, 1880-07-06
Chicago Victorious Over Provi-
dencc by n Score Of = TO
III Eleven Innings.
Worcester Beaten by Buffalo, Troy by
Cleveland, and Boston BY
Cincinnati.
Successful Close OF the Chicago Jockey
and Trottfng Clnb Running
Meetings.
St. Julien Trota Mile In 2t1e ia at Do.
troit-Raoss ut Fort Wayne, Nom
mouth Park, Etc.
UASE-DALL.

CHICAGO VI. PROVIDENCE.
Close upon p,000 pG0plo patrollzed tho ball
ganu at White Stocking Parll yesterday Mt
crlloo,l, and snw ote Of Tho closest, hardest,
most stubborn, mud most exciting contests
That ever took place I'll Cliicago+ 1t was tio
first time noro tlian nine innings have been
pluycd here this year. Thu big crowd was
exceedingly guol.naturel throughout,
though 1t took sumo tfnu to clear tho HELD,
md It was not until 4 O'Clock that tho first
ball was pitched. Providence llal Its best
tcam oil hand, with l3radleyns pitcher, Gross
tu cutc1i, Wnrd nt third, and tho rest placed
as us,sal. Tl,u wisdom Of hayfng II clango
pitcher In TIC nine WINS demonstrated here,
as tho Chicagos took hold Of Bratlley nlost
energ4tlcnlly III tho SECOND inning, Dait!nR
him fur two singles md n trtptc-bagger. 50
TINT Ward re]!uyed lin ut tho confluence
nlent Of tic third Inning nnd
proved SO etrecttyo that for five III
ntuss not base-hft was scored
for Chicago, and but four hits Il,
nlno innings. Everybody expected prosl-
Ounce to give tlle home tenn n hard fight.
md they lid It. 1t WINS terrible tug froIl
first to lust, there being ITO tl'lo when little
good hitting md very fcw errors would not
settle tho g,,,na either why. Both sldcs
pla, I'd rs II their lives depended upon Wilt
ming. md some of the men played rs they
never played bcfure. Chicago was outbaetctl,
aul out1elded too so fur rs the totnl of er-
rors shows, but the Whlto Stockings never
theless won the gn,no by magnificent field
lng at critical points. 1t Is hardly TOO 1u"c!i
10 say that the game was won by DalrS'aplo
at tho bat and Quest III the field. The former
sent ball over the rigl,t'ileid fenco Just
when It WINS neetlctl to brfnt. III q run. though
he had previously been wholly inefficient
with the stick, striking ut higll bal's tlat
would otherwise have been called;
but III thu eleventh inning hc Rot
Ills bat fairly QUITO y high one. anti sent 1t
over among the rallroad tracks. bringing
home Flint for the whining run. As ior
Quest, two lighting double phys In whicl,
liz boro tho chief part cleared the bases when
runs were threatened, and his extraordinary
record OF seven put-outs and eight assists
tells tho story OF how his work WAS done.
One at Ills crrora was from oygrzcnlousness
H. trvinc, fnr hn,l whfch In should hnye lit
20 on no 10 Keily, M ami a the other was his failure
10 handle clean llnrd-ll!t bull nna heat oil
Ward ut the plate, though he recovered tho
bai In limo 10 retire tfe striker Mt first base.
Tie sccont.baso pIny OF Farrell was also
something astonishing, one-has!a h'gh-
jumping catch OF furious liner from An
son's bat being one OF tho mcst wonderful
clutches ever seen,
Inc game opened WIN C''ieago ~ ua,.
and the iirst tl'Fee strikers had 70 Ihnhk
Peters for their downfall. In the second
Inning both Kelly and Anson hit safely, when
by fast running. 1natlo third, Ansoi d.
rcctly after stealing sccond without
opposition: Goldsmith hit u sharp bound
cs s1t"sn' ~ nnsu' H.,. a,M: mu's ....sso muo
retired at the. plate, Goldsmith, getting ~,
Arst md Anson third. when GOLDSMITH
stsrsa sa down s mil Gross to sar threw ns to Fur
,% =. p,s.u xno, Wy ns oat thn,, I 1sarrn,
eeiyea T. from NM . "Ea'n; . then ,,sd, maf9el ao
haew wo 10 e pa,e ~ % eate he nna
hold It. and Anson tailed t1e int run. It
%s ply s '. could .1, not hive Waited as
FoqSs fsS Ree Which e,son wo ays Srougt SsH1
two e earned @ rns III Io yast crowd chsere9 t:sr!,
e1itpsastical!y, ailt1 thousai!G ;s or 50 b!amk
caFtrlugss were freM on iroil Eis1o3is 3 n!i.oMg ~:
kg sGeeNto.s' c3nesk eosesl a tlio ,1 n,ma1lnS ny
Tor Mlno more lMn,,lgs, SO 81 mw,o.l.t!ert.iiy ,. Ct. IL
fgct1va Was Watas pitching anu SO
sharp, his SUPPORT. OM the sl1e az, Of
o sase sta nes wss a s3"f frrs sfr earaES
tliclr buses ~ tho ilrst !'llll!g. nut nc nlliy
WIS permitted. LIT tlle sGcgHl inning GrHss
nnl York struck ,oitt, n1ld Dorgan was the
0nly oi.c to reach rst 1asc. In tlle th!rtl
ssart gct flrst M o., Wiia!n'nsoms % lnadt OF 4ls M
l'ctora, Hines and Farrell having been t.o
preceding 9!tts Tl.H urSs br9xe tno ice n,
base, went to second on pAssca ball, m ai.tl
Third on Nross' reltrcinelit % vt ht1t; ! rile!!
fulnblcd, 30 tint Warl tnilted, thnngl1 tie
striker Wns retired Ct hrst. In the nth Quest
got ilfst. on Petcrs' tumble, but !sas; thrown
Ynt By Gross TO Farroll on 4 steal. Afte!
Hr.!lley l!ad str4ek o'If: Ii sill'Hs @ Iad s.'it
Peters lctt them on q. lfy tE Gore. hoboly
saw irst base again until tue cightl !ll!,,
hit otf Wn1a: llo WIS forced nt second
BY Flint, aud ti9ngll Fnrrell fell rat In try;;
while lying on tho ground et fnll length
threw to start H. ~ Tine Y conple@to @ most q,
pluntlel. In the lattnr hnlt Ut thn. eighth
lnnlng, Atter t%o nlen were out, Ward III
over Dalrymple's head for q saf9 two-Gascr,
hut keDt 0l u third. He Should lnse been