The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-22
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PITTSBURC z
Another Hot Game In the
Play.Of Of YSter.
days Tie.
DOYLE's TWO 5000 DOUBLES.
Wards Well Placed Hit Sent in
Two Runs That Clinched
Matters.
RUSlE PITCHED GREAT BALL.
CoIco'oush, the Pirate TwirIer, Was
Touched Up Effectively
at Times.
RUSlE PITCHED GREAT BALL.
Special to The Evening World

EXPOSITION PARK, PITTSBURG,
Sept. 22.-To-day New York winds up
its series with the Pirates, and mighty
glad all hands will be to board the
train for Louisville tomorrow morn
ing. Even the excited state Of the pub
lie mind in Kentucky, with bowie knives
flashing in the hotel lobbies and guns
popping in the streets, will seem idyllic
after Pittsburg's smoke and carnage.
Yesterdays battle ended in a truce
when the sun, looking like sooty
auctioneer's flag, settled behind Soho
Hill. At 2 p. NJ. to-day the gage was
thrown down again, and the Pirates be-
gan their yells, gathered together their
stock of old balls to ring into the game
at critical stages. and stationed their
skirmishers around the grounds close
to the water pals. SO that q new bali
could be soaked when occasion seems
The pilgrims from Gotham got up
with determination in their eyes this
morning, and experience has taught
them what to expect here.
The batting order in the first game
was: ..-
New York. Pittsburg.
Burke. IL. Stencil, CT.
Tiernan RI. Ponoyan. RI.
Ward. %. Bierbauer. %.
Van Haltren. CT. Hartman. 3b.
Farreil. c. weaver. 6.
Rusie, p. Colcolough, p.
Umpires-Messrs. Belts and Gaffney.
First Inning-Burke, four balls. Tier
safe S on Bierbauer's tumble. Burke out
at the plate on Wards hit to pitcher.
Ward out, Weaver to Beckley. No
runs
hit Ward touched Stencil and threw
Donovan out. Beckley, four balls.
Beckley out by Smiths rap fielded to
Second Inning-van Haltren out on a
bunt. Fuller flied to Bierbauer. Far
rell flied to Weaver. No runs.
Bierbauer filed to centre. Hartman
peSe TO The Roy Side was s' SetlTed ON three
pitched balls. No runs.
Third Inning-Rusie famed. Burke
fSglsa e o Hartman EsSs Herman filed to
Weaver singled, Weaver out, Rusie to
Fuller, on .Colcolough''s bunt, Colco-
Tough scored on Stencils double. Don
out ditto. One run.
Fourth Inning-Davis four balls and
stole SECOND. Doyle doubled, DAYS. sGor-
Va Matre out snssd boye
Fuller safe on Hartman's tumble; Far
Tell four balls. Van Haltren Tailed on
HuT bert,aHy e hrs Left rn Burke out
Smith out to Doyle nnassisted. Bier
Cross s died to to Ward gi No runs runs. 'Se'
Davis four balls. Doyle doubled again,
Ward fouled to Smith. and Davis was
caught at the plate on the return. No
Weaver safe on Wards juggle. Col
colough flied to Ward. Burke made a
great catch of Stencils fly and threw
Weaver out at first. No. runs;
wsstsr ln Pasr ed H IL smi i0qsa
fouled to Weaver. Side retired on four
pitched balls. No runs.
Donovan declared safe by Gaffney on
to Fuller. ON Beckiey's hit. Beekley
out, Farrell to Fuller. Smith out, Ward
to Doyle. No runs;
Bierbauer, who fumbled. and the corners
were filled. Davis filed to Smith. Tier
nan out. Cross to Bierbauer. Doyle out,
Bier SiierbaSer TO Beokley'on quick double
BierbaSer tiied to centre Hartman
four balls, Farrell threw him out a
second Ward couldn't stop Cross Sa1sS hit IL
Farrell's wild throw over third. Colco-
loHgh struck out. One run. Ga.
Eighth Inning-Ward fouled to smith;
safely to left. sS Van rOo out at third on Far.
his rap to b. <Iey. Burke flied out to
Stencil. No runs.
Stencil four balls. Farrell threw hin
out at second. Donovan struck out
Buckley singled. Davis made a fin'
catch of Smiths foul. No runs.
Ninth Inning-Tiernan out, Cross Il
Beckley. Davis four balls. Doyle de
Giared safe at first on his hit to pitcher
Davis and DOYLE stole third and seconC
respectively. Wards hit to centre TAILED
paws and Doylet. Van Haltren fiied Il
Hartman. Ward stole second and talliet
on Fuller's double to right. Farrell gu
at irst Three runs.
Bierbauer singled. Hartman buntet
S psit S Goin, four P balls Wesyer out a
SCORE BY INNINGS.