, 1879-08-03
'rurcAcO VS.. CLEVELAND.

Games 1uoG. "1A~ ANt-eN
CHICAGO VS.. CLEVELAND.
Yesterdays game between the Chicago and
Cleveland Clubs vas another hfgh1y-en1oyabfo
e1hibtion by the home nine, being even better
than the one Of Thursday. Although their bat
ting was not so heavy, theg had fewer errors,
snl played sharp, short, and decisive game.
.rhe risi,crs were somewhat weakened by the
ohsence OF Mccormick, who was taken suddenly
ii RileY, the substitute, taking left field. Gil
iran. VINO was expected to play, bad lame
wrist, aud confined his playing to watching the
turnstle.
Flint tossed for choice In place OF Ansou, but
with no better success than usual With his Gap
t.ia. Srl the Chicsgos' first Tillow-wieider-
Dairvmple-was sent to first on called oa1ls7
owing to Afitcbell's wildness. Peters hit 1or
basc OH the first bail pitched, sending Dal. 70
third. He then came home with run No. on
Williauson's ont at first from Eden to Phillips.
Auson gave Glasscock fly to take in, and 1t
WAS taken. On Carcy's error in failing to stop
shatfcr's erounder, Peters trotted in with run
yo.2 Flint foulcd out to Kennedy, and two
nocarned runs we're made. For Cleveland,
Phillips sent long 1y to Remsen, Eden MT Tor
A copp!e OF bases, Carey short tr to felers,
and Warner wen: out from Williamson to Arson.
In the second inning Quest went out on 11y
IN carey. Larkiu on another to Phillips, anu
pscscn struck out. The visitors Jared no bet
TEL. classcock, Kennedy, and Strict going ont
ooe after the other on weak hits The third for
chicoco Tas OF the one-two-three order, Dali
r,uole being disposed Of bv Phillips, Eden
noae rood catch of Peters, low liner, and
r. a.,e c,1f him hV ~ NitJ38Tu
son. The Es1clid-ayeuue boys didn't do much
better tho2eh it looked as if they might
Get run in the inning. After Mitchell and
Riley were disposed Of BY Peters to Anson and
Williamson toB Anson, Phillips fv WIS badly
mu11ed BY Remsen. who got the ball square IN
his hands and then dropped it. Eden mate
sale hit, sending Phillips to second. He went to
third ON Flnt's only passed ball Of the game
Carey tried to hit the ball hard, but he struck
the empty cir three times, and the side was out
The Chicagos got the first earned run ln the
fourth, after two were out Anson ana Shalef
we're both sent to their seats because OF batting
flies. Flint drove 3 safe one to cen
tre. and reached second on Glasscock's wild
throw to Phillins to catch Flint OF first:
Quest. then nstcnished tile spectators and
evoked their applause By 3 ratt1ing three-oaser
to richt-centre field fence, on which ''StlTer"
scored Larkin failed to bring Quest in, As the
hOfnE pitcher G1u.uuk nAk 7tch41NA Pa+~!Sas
striking out. The first Blue Leg in Cleveland's
half Of the inning was Warner, and be, too,
struck ont. Glasscock hit an infed fly between
Ansoo and Larkin. Both players went towards
it. hut neither made 40 effort TO get it, ana, as
Arson was nearest to me oaa. LEE ne raat1S
Kennedy was given first on balls. but on strleIs
ri ro Quest, Kennedy Tas touched on nls way
to second. and the striker nut out from Quest
to anson,-she double play being neatly accom-
plisbed.
more. Dalrynple made q basc-hit; but refers
aud Williamson we're spared the trouble OF
runnnr to first because OF their inability to hit
sale enougi leaving Dalr5mple on second. Il
was almot] consecutive eome-ont QUE s noto e1e,
hi. Tor bac,-Nitchell, Riley, anu Eden falling
victims 10 The good fielding Of the Chicagos.
The sixt1 inning showed no change in the
score of the home club, Anson, Shaafcr, and
Clint being taken care ol oy soo o. e fo4ded 6opos
out by williamson to Arson. Warner sent q
yood ono to centre for tTo bases, but was
100 anxious to reach third on the h1t- Kemsen
ielded the ball to Peters and Peters to Nllitam-
son, with Warner in between the tTo 5o;, a,tsI ;a
tim to Peters. Glasscock was the finishing out
from Williamson to Anson.
The seventh iuning was blank for both
clubs, neither side hitting safely. In the eighth
there was epf0etu1C OIL UdttLAts ~ bac Aoe0.
u]aycrs. five OF them getting in safe hits, and
poe Of Tie five hitting it hard enough to earn
three bags Peters went out from Warner TO
PHILLIPS, Williamson corkcd it for three
base hit, aud, after Arson made saeri-
fec hit to Eden, on which Williamson tailed,
Shaffer. Flint, Quest, and Iarkin put force and
direction enough 10 their hits to entitlc them to
base apiece aud earn the runs made by The first
two of the quartet kemsen couldn't eaten the
fever, and went out on roller TO fnllllps'
Three PLAYERS of the other side marched to the
plate, and then marched back again, Lark1n's
pacers proving rather too fast Tor them, or else
hitting where writing and willing helders ols
posed Of them.
The last inning gave the Chfcagos one more
earred r.o. alter two men were out.-the outs
being Dalrymple and Peters. Williamson drove
the ball where nobody could. stop IT.
and stole second By close shave. Anson then
made his first safe hit, but 1t cost the lineage
Club management ball, and earned william,
Eon's run. The Captain hit the ball SO naro
that it went over the cars and presumably INTO
the lake, for it could not be found, and new
ball VAS put in, which Shatfer could not paste,
leaving Arson oo second. 1t was QUICK work to
dispose Of the Clevclan6ers, only three OF them
handling the stick, ard the game ended VILE
the score at Z to 0 in favor OF Chicago.
As mentioned above, the game vas credfta'
bic one Tor the home nine, the errors being lev.
Latkio and Flint did their part OF the .Fork
noolY, and Williamson aud Quest contr1outed
1he1f n' share by sharp Unfolding. Nov, then, 1or