, 1881-06-28
Tho Chicngos Successful Over
Providence by a Score OF
10 to II.
Troy Beaten by Detroit 8 to 0.
and Cleveland by Boston
10 to 8.
A3ttle Interest Taken IN the Harvard
Columbia Huat Race Yes.
terday.
Harvard Victorious After a Sharp Struggle
Early in the Contest,
f,1,1cAco VS.. 1,Rt,yrpESCE,

CHICAGO W.. IlkOflD6NNEs
1t remained for Chicago and Providence III
their ninth game to furnish the greatest DIS
MAY OF batting witnessed this year, and to
nile up the biggest aggregate score ever
known in League championship contest.
About $500 spectators wern present, and c1,-
ioyed tho spo1t hugely, for, while errors
were plentiful on both sides, so was lard
hitting and base-runuiuG, alid IL ever q game
was worth seeing that ono was. 1t Is avi-
dent that tho batsmen nrU getting the hanE
of tho pitching range, and are hitting with
greater freedom than usual. Proof Of tllis
Is found III the fact TINT III last Fridays
game Providence could get but three
hits of Corcoran, whifo yesterday they
hit him for fourteen singles and nine.
teen totals Providence put In Radbourn
to commence with, but lie lasted only one
Inning, and then gave way to Ward, who
was batted harder yet, his first dose being
four singles and O clean homo run. Hines
relieved Farrell at second base In tho third
inning, and In the fourth Flint exchanged
with Kelly, the latter catching beautiful
game.
Play opened with Providence ut the bat.
and three rims were donated by means Of
errors by Burns, Flint, and Corcornr. tho
latter being very wild in his delivery, togeth-
1t with doubles by York and Gross, Again
In tho third the Chicago field fell down, and
what with wild pitching by Corc0ran, Wild
throwing by Flint anil Quest, a1,a n mufreA
fly by Dnlrymplo three runs were scored
without base lit. III tho fourth inning
four runs, three of them carried. werc added
to thu scors Ut tho visitors on hits
by. Farrell, York, McClcllan, Gross,
and .Nudbol,rn. md MI errur by Dur'!s.
They failed To tnlty again until tho eighth
Vnrts I'm p{nr hit fnr 1t{I hNHtt-
ws so hsy s MecIeIian pS" u foIowea @ q viii suse,
and Gross with y three-baser, earn!ng the
@ as: ana N s Se aes Paovaence stoned ta At s
Bit oil this ti1ne the Cilicagos wero not
idle. They earned three RUNS In tho first
inning On hits nyy ]nIa!rynp!e. Gore. Anson.
in the second OIL Flfnt's single, Quests homo
rim on . ball over ,the left-flelti fGnes: and
singles by Da1rymple, Gore, md Kelly In
saSaa thq t III M t1f y sT,, "f Ea tS o2e ben M
son. and Williamson, . basa on balls, n
ll,uffed fly by Hines, a'll a wild pitch. II
tho fourth one ruiz was earncd ou hits BY
Flint and Dslrympe end fntS l seRn , stei to
thrown baiI and Wild tliroW BY Denny, II,
overthrow md passed hall ny Gross, g9v!,
two earned runs were lattst! IN on singles by
Core md Anson md u double by Kelly,
bringing ChIcaeo's score to 10.
SaS So fHil of gG EFfat babtnE 1t s oi
There was great deal Ut wild throwing oi1
tho Chicago side. and many mlsptays On boil1
sides. NEVERTHELESS, tho game wns MI Inter:
sarisa siqEa sl aas wiki Wh eaa nS Of fs9 s dnk e
lowed Will, three, and aRalI with three
thus getting leatl 1f two;, w'ieIrelpot
Providence went to the front .agnin will
fnfnttt- n land which was held t|,rntl rlln1tt