, 1880-09-01
a Very Interesting Game Of Ball
in Which Chicago Was
Victorious.
pntfalo Beaten by Providence, Boston
by Cleveland, and woroes.
ter by Cincinnati.
rhc Meu and Horses Entered In O'Lcary's
Conglomcrate Tournament.
pa,aua md Wodgewooa tbs Winners ut Mya-
ito Park-Racing at Columbus.


1,,o.on .,a ,uov
,,,,.,rs,I n",,n,c ,urnn,t out vnstor.
fh.ue n SOC ,,,,c of tic raciest cicn,,.
Gay a'te.""u, a",,t,.ntinv gn,urs srnn lieru tIa
est, no" ,,o IN ainr,,1or contr,,s, viii, th,,
year'I" h" h.1,i,i,to,, ,,f tho ,,ov hornrn f,nti,
xrc1e!.et ~, ona t,,,innan tcoms ,vnro Il, nxcoi.
the lto, wv m'a .,,aro csnccfoiIv tho ,s,tnrs ,rio
tent atsaI sharI' hv o far tc s.ro,,rGst nrsrrrato
eoinpt'seu .rosnn,od Wy ~" thta .9nr mi ,"1'n.,
noy I,Sy was ,as sac rs 10 fiiy expIaln how thoy
naass,.,onsh,n na's ladder. until tIoy nru n1,w
GIa.'pnf n'Ip",,s fecs for hath prnvI,,enrn nn,i
tansa.a da,,ssa"a.i' @ I,eyond donbt but for rroy's
disabled condition carly III the senso'l tllo
sn,n, wo,lld now be ff,r better tllau fourth,
sna II IN lluck bctitlc them III the ,nattcr Of
aa ,,,'. ~ t-a,,, thiu t,,," f,rt tl,n,. ,.ktt
Disability lla .,'s ,..o ,s,,o aoit en es WI,
place yet. The spectators welcomed with
aciirht d The return Of Kelly aftcr n weeks r..-
a,,,aat tlr,,,,g ,jlhrult md viii, rcoso,,
,ltc'teI 1r hts t.. ,1nv at thir ,asc wns strtrtiy
frst.rass, n1ld hts presence 1T tile te'l't per
,n,ttcti tllu restoration of Quest at second ntld
Rnr,s Mt lis home rwsitlon,
Tha oo,nc can hn lrst tlcscribcd NJ, the sItto
Of Chicago by nleht'oh'he ofle payers l'nsno
.-Dalrymple. 1t WAS practically all Dnl-
r,1uplc, for 1t wns his batting atid busc.rsll,-
n1ne t]la. scored nil tic rt,,s made, mud Ills
magni!'ceht l'roWltE-ln l,oh. Ielt tgla l'at ',
kept down tho scare on tho otllcr sl'lo anl
.ayed tho game to Cl!lcaEo. We tlo hot re-
cail game III which II coultl br said
With eqnnl truth and f"lrncss that a
single player htst "on lt aaI lnen
saved IL from being lost.,, Not ttiat
thcru was not plenty OK lnerlt among tho
ssMa sss W. wtis fMa!i M Fl ac|d!ns ncf|i. ilo'!Ei!
lidculous!y weak at tho bnt, l!Myl1iE out
l'alrylnplr. Gore: and Corcoran: The pitch,
lng was superb, the catching fa.lltless. a'ltl
Sl tho eXGsntomr m 9f a I'VE @ H;S'fss al aa yrrqfs @ II
taut These remarks rs to fielding .npply
Is we'll 10 Troy MS 10 Chicago, for thu visitors
played stlI, sturdy galne, a1ltl by batE luck
Alone IN failing to bat 1T svItical poitts were
recors IN every rcspcct, 50 far rs the score
slows, tjlasl do tho Chicugos, whom they cx-
cclled hotll nj tho but aMd tn the field; and
yet they lost the game wholly upon ftsmcrity.
xh tho 9 annlElng ' yery eclely II their ,!
takes holl Of kCefe's delivery with greater
facility 1t will lose these next two ga1ne', for
It Isn't to 10 expected that they Gun repeat
.her extraordinary ri sucsess Of yesterday q
Tho ea.ilo began with Troy nj. but, and tho
first inning proved the cxtrl1rdinary yersa-
tility Of tho noble game, presenting \ plsnsp
never belore witnessed )erG-yiz.: the first
Inning BY lifting ,safeiy, atlti vet nol /, run
rcsuledl This Ii how il came .nbolIt: Cas-
Bily, Tobin, and Ferguson made clean hits
and loaded tllo bases. THIN callc Gillespie,
onaors oe sst ~ G e bese Sasc S S II Ts s
League, md three men on buses. Contlurs,
IA giant, htt furious grountlcr,. which
nafI'S !n gost's, 9s On ait BY ;9 EatHr
i tho plato on 2 force-out. Thru! casklns,
another, ltnrd hitter, remained to be
disguised Of. Co5coran took cnre Of him
on an easy fly' M and ttere @ were still three M men
ball;:paylng sure enough, and tho crowd rec
oglixetl Il with iearty chcers. Agall, it tho
Third lllIlnE tliero wos q nInn OF third md
nobody out. Cassidy hit oyer. GOrcfs iIeul
Fs,saa bases 1} i n p! strusk 9
INSTANTLY tlle ball settled ,intu Dalrylllp'e's
hands liz shot II ol, n dead line to " williamson,
and Cassidy, who lad run IN FROM third, was
stRs ss vrs wsTe sS isSs eetrs ao In af o Hui lns
! paIr OF errors gave Troy It's nnty tally.
llobert's tly was Mtttfetl By Quest, hui ll1 IT.
covered tho bnEl ~ tinle to head OF the
runner at first, shoottng Ugh to 5Anson. wllo
M ar!! looked ut 1t while ll0lbert raced, for
third. C0rcurnn nl,u Williamson wero both
asleep, bMt tllp latter managed TO get hold
q tho bal tinnlly n1ld l,ltido q long throw to
went off into left field, artl 1lolbert cono
home, having 1natiu follr bases, without II
kate hit: In tMe sixth 1t laDIeh rs though
iatc aM Jack Chapman were, gofng IL tla tho
fad tllrawn Ferguson out 1t iirst, GiiicspIa's
gr9utdcr WIS mi,iEt:tl by Anson. Gil. then
stale dawn to second, ai,tl wns obviously 0llt
by H. Williamson 10 Quest, l"lt tl,p umpire held