Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-10-05
SPORTING.
BASEBALL.
The New YOrks Win a Game at Last
from the ChicagOs.

CHICAGO, Oct. 8.
The final meeting between the New York
and Chicag) clubs was not Observing of either
playing organization as a contest of skill
but fine playing wes made impossible owing
to the very cold 4ther. New York OBJ
tanned five runs in the sixth inning through
series of errors after the third man should
have been out, and was supposed - have
been out by play at second base, but the
umpire didn't see it, and declared a runner
who was forced TO rln to second not out. The
game was called at 'he end of the seventh in
ming, owing to darkness. The visiting team
did a very graceful thing. before the opening
of the game, in presenting the home nine
with handsome silk banner, inscribed ITO
Chicago from New York" Inpresenting the
banner. Capt. Ward declared that while New
York had striven for, Chicago had won the
championship, and fairly. The attendance
today was 10000. Dalrymple opened for
Chicago with hit TO Gerhs-dt, and went out
at first base. Gore was given his base on
balls, and went to third on Connor's failure
to hold ball thrown by Ewing. Kelly made
base hit and stole second. Anson went out
to Gillespie. Pfeffer struck to Gerhardt, who
failed to hold it, and Kelly came home. Will
hanson went out at first. For New York
O'Rourke made a clean base hit and reached
second on passed ball, and third on Burns
failure to handle Connor's hit. Connor was
thrown out in trying to steal second. Ewing
went out to Gore and O'Rourke ran home
Gillespie made a three base hit, and came
home on an overthrow Dorgan flew out to
Dalrymple. In the second inning Burns and
Clarkson flew OUT. Sunday reached first on
balls, stole second and came home on Dal-
rymple's hit to Ward who threw to Connor
too late. Connor in turn throwing wild to
home plate. Gore took bis base on called
balls and Kelley cleared the bases with a
home run. Anson flew out to Gerhardt
For New York, Richardson opened with a
base hit keefe struck out, Gerhardt
got his base on balls, Ward flew out to Gore,
and Richardson and Gerhardt were ad-
vanced base on the play. O'Rourke went
out on long fly to Gore. Pfeffer flew out in
the third. Williamson reached first on Con-
nor's error, and came home on a hit by
Burns, who also came home on wild throw
ClarksOn made base hit, but was, forced out
at second on Sundays hit. Sunday stole
second, but Dalrymple ended it by going out
to Gillespie. For New York, Connor struck
out. Ewing went out at first, and Gillespie
also. Gore began the fourth inning with a
base hit. Kelly went out on foul fly. Anson
flew to Richardson. Gore stole to second,
but Pfefier struck out. For New York, Dor
gan took his base on balls, went to the sec
ond a passed ball, and reached third on
Richardson's hit, which Burns failed to han
die. keefe struck to Pfeffer. who touched
Richardson and threw Keefe out at first base,
and Dorgan ran home. Gerhardt was given
his base on balls, but Ward went out at first
In the fifth, Williamson flew out toGerhardt,
| Burns made base, but was caught at sec
ond and Clarkson struck out. For New
| York, ORourke made base hit, Connor fol-
lowed with another, and both came home on
wild throws. Ewing and Gillespie struck
out and Dorgan went out to AnsOn. In the
sixth inning Sunday flew out to Dorgan, Dal-
| rymple took his base on balls, Gore flew out
to Gillespie and Dalrymple went out trying
to steal second, For New York. Richardson
took first on WiUiamson's error and stole
second. Keefe struck to Williamson, ani
Richardson was caught in trying to ster'
third base. Ward went out to Gore O'Rourke
made base hit, filling the bases. Connor
| followed with another base hit, allowing
keefe to score. Ewing made two base hit
bringing in tw men, and passed ball brought
| in the tw repaning on bases. Gillespie took
his base on kelly's error, but Dorgan ended
it by going OF at first base. In the seventh
inning, Kelly struck ont, and Anson and
Pfetfer went out at first base. For New
York. Richardson flew out to second Keefe
and Gerhardt struck out. In the eighth,
Burns and Williamson went out at first base
and Clarkson struck out. For New York,
Ward took first on Burns error, and O'Rourke
followed with home run. Connor took
first base on called balls. Ewing struck out
At this point the game was called on account
of darkness. Following is the score: