New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-21
PITTSBURG CALLS A HALT.
THE GIANTS VICTORIOUS MARCH TEMPO
RARILY ARRESTED.
p1-s1r WAS HIT FREELY AHn ERRORS BY THE
NETWORKS WE'RE FREQrENT-MENE-
FEE WAS 4 PUZZLE.
rry TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE


pi,tsburg Sept 2O-Some "hooloo" was In at
tendance on the New-York aggregation to-day ana
az n consequence the Giants fel, victims 10 the
p,tsburgs Their fielding was the wors; they nave
done on this trip. which may possibly be accpu''e'
for by the bad condition OF the grounds ar'er TWO
days OF rain. Menefee was a compete enigma -
the visitors with the exception of Burke. Rusie
was bit harder than usua,. In the seventh lnn'"s'
when the game seemed lost beyond hope manager
Ward took Ruse out in order 70 save his arm:
Burke led off In the first inning with a pre''!
SINCE 10 centre. and took second on DAVIS gro"'e'
past Hartman Both were advanced odse ""
Doyle's out at first but they were left. as Ward
flied to Donovan. For P;tshurg. Stefzei got OdSe
on ba:Is Donovan hit in front Of the pate pu'
ran into DOVE with such force that he Knocked
the bal ont OF Jacks" hands. and was SAFE
Stencil reaching third. The latter scored on bech,
iey's out to Burke The next two ba'ters 'ou'u
not connect successfully with Rusie's curves
Van Haltren walked to first In the second but
Fuller doubled him up. Hartman started OFT TOT
tho Pirates with single TO centre. Cross hit
weakly in front Of the plate. and Rusie. In MS
anxiety TO get the ball to first, threw II 10 the
bleachers Cross reaching second and Hartman
third. Mack tried to get out OF the way OF an
inshoot and the ball struck the handle or MS
bat Before Umpire Belts where IT was going
TO he yelled, Foul" although 1t was fair ana
went to Doyle. When Belts gave this decision
DOYLE made no attempt TO catch Hartman at the
plate. Mack at first. Belts reversed Ma de-
cision and the Giants objected. all 10 no purpose
Menefee hunted to Rusie. but Doyle VINO was
playing well IN could get back on the line In
time for Amos to throw the ball TO him. Inc
bases were now filled. and nobody was ont. Stencil
smashed beautiful liner to left scoring Cross and
Mack Donovan flied TO Van Hatren who made
a nice throw to Davis. catching Men"fee. VINO hhd
tried TO steal third Beckey singled to left. but he
and Stencil left Smith flied to Van
Haltren.
Rusie hit the first ball pitched In the third inning
safely to centre. and went to second, when Tier
nan dropped fly just Cross's head. Both
left For the first time IN the game the
Pirates went out In regular order Neither side
scored In the fourth. but in the firth the Giants
broke their string OF goose eggs. lurk" led OF
with a hit TO left and reached third on outs by
Herman and Davis. Doyle knocked fly 10 short
left. which Smith tried 10 scoop on the ground re
lost his equilibrium. and although the ball landed
IAIrke scoring. In Pittsburg's half Donovan and
Beckey made infed singles h@noyan stole sec
fnS ley n aso akn n@ Second SCI hi to
and ON n S1s TT, rr rTs ra o"
had been retired IN the sixth s''h h ana c DoH
fnsa hra ws sna ns %o isS
nail Donovan The ball went 10 the grandstand
York in The. seventh inning. smith hi, TO Davis
the ball centre field. and Smith reached third
Hartman singled and Smith scored Cross sent a
second but ward sent the ball to the grandstan1
In an effort to make a double play. Cross landed
second and crossed the plate on Ma'k's safe
The Giants managed TO score in the eighth
Davis got base on balls and went All the way
home when Hartman threw wildly TO catch Van
Haren at FIRST Van haliren rachel tniri ana
furnbled Wilson's ground~r, but clark struck out
runs in their half Of the inning base balls
two singles ont and a single S'or"