, 1881-05-19
Chicago Braces Up and Sets Down on
Worcester Handsome Great
Batting.
Cleveland, Buffalo, and Detroit
Beaten by Boston, Provi-
dence, and Troy.
McGeary Asks Cleveland for Ills Release
-lscportcd Intention Of tho 1roys
to Locate Mt Plttsburgs
0arloy B.. Bayadere, and Surge the Win
ners Yesterday at 1ouisville-sau
Francisco Racing.
CnrcA1o vs.. WORCESTER.

CI1ICAIO VS.. WOkCESTESs
Trot'tlnE by tho stucere ard woll-intende0
advce of THE TRIBUNE. to the effect that
better play ai,d more earnest work was due
III order to nlGct the requirements Ut the lib
eral patronage accorded 10 base-ball In Chi
engo. the White Stockings yesterday bncslcd
tu md pluyeG d magnificent gaMc, literally
smashing tho life cut Of the Worcester team,
and fairly batting Ricll,Mund, the left-llaMled
wizard, out OF his puslttul,-t first ttmait i,as
btcn tlone This year. Goldsmith, pitched for
tile home nine, and did the best work he hns
shown this ycar. He was extremely well
supported by Flint. considering tle dam.
aged condition OF the latter's llatlds. lie re-
ceiyed fresh hurt in the ninth Inning from
foul tip, and Ind to retire to right field.
Kelly going to third and Williamson behind
tho bat.
Worcester got m unenrned run In the sec
ond inning On liotallng's single, a passed
ball, two outs, and Bushonp's snfe hit; an-
other lit tho eighth On a bnse un balls and
Kelly's mutt of Carpenters difficult fly near
riRht-ileld fence: and still another In the
ninth on a tumble by Burns and n passed
bail. 4 juggled Rrounder by CrealMer and
n high truw by Carpenter gave Chicago a'l
unearnel tally In the second inning; In tho
fourth q doubIu by Burns and singles by
Goldsmith and Dalrynpc, aiae1 by Dickcr-
sun's tumble and Hutaltnx's nlnff OF fly
ball. netted two runs, one earned; and In the
sixth Flfnt's double and Cures single earned
Il run. 1t was Iii the seventh TINT the big
bnttlng lnatlne8 occurred. Anson's long fly
was captured by HotalLng, who was playing
far out in expectation OF long hit. Will
inilson put onp over right-tteld fence for two
bases, and then Burns, swinging Ills bat Mt
the first bail pitched, sent tho ball clear to
the clubhouse for Il clean home run. The
big black dug owned by the Chicago CLUB
was sleeping MI the platform rs tho ball
to be afraid OF the animui, but tue latter
paid no attention to the fielder, md
did mt hinder him In the least. The
spectators cheered tremendously at tho hit,
compelling numerous doErs OF the cup by Burns
IN acknowledged Mt. After Goldsmith bud re-
ed 5 o " to ge1e yR S9 as . aa sSn
clean hong run. and aEHtn there wns Rrent
cheering. Quest caught the maniu. and htt a safe
nno; m a,!d 20 d'd pary!nple md on wiia throws
Datryntpie to third. tallyllx on Il pnBscd bull q
nN"nent later. Gore got bis bnse on Carpcntcr's
Kelly, who was put OUT ut second In trying to
nuke one too lnany buses on the hi!, the inning
Mn so taa Saa
fur thls year, and tho eeighih inning f.und him In
right held ana Corey {, tho pitcher squire. No
buily succeeding in hitttnA the new t.ln. thnugh
Williamson lilAle second on Corty's mum ot h!a
oasv tly, n1tl olevery sln'u thIrll.
On the part 0f EhioNKo tho Rlme Was chRrac-
tcrlzed by ,rst .class tietdlng. hAttnE md base.
III tho 'llattsr Ut -h,lalncss.. The Worcesters,
on tho utIIar hR1,d. wcro considerably rnttsd ut
! times, and puyrd IN listlcss, clumsy fashton,
| quite unlike their ,prevlons work. lliohmond
| was lnsuEernbty tedious In bis posing und nttt-
tudt1izln0. and It wna almost wholly IN bis ac-
and Il hais. tlo is much given to the Adonls act
| while pitching. being ptssslbty unaware that
whuro ho tnAkcs one "nlash" by hts elegant
poses he dsgusts d thousand petIpte who nay
their tuo1,ey, ,nt to look at living sintuary. but
| tunn1py rcl-hot hnil- -ptnylng.
T0-ttiorroW, Saturday, nnl Tuesday the I3Ns-
tons cDile here, and lis they leave Cleveland
with three games won. aud hayo been paylng
| lug hhlt, thos9 encounters With tito ChiclKo3
| will he attended with peculiar Interest.
| TUE HCo.E,