The sun., 1893-06-09

NEW YORK., 4: PITTSBURGH 2,
Amos Ruslo did It with his iron arm and
whistllng curves. Tho Pittsburghs couldn't
have hit him with telegraph poles. and as u
result the New Yorks defeated them yesterday
in q clean cut game Of ball. Three thousand
forget the yellow exhibition of Wednesday
when It was all oyer. But although Ruse
iss SeorS tho s' S,.s many Crank
crowd through tho medium OF some stupId
ays pqsSs and and f'0fS Doy sfnsns
chance Of throwing man out at
ging for tho plate at n great rate. Luckily. the
base runner was retired at second and the in
ming ended or Doyle would have been guilty
piatae Then Ward made two Chinese errPrs,
and once when two men were ,h ops ne told
running to third on a ~ ball to Van Haltren;
1usis pitched one Of hs old time ganss % AN, and
He b had tremendous speed. used wide sweep;
Eng curves and hrd atn f.sn,r s"n,T0
Eoy.l fashion; y and Together e. t6sy saccsSeaea
hi% S 'E a
.sFsa Fl. usSn Sasa sontro and orse
aEun In the third inning on base on balls.
was was under the % wsasher and couIdn { play.
This Of loft aTfs hole right sd
S "hS do hs 3 stRe Rss
S1smns ss snnT os, Edas Em: smith Esss sps looked
to run toward where no thought the Ssii
johnny Ward decided to take it himself. and
Ht.r F,G 9nG run made can an iInghl0rops Ip OF +
putting Kinsler. a local amateur. % in his " place.
to
th4d On snso 81 e. rsbs aa a
Liner that BecsHy sGSoRsd ths foul
home; but Harry imms t:ly ra1 back to third
hsss,.S base With ali his ,.t canvas spread ana
along with Miller, shueaEt. Denny Lyons; and
Terry Terry all at M his back; Harry Lyons fell and
whole crowd fell upon Amos like a load OF coal.
shuegart tried to pull the big pitchers foot Of
and kept his loot on ths bag at tho risk Of hay.
but indianapolis trium phed over Pittsburgh.
Donovan opened the. game by getting his
s faaae sssGaa Ta Iii
5ss Ssa .sSsy yva Il IH;
on fly balls and Smith put up the Gy that
Crane should have caught. but Ward mptred It
the inning Burke bunt.d besutlfuiy ana nI stois
TO third, but when Connor struck at the third
pail Miller doubled Burke up at third BY u
q Blsrbfner singled led in The second. Beoklsy
and Ward threw wild to third e catch. Dier;
Saus Tsr1{ Gp, Just Miller
was foE the plate be-
Miller down q second beioro Bierbauer crossed
.hs .hs Pse bSi New &: tsq the
Sit Would have sent .%a' in a. "ii.%GtHt i.sst two
1sg Kip,eF a,rnsE Sot hsn his Sass On balls. bYt
BY giving Cobaor four balls. Davis waited
patiently for I his base: too. and got 1t. forcing
lyons Ward's men feil upon tAs handsome
sansa Sssfoy tao s'
Burke and Ward banged out his second basa
hit Of the game Hoger Connor caught a
cent i out near the ropss in riEht centre ,oid.
.dns by Van @ hsd I'D Roser At sRS .eeond
viz S to 70 .hf .s
on WHICH Coanor counted and George Tailed
himself q moment later on Doyle's clever sac
Miller scored the last run for Pittsburgh In
the seventh. He got his base on balls and ran |
f ueq es snf: hss
forced out Terry at second. and the midget
catcher bounded over tho plate with whoop |
Alter that Amos hurled cannon ., shots oven Stf tho
plato. and the PittsburEhs were veritablo |
monkeys. The score:
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