The sun., 1895-05-19
THE RECORD.


PITTSBURGH, 7; NEW YORK. 4.
PITTSBURGH. May 1S.-It is many and many
q day since there was such lively, such scrap
ping, and such bitter baseball game in Pitts
burgh q. that OF to-day between the New Yorks
and the home nine. There was blood in tho eye
OF every player from the word 60. The visitors
were beaten on their merits, with Meekln in
the box.
OF course they were as anxious to win as they
ever were in their lives, probably more SO. They
were beaten from the first inning on to the I'M
ish They knew that that and hence % the bad a., spirit
yond all doubt that they were op,played. Their
Sy snS h bat,sd the sood pasIs and DILL
hp sssi Pso1&f & Rs
were Wild with excitement. The scenes were
@y ohe stage RAN up S 70 Umprs Bets with
c!enched fist and Threatened to knock his face
OIL 1t 6eyo3nd 3 doubt h that Bstts 81 upTea
tell which suffered more from his decisions per-
haps the New Yorks did. But this was IN a
rattle Belts, and there's no denying they had
him way up ii in the air. There were four close
split between the two teams. -,
In the eighth inning the widest scene Of al
% tried 10 score On an ineid hit BY Stafford. Belts
decided & that Doyle was out g. the plate from 3
the score. Tho moment the decision was given,
New Yorters surrounded Belts; Doyle claimed
claimed that A. touched the plate with ono
Is ss sooa TO Of
even from unbiased sources. But II ever
That Very nns as'f and D0ss Umpire
him to first on balls and stafford was also fairly
Ss. cp so Ass tho ou% irf hs ss
a., q result many a"ball" was called wrong
SsE hIGff Fl = ssR
. tlne game and va: ..,, we'll supported: On tho
s ais :aRpsrs y "a. aIssiabs asd she asidtDs w =
s ths sss ssIss
4 nn s1e Meesn s and
third on q & had throw bX Tiernsn Stencil POP
smiths little ~ was caught BY Fuller. Bier
bauer sent long single M 70 centre re and n Beck %Bsskley
inning. Tiernan got his base on balls and stole
bs
boyle. 1t seemed to the majority of onlookers
ss tn the
In the second half Of the inning Clingman
saSssd % SS sa
and single by Donovan.
The visitors scored one more In tho NTH.
After Hart had struck Stafford and Farrell out,
Nee @sleekin cracked the ball over TO loft centre
to third. Tho hit was two-baser only. Fuller
came next with good swipe to right for a
single and Meekin scored. The score was now
to 2 in the home teams favor
and there was plenty Of excitement. Beokley
fouled out, and Smith singled and stole second,
aided by a passed ball: Doll" made a two.
bauer then stole third. Farrell made q good
throw, but Davis turned the wrong way with
tho ball. Clingman fouled out, and Cross sent
ppa little fly, which Fuller got mold of and
dropped, Bierbauer scoring.
In the sixth the visitors scored another. Ban
non went out at frat and Tiernan got his base
on balls Davis was hit by o pitched ball, and
Doyle struck out. Van Haltren's two-baser
seored Tiernan. One more was made by the
New Yorks In the seventh. Farrell singled and
got to third on Meekin's single, and scored on
rulers long fly to Donovan. 1t was very ex-
citing now.
II the eighth the scene already, referred to
took place, and no runs were Tailed for the Wis
itorc. The home players made two on Stafford 8
hnmble, Hart's triple, and double by Stencil.
The New forks were easily disposed of in the
ninth. The score: