, 1880-08-27
SPORTING EVENTS.
Chicago Warns Worcester's Team
HandiIy by d Score OF
9 to 4.
Providence Victorious Mt Cleyc1an!-A
Tic Uamc at Buffalo, and No
unn,e ut Cincinnati.
Charlie Ford Takes the 2,l9 Race After
q Desperate Contest Of Six
Heats.

Clfff..sf3D w. WORCESTER.

CllfCAfib w. N6IFEaTEf.
Worcester wHs hpnten wi.ilnut difficulty
By Tie Chiragos yesterday, o,fKD people Wit
lnss!ng thu game. Tile tlo1nn te,tt,, was short
os hoth Flint amt Kelly. tic 'ntter bring hid
htr hy reGsnI uf Il temporary disability.
l}enls covered sccorltI for tho first time tltt4
ycnr iii Chicago grounds, nMti played tl,e
base ns wtll ns It could hc played. liz was
particularly strUtlR IN thrown lmlfs, and CT
nIEratetl with Williamson III a style that Il
mt surpassed by my sccoll'l-base,nan living.
liz has II clever way Of receiving the bal and
ut t(le same time standing III tic why Of thu
run,e'.--a Thing which requires snine nerve,
hut 1t IL tho way to play sccoi,tl irlsp I,urns
took cmrge Of ,llrtl ntd. nsI'Ic fr,tu his care
less ,u.ttT uf Il thrown bali IN the ninth inn-
Ing, When everybody was carelrss. he played
The base M well rs anybody could. Quest
WIS In short Held. and what little he l,sul t.,
To hc tfltl well. 1'oornlnsl occupied right
field. aN, Will, thu exception 0f Dnc Wide
threw, was efficient and satisfactory. Or
Wf1tuNISans catcl,ing 1t MAY hc said that
this yNtttlg ,I,nn l1as mistaken his Nyocat1un
If fle thinks he II cut ont fnr tl1Irtl-busenusl
Hlily. III two Enntes le has supported Cor
eoran rs well lis lip WIS ever Supported a1pl
In snt,lc RESPECTS better. lie catches without
Il isIttsk, and nets rs though lie enjoyed It.
UIlucstiollably l,e adds one moro to thc lis,
III il,orn1tgllly capahlu cntccrs.
Tile Worcesters lid follr-seyrnths Of their
mfsng III the first Inning, w|lcn hits by
S,Hvry, Dlckcrson, Whitney ffor two bases),
md lsfcflmn1u earned Il run. 4 lightning
throw by Williamson to i}rals converted
Dfcknrson's rapid steal to iii Oslt ut second,
md Wien Whitney, having hattett himself
to sccoul. tried tn get liouc on 1s[chmond's
Single tn left, he found the ball neal of lI1n,
ut tile platr, Dalrymple having ,s,atle one Of
lliS splendid throws. Hits ty Williamson
md Arson, together will, II tllryelGlsc WILD
throw hy cHaunr, passed ball. aNd II
ll,ltfed thrown ball hy Storey, gave Chcng0
two In.'H11leh runs iii tho last hult vi the
first. TfIeir i1Gyt tn11ylng WIS done III thr
fifth, when Dalry,npte lit fur II base, nll
was latictt aione by Cores lnllE twn-b;lscr,
ttIe latttr soaring oil Crenner's 1nnr throw 10
lu'alt him ntf lit third. 4 biSe OH halls, Il
ltt. 1t mutt by St0vey, and Il lnar throw by
irwin l,roiEht In tho nttler two runs. Iii
the seventh, Hfter two wGre nut, C0reorAn
cnrkGd tnub!t-baggGr, md t}urns brought
hinl home with II single. i twt,-bnsnr hy
fnnrIllHr. twt, bases on balls, Il pnsst.,l bali,
al,tl ali error by Bennett produced two runs
III ilu rigtl, lnMlng for Chicago 1.oost
play IN the tleli III the first n!r Of tho nntEI
w1lGn tl!u srnra stuutl . to !, Eny, Worcester
three stlIenr,lcd rlins, aided by Wuud's two
bnscr.
Hereafter, commencing with tho Troy
game next Tuesday. play will bu called ut
H::.0 shurp, Instead Ut 1:i0, us heretofore.
TllE: SCORE;