New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22

burgs fought hard for twelve innings to-day.
the end OF which. neither side having an ad-
vantage, Umpire Belts declared II draw on ac-
count OF darkness. The Giants should have won in
the twelfth. but Belts called Davis out at the
plate when II was clear that he safe. /; was
a pitchers battle, in which Meekin had the best OF
II. He pulled himself out Of tight places right
along, especially In the tenth inning. when on
two NUTS by Doyle the Pirates got two men on
the bases. with nobody out. TWO errors by Farrell
al the plate responsible for one run ward
had which let in run. but 1t was en-
tirey excusable for he stumbled and fell The prin-
cipal reason why the Giants did not win was be-
cause they were at Ehrets mercy after the fourth
inning. Doyle. Van Haltren and Davis did some
fine fielding Two games will be played tomorrow.
The Giants got two runs in the first inning after
two men out Davis walked to first and stole
second just Mack had had passed ball Doyle
hit safely to left sending Davis home. Doyle. how
ever reached second Smith let the ball get away
from him. Beckley stopped Wards hot grounder
pretily but threw Wild to Ehrct. and Ward was
all right. Doyle safe at home on the error.
In the second inning Hartman got a baseht off
Meetn. but n neat double play by Fuller and Doyle
spoiled the Pirates chances of scoring. Van Hal
tren led off in the fourth with a hot single past
Bierbauer. and by fast sprntng got all the way
home Fullers safe hit to centre. Shorty went
TO second the throw-n. Donovan muhed Far
rell's ny, and on Hurke's out at first Fuller came
the Pirates half Of the inning. but Smith. Bier
bauer and Hartman were easy victims OF Meekn's
curves.
There was some fine playing in the NTH. Cross
hunted toward third base. Davis making a splendid
one-handed pickup. He was unable. however, TO
get the ball to Doyle in time. Cross stole second
and went to third on Mack's out. Ehret struck
out. Stencil fouled all the old balls over the
grandstand. and Meckin forced to handle
new one. 1t did Stencil no good however as
Davis made a phenomenal catch OF his foul NY
close 10 the grandstand. Donovan lined the pan
TO centre In the sixth and was safe at irst
ReckIey doubled to right. Smith hunted 10 Davis.
who threw 70 Farrell 10 catch Donovan at the
plate The Duke" knocked of his feet ana
before he could pick himself up Beckley was
making for home. and Farrell In his anxiety thre"
the ball to the grandstand TO catch Jake smith
got 70 third on the error. and scored on BIER
bauers single to right Three runs and nobody
ont was enough 10 set the crowd crazy with JOY
The next three batsmen could not get the ball
ont inhed and the Pirates still had 10 make
another run before tying the score.
In the seventh after two OF the Giants were out
Davis landed at first on cross's tumble ana stole
second. Doyle got base on balls. Both then ac-
connlIshcd n beautiful double steal. but they were
left on the bases ward went out at first. Smith
led OF in the eighth with twobagger to iett, ana
went 10 third on Bierbauers out 10 Burke. "ard
feu down trying TO get the ban In time 10 ca'c"
Smith at the plate. Seeing that th' ld'''i wac
safe Ward while lying on the ground; tried TO
get the sphere to first. but threw II to me grah
stand Instead. Iartman reached second on ,ne
error Cross out. Fuller to DOYLE Hnrtmni
getting to thirl Mack got n base on balls ana
Farrell allowed him To steal second poyls , iha,
n great stop Of Ehrcts hard grounder. ana thr.w
70 Meekin In time To catch the Pirate twrler; Inc
Giants went In regular order IN IN" hlhnh'
For Plttsburg Donovan got a base on pdhs anu
stole second Beckleys ont 10 herman sI,..n
VA. rs ndw on BY rdR Rc rS"a balls
ring 10 wait for Bierbauer. His Judgment proved to
be good "a Berb.ucr flied out TO Herman. Dpye
was first no In the tenth inning. He batted the
ball over second base fast for Hartman 10 stop
II, and Ward IN trying to hunt popped up ltue
~ To- Mack Van Haltren hit nigh foul when
bv several feet bu; the whole Pittsburg aggregation
crowded around o;anney and howell IKE Coman'he
Indians Fuller flied ont 70 Hartman. ~ ,.
|, looked Ike victory FOR the Pirates IN fttSpurg
half "a they had two men on bases ana noDoiy
out hu, good pitching by Meskin p reTyenitci
nun 81 Fullers low throw. Cross hunted 20 DAVIS.
who threw nicely 10 Doyle; put JACK ngaan
10 the bat in place OF Mack. and iouei out 10 far-
reu Ehret nlel out 10 Warl and Stencil went out
nj first In the eleventh. after two wer" out burke
singled to second. but was thrown out AZ secoli'
smith singled 10 left Van lIaltren made me run,
ming catch OF Bierbauers terrific drive when ended
Tiernan flied out 10 centre In the twelfth. Davis
got 70 first on Cross's slow throw Doyle again got
in a single hitting slow grounder which Beckey
could not get to Ehret In time. warn punted 10
Ehret who threw him ont. Davis trlei 10 ger nome
hut was caught close decision. For Pittsburg
Hartman led off with "A single past Ward. He got
10 third on two ut first, and again fhret had
a chance to win his own game, but again Van Hal
Hen captured hari dr.Ve, ana the game "as
called ON account OF darkness. Score: