Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-02
NEW YORK sUCCUmns AeAIN.

The Ohieagos Win The Third Game
 Of The Series In Presence Of A
 Greaf CroWd-F1ne Playing And
 An Exciting Struggle.
 CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-The Chicagos have won
 the third of the series of four games with the
 New York club. Another big crowd was 4Rrsssnt at to-day's game. Bets were being
 made as fast as they could be offered with
 the Chicagos selling first choice. Despite the
 fact that the home team had the call the ad
 mirers of their opponents backed their opin-
 ions with the same amounts offered for the
 Chicagos. The rush to get inside the enclos-
 ure was fully as great as on the previous
 days. The side seats a half hour after the
 opening of the doors were nearly filled and
 the chairs in front of the grand stand began
 filing up in spite of the threatening weather.
 When the game began the assemblage was
 estimated to number ten thousand The
 New Yorks won the toss. Dalrymple took
 his position in front of Welch and his short
 fly was caught by Gerhardt. Gore's foul
 fly fell into Connor's hands and Kelly went
 out from Ward to Connor. ORourke got to
 first on balls Connor's fly was taken by
 Sunday while resting on the right wall.
 Ewing's high fly was well judged by Dal- rymple. Gillespie went out from Pfeffer to Anson and the crowd went wild with de. light.
 Anson in the second inning lodged fly in O'Rourke's hands. Pfeffer, however, drove safe liner to centre. Williamson famed the air three times and Burns grounder went between Wards legs and he stole sec- ond. Mccormick placed grounder which Gerhardt let go and both Pfeffer and Burns scored. Sunday went out from Gerhardt to Connor. Dorgan for the New Yorks put g ball in Dalrymples hands. Richardson went out from Mccormick to first and Welch got his base on called balls. Gerhardt popped up fly which Burns captured and the side was out.
 Dalrymple rapped the sphere to right field for a base and Gore got to first on balls Kelly put ball to Ward, who touched sec- ond and threw to first, putting out Gore on the double play. Anson went out from the pitcher to first. Wards fly was taken by Pfeffer. O'Rourke sent short fly to centre. The latter started for second when Kelly to catch him at second threw the ball into right centre and O'Rourke scored. Connor had six | balls called. Ewing put grounder to Pfef- fer and he touched Connor and then threw ! to first, making double play.
 In the fourth Pfeffer took his base on balls. A passed ball carried him to second Williamson's fly caught by Dorgan, but Pfeffer made third on the fly and on Burns hit to Gerhardt he scored, while Burns took first and stole toward second. A passed ball took him to second and Ewing threw high 70 nhor1 P11rn in, nlo,y went out from Richardson to Connor. Gore captured Gillespies fly. Dorgan hit safe to left center and Richardson went out on fly
 to Anson. Welch drove high fly, but Kel- ly caught it and the side was out. Dalrymple's high fly fell safe near the foul line and then bounded into the seats, making it block ball. Dslrymple made second on the hit. Gore flew out to Gerhardt, Kelly struck out and Anson's high fly was taken by Gillespie on the run. Gerhardt bat ted liner into Pfefer's hands, Ward put one into Pfeffer also and ming with foul fly.
 In the sixth Pfeffer retired through Ger hardt to Connor and Williamson flew out to Gerhardt. Burns rapped the ball to left for two bases but was left on McCormicks out
 to Welch on the fly. The leader in the league
 fumbled it and the latter reached first. A
 passed ball took him to second, and on An
 sons tumble of Ewing's grounder he went to
 third. Gore caught Gillespie's fly and Con-
 nor scored before the ball could be returned.
 Dorgan hit safe to left and Ewing ran in
 from third on a steal. Dorgan was declared
 out and Richardson's fly was taken by Gore.
 Sunday struck out in the seventh inning,
 Dalrymple went out at first, and Gore fouled out to Ewing. For the New Workers Welch was disposed of by Pfeffer to Anson, Gerhardt fouled out to Kelly and Ward went out from McCor- mick to Anson.
 Kelly drove high fly which fell into Richardson's hands and Anson went out at first on Wards assist. Pfeffer ended the in n1ng and went out from Gerhardt to Con- nor. The New Yorks ended the inning with out adding anything to their record. The eighth inning resulted in goose egg for both sides.
 In the ninth Williamson went out on 8 hit to Connor. Burns hit safe. Mccormick followed Burns good example, sending Burma to third. Sunday popped up foul fly which was neatly taken by Connor. Dalrymple made long left field hit, bring ing in Burns and Mccormick and going to second himself Gore hit safely to centre and made third base on O'Rourke's over throw to Ewing to cut of Dalrymple. An son sent long fly to centre field which was taken in by O'Rourke. For the giants Gill lespie flew out, ,Dorgan sent a hot grounder to Pfeffer, who put it to Anson. Richardson ended the game by flying out to Anson. Following is the score: