Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-22
TERRY wins A GAME
But Red Ehret Lost His Con.
test Against Manager
Pfeffer's COlonels.
MILLER IN BATTING FORM,
The Senators Capture Two Victories
From the New Yorks.
THE STATE WHEELMEN CONTESTS.
Horse Racing at Sheepshead Bay, Latonia
and St. Louis Tracks.
GENERAL SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAY
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE p1sPArcH.l I


LOUISVILLE, June 2l.-After the game
in the clubhouse in which Manager
Chapman struck out, Manager-Captain
Pfefer and his braves marched on the field
to do battle with the Pittsburgs for two
games. Pfeffer was vociferously applauded.
When he came to the bat he was also the
recipient of handsome floral design. Ben
Sanders also made his first appearance at
Eclipse PARK in a Louisville uniform, and
he, too. was applauded. Luck and errors,
principally the latter, played very con-
spicuous part in the game. Louisville was
first at the bat Brown few to Farrell and
Weaver took his base on balls. Jennings
lined ball at Beckley about foot from
the ground, the latter making a pretty
double and retiring the side.
Miller Started the Run-Gettfng.
Miller started the ball to left and Weaver
muffed it. Miller reached third on the
error and Shugart sacrificed him across the
plate. Bierbauer went to third on passed
ball and scored on kuehne's error in letting
Grim's throw get away. Becklev flew to
Jennings and Mcfarland muffed FarrelPs
fly. He took second on the error and scored
on Smiths hit to left.
Louisville made its first run in the third.
Sanders went to first on balls, to second on
passed ball and to third on a wild pitch.
He scored on Browns out from second to
first. Pittsburg increased its lead in the
fifth by Grim's Indifferent work. Terry
first went out on fly to short Then Mil
Ter gauged one of Jones' curves for a single
to left. Bierbauer made the second out on
fly to Brown. Shugart then hit fly to
right and Mcfarland dropped it.
Avery Costly Passed Ball.
Miller took third and Shugart reached
second on the error. Grim haG passed
ball, which from the grand stand looked in
territorial, at any rate, he deliberately
waited until Shugart had scored from sec
ond The kentuckians made squirt in the
sixth, and scored two runs. Brown went to
his base on balls and was sent to third on
ond and Brown scored on Mack's over
throw. Jennings flew to Farrell, but
Pfetfer sent Weaver across the plate on a
clean single to center. Grim forced Pfeffer
at second and Kuehne ended the inning on
a fly to right Pittsburg added another in
the sixth on Farrell's single, Smiths base
on balls and sacrifices Of Mack and Cork
kill
The Colonies Get Another Run.
The seventh yielded louisville another
run. Sanders opened the inning with
single TO left and Jones and Mcfarland
were sent TO bases on balls filling the bags.
Brown sacrificed to center, scoring Sanders.
Weaver hit to Beckley and Mcfarland was
forced at second Jennings forced Weaver,
retiring the side. Pittsburg made its last
run in the seventh. Miller made his fourth
hit and Bierbauer sent him across the plate
on q drive to right center for two bases.
Jones opened the ninth with safe one but
the next three men could not get the ball
outside the diamond.
The Game That Was Lost
For two weeks the Pittsburgs have been
trying to locate Red Ehret He was sent
TO Louisville to get into condition, but
nothing was heard of him until to-day,
when Manager Burns put him in the box
against the Louisvilles. The home team
did not hit him hard, for Red kept the
balls too far from the plate. To his wild
ness is chiefly due the Pittsburgs' defeat,
although the Cyclones experienced no great
difficulty in hitting them when he put them
over the plate. Sanders pitched his first
game in Louisville uniform, and he Ike pit
the few hits made by the visitors well scat
tered. The home team started off by scor-
ing Brown was hit with the ball, and he
stole second rather easily. Weaver made
scratch hit to first, Jennings struck out, but
Pfetfer forced Weaver at second and Brown
scored. Ehret was very generous in the
third, and sent both Brown and Weaver to
base on balls.
Jennings Hit the Ball Hard.
Brown pilfered second and both crossed the
rubber when Jennings cracked out triple
to center, Pfetfer sent Jennings in on hit
TO the same territory. Both Grim and
Kuehne sacrificed from Ehret to Beckley,
Dowse concluded the inning on fly to
right. The visitors made their only run in
the fifth. Burns, who had taken Miller's
place in right, the latter going behind the
bat when Mack injured his finger, hit safe.
Corkhill few to second, Ehret sacrificed
Burns to third and Miller sent him home ON
a single to center. Louisville again scored
in the ninth on McFarland's base on balls,
Browns single, scratch by Weaver, and
Burns mutf of Pfeffer's bali on which
Weaver was retired at second. Pittsburg
was never in the second game. The scores:
FIRST GAM E.