Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-07


them. They may blossom into good team,
but they were short of an average team
standard Yesterday. There are some likely
Youngsters among them, and if rightly
looked after they may aid in bringing Won
der Ahedom once more to the front.
1t Wasn't Very Exciting.
Although the weather was chilly the sun
shone brightly and there couldn't be much
to complain about on that score. 1t was
also Ladies' Day." Still the total at
tendance did not reach 1000. Those who
saw the two contests hadn't much of an ex-
citing kind to entertain them except the
fact Of two local victories.
The first game was not bad one, although
the visitors never looked like winning il.
Young Breitenstein was the pitcher for the
visitors aud Terry was in the box for the
home PLAYERS "Breit" pitched a tolerably
good game, but Terry pitched better, and
that told the story. The home players took
the lead in the second inning and kept it to
the end.
In the second inning Miller started off
with base on balls and stole second. He
got to third on a passed ball. Beckley flied
out and Miller scored on Smiths single TO
left, ana Mack's sacrifice and single Dy
Blerbauer scored Smith.
Caruthers made single to center and scored
on Brodie's double and Donovan's tumble.
A base on balls, Mack's single and life
scored one for the local men in the fourth.
Louis Bierbauer's Timely Crack.
In the seventh Bierbauer's double and
Werten's tumble of Terrv's grounder scored
another run. In the eighth Miller's single,
a steal. Beckley's sacrifice and Smiths sin
gle scored the fifth run.
In the second half of the eighth, after two
men were out, Brodie got his base on balls
and got second on passed ball. escored
on Moriarity's double to right Camp got
his base on balls, and single by Genins
scored Moriarity.
The second game was too one-sded to be
interesting. Hawley was hit hard and was
also wild. Toward the finish Baldwin eased
up and the visitors got three runs in the
sixth and seventh innings. The support
that Hawley received was wretched and it
is q wonder he did not collapse Farrell
injured his leg in the first inning and had
10 retire, Miller going to third and Cargo to
short, but darkness caused the game to be
called at the end Of the seventh.
Where Farrell Hurt His Leg.
In the first inning Donovan made a single
70 center and got to second on q wild throw
bN D1chIey. fdrlell luumPeQ the Dali TO
the lett fence, and in trying to make home
run of the hit was nabbed at the plate and
he hurt his leg. A tumble BY Werden al
lowed Van Haltren to reach first and Mil
lers sacrifice sent him to third. Beckley
got his base on balls, and in stealing second
he caused Buckley to make wild throw, the
ball going into center field, both men scor-
ing.
In the second inning the visitors got two
on a base on balls by Brodie and singles BY
Camp, Genins and Buckley.
In the third inning Van Haltren's base
on balls, two stolen bases and Il Wild throw
bv Brodie, Smiths sacrifice hit and Mack's
single scored two runs. Two more runs
were scored in the fourth on one single and
errors by Caruthers Hawley and Genins.
In the fifth two singles and double, base
on balls, stolen base and tumble BY
Caruthers sent in three runs.
In the sixth inning errors by Miller and
Mack and single by Camp gave the visi-.
tors run, and In the seventh a muffed fiy
by Donovan, singles by Brodie and Mori-
arity and a tumble by Beckley gave two
more runs and the game was called The
scores:
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