New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-01
CHICAGUS GOOD FORTUNE,
WINNING THE SECOND GAME BY ACCIDENT.
TIE NETWORK MINES SPLENDID WORK IN THR
FIELD OF NO AYAlL-PFEFFER's LUCK.
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THE NETWORK MINES SPLENDID WORK IN THE
FIELD OF NO AyAlL-PFEFFER's LUCK.
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CHICAGO Sept 30.-The New York baseball
club to-day the only chance it had Of winning tho
much coveted championship pennant. Notwithstand
ing their defeat yesterday the visitors the favores
In the betting 1t the crowd that beat them yeser
day 1t fonce that beat them to dag. Thefoolish
ground rule made yesterday, that ball Knocked into
the gave striker three bases abolished to-
day. The crowd was not allowed 10 encroach on the
D ID, although there nearly 10000 per-
sons present Among those on the grand
stand Mayor Carter Harrison
and number of persons prominent in baseball circles
There brick all around the fold here and foul
balls frequently hit It, That part OF the fence
OF right field is not far from the batter and II ball is
Knocked over 1t the striker gets home rum although
pn the Polo Grounds In New-York he would be caught
put the fly In the seventh inning Pfefer knocked
high fly right field which Dorgan CATCH He ran
to the fence waited under the ball Every one looked
81 falling, knowing that II the sphere dropped inside
Dorgan would catch 1t IL outside, home run would be
ycored 1t fell less than two feet outside the fence and
Pfener cleared the bases That run won days game
a spirited from start to finish The
visitors played better in the field than the home nine
but they unbe to bat Clarksons strategic pitch
Ing. Keefe pitched excellent game and was effective
at critical moments ORourke was given his
base balls In the first inning hut
he stayed there only few minutes.
Carkson made a feint and caught him of the base
The New-YOrks tried to claim balk, but the umpire
would not allow It, good many OF the visitors from
NewYork think tonight that If ORourke had not been
caught then the game would have resulted IN favor OF
tho NewYork nine. Conner the next batter, was given
his base on balls which would have sent ORourke to
second Prefer would then played close to second
and could not have stopped the ball which Ewing
Knocked. As no one was second PIefer played out
Tar and assisted In double play putting out both
ConnOr and Ewing.
1t looked as II the New-Yorks would score in
the third inning Keefe out strikes and Gerhard
hit safely to right ed. Ward reached brst on rumble
by Pfefer, sending Gerhardt to second AS only one
out the chances Of scoring were good
ORourke and Connor, however, were not equal to the
emergency, The former advanced the men base, but
put out first ClsrksOn stopped the ball knocked
by Connor and thus retired the side.
The Chicago nine made their first run In the fourth
inning. Darymple knocked twobase hit to left field
Gore knocked q hot ball to Ward, who failed
stop It, and Darympe scored. In every other inning
the put out in one, two, three order eI
the seventh. when Pfeer hit the ball over the
fence and made the home run
The New-Yorks, on the contrary. made several at.
tempts but they failed to hit the ball when 1t
was needed. In the fifth inning Richardson put out
hot ball to Burns Keefe than made hit and went
and Ward were both retired on strkrs
Aiming After O'Rourke had been retired by Kelly In
right field, Ewing and Gillespie both Caught out
fly balls Iu the eighth inning Ward got his base on
OF Anson's He stole to second IN that called
out hearty applause. There two out at the
s>'9e and Conner at the bat The captain OF the
iofN team took too desperate chances. Having
sH " 'oouDoe" thought that he would try to reach
.hiru. ho e'u Wy HI. was declared out. although the
decision was so close that m"-v think IL unfair
In the ninth inning the New-lO-.s made their only
Hun. COnnOr given his base balls. Ewing wa.
retired or strikes Gillespie hit safely rgu n.ld
sending Conner to second. Dorgan made force hit u,
Burns, who threw to Pfefer putting Gillespie out .
Pfeer, however threw wildly Arson, giving Dorgan
life frat and allowing Conner The excite
meDt then ran high, and people have the New
Yorks win games at homo in the ninth inning looked
anxously for hit which might bring DOrgan and tie
the Richardson the hat, but hit only
ClarksOn, who retired the striker al first.
The Chicago people are jubant tonight the two
victories Of their favoFie club They all say, however
that the NewYorks played excellent both days
Some of them think that the visiting players are now
ratified and look for four victories for Chicago The New
Yorks ratified and If they play steady game
they have played these two days they ought win
the next two games
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