byrne, of Brooklyn, also Nick Young.
The Bostons are going to make deter
mined effort to win the game on Monday as
they think by SO doing they can quiet any
cry of playing for gate money, because it is
very evident that it would be for the ad-
vantage of the trlumvirate to have games in
New York.