, 1879-07-13

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CHICAGO VS.. SYRACUSE.
By dint OF the poorest kind of playing the
Chicagos managed yesterday to give away q
game to the Syracuse Stars. the figures at the
nu,sh being 9 to Z. That the game was abso.
lutely thrown away there is no chance to doubt,
the very men who arc responsible for its loss
cheer1uily admitting their guilt after the DAM
sge had been done, but promising to do better
next time. OF the nine runs secured by Syra-
cuse not one was earned, that fact Of itself civ
Ing verr fair idea Of the styls in which the
home team manipulated things, and when IL
is known that during the entire game the yis-
itors made but eight base hits, not one
Of which yielded more than single
bag, a. still turtAer: insight into
the mysteries OF the national pastime Is
afforded. OF the Chicago gentlemen who took
part in the gnme, Mt. DalrYmple was perhaps
the most disgustingly liberal to the visitors,
presenting them with no less than three runs by
reason OF his simple and unostentatious manner
OF PLAYING left field. Mr. Dalrymple's ideas of
how this position should be played differ very
materially from those of Mr.. MaDsell, who
suards the same territory for the Stars, inhs-
much as the last-named gentleman is the victim
Of singular delusion to the effect that in order
to retire the opposing side 1t is best to run after
and catch such balls as may be barted In his
immediate vicinity; while Alr. Dalrrmp1e dis
PLAYS Welldefned aversion to doing anything
OF the kind, being seemingly anxious to
afford the gentlemen on the other
side overy possible onnortnnitv ~ ~
.~o,na +ae h,eae .,bua ~ :. -~as,n w.
ou :..""..o ~. ,..,sa, : 49, ~ :. !ons seo@y
ate1 Ine s o%ns ~ mnscn c N nm omenss OF preoccqpa.
system may be t ne correct one' Pot bis views on
toe suo3e:! .;ro,n :.o 80 na'n " E1eat many
etnlnep1 atEeua nno nofo 1n@o7 oSse-oa'l
s'9q5 !T' ior sour a1enad on.,to,,,,. o,,., 49,
WIN. l;e a'.;n.4s sn,ino ts,s 4ots enJusn sne
Mnls i1 f.. 6rst inni,o ofto1 u thear nr
.So .u1is r., hecn @ ha1e s.1i % raa,ha
Roneoss au zoR'. ue" ,nnff of W'iionasan,s thrns
ntsI " ea"rn1 A. ,assad ha1 ~, ~ +h;r3
VEN seuc VI thra oa'4, 80 uu ~ - eLu ~
EhAe OqI2an WEI pelnE tnto"n o4t at 1lst y
ae h. at,u 'Ue eot1 neS on ot tns e
naIrrmn1es VII, hid led nff for chicago .ent -
safe one against The rirht-fcid fence. I
I'D vonts4, secord rst;1s pot.-s Eos ho,ar] ~
mt It al on the hit T., Ncf;innesa W;ii;.o,.
son hatted tn r;pht field fnr w. h,ses DaI-
15mple scoring, and came 10 biz himself ' On 1n'son's
serond rhi1e trvinp tn msEs s.cona nn tha htt
t6e na 1.o.n ~ nr ~ on M n
iamson at The home niate haing stonnais hv pnr-
ceH. who nitrhed for The Stars an1 eent ~ Far-
rrii in time to cnt off the Witt SrocI;nn ran
t.in ~ Shefsr ~ uaa aI .rosn I s ot =, e - st
a. .o' At'N1'' wa TAU" l. o1' ~ ue' ~ alatul-
= The. visitor. bepan vork IN the .econd inntno
s,d hsfara ths. tc,sns9 ~ - ~s seonu tn
none ha;nr sarnsd piahr5 ~ az 49,.
reached frst on Shaffer's mI1ff of his - prnnnder
10 Igat, roine to third on Holbert;s base"nit As to
Tho trefi To hea9 "a o s'o RicSmon1 1n" - r.
bone % niste. but Aa f,,}ed M i Hn1bert a. so;ne ne
In 1hini ne r,s ~ ~ - ta,nS
however. on Macu1lar's prorndcr tn short I ' f;eid
Carpenter going to second. BE gained a. another r
sss s By 1s5os fq1lnS r; e{ he 6a sad ta
being out At list Mans. En had been s S.rine oren
bis base On balls, eoiug to second. Then Dorcan
bit safely to ieffs and' fv reasnr ~ rerv siow |
handling OF the BAH by Dafrymnles Ha,s1',ar and
Aansel tsllied. Purcell ended tie fun bY strik-
The S' init. s+oc,,;,,. n,,,,,-o.
soe tn hann~, Ssoca'ngs pluckeo up enough conr
lining ona fan y ne t9a
been whttevashed}, Williamson @ lifting safely m to
centre; stealing second, and coming home on
forsimr o,a'e 10 r1ght- shater bit to Macu1iar
nIp R,pansa 9as Anson at second In the fourth in
the lucky man ae hit 's{ saie,1 aftar oeln
men were out sto1a '' secona sn,n s5f and cae amo
IN On Farre1l's base-hit % to e ieft
ansId, n and Dalrymple's tumble Of the bali. The
oresn and esehor sos seoo one, fhe ,e hitting 70
rrry xjld throw e4euE ~ aa seconu on ha1 payers
gan, but Larkip sent Nj1xe soft nna ~ht,n h. |
threw badly, Flint going to th;rd Tarr;n IN
started foT SECOND, and. As Holhert threw the
The tcoqs 'e,ne'o, nn.. INT came bone. Il!
case and s1 4haa 10" stood to in favor OF syra-