Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-04
CHICAGO LOSES A GAME.
BAD WEATHER CAUSES POOR
PLAYING ALL AROUND.

PLAYING ALL AROUND.
The Giants Pile Up Ten Runs Against
Eight by Their RivaIs--Five Of the Ten
Made in One Inaing-ChicagO Present.
ed with n Banner.
CHICAGO, Oct 3.-rhe final meeting be-
tween the New York and Chicago clubs
was not deserving of either playing Or
gauization as a contest OF skill, but ine
and clean cut playing was made impossi-
BILE owing to the very GOLD weather. A
cold rain fell at one time, threatening to
stop the game, and the Chicagoes, who
had obtained good lead, played to hurry
the game, aud were met by cries OF ''play
ball" IRON the crowd New York obtained
its five runs through serious of errors in
the 9th inning after the third man should
have been out, and was supposed to be
out, by play at second base, but the UNI
pire did not see IL and declared the run
ner, who was forced to run TO second base,
not out. Toe game was called at the end
of the 7th inning owing to darkness.
SILK BANNER FOR THE CHICAGos.
The visiting team did very graceful
thing before the opening of the game in
presenting the home nine with a hand
some silk banner inscribed:
-.......... ........ .....-.-..A
TO CHICAGO FROM NEW YORK.
....................,.. ...................f
In presenting the banner Capt. Ward
declared that while New York had
striven, Chicago mad won the champion
ship, and fairly. The attendance was
10000. Dalrymple opened for Chicago
with hit to Gerhardt and Went out at first
base. Gore was given Ris Dase on balls,
and went to third on COnnor's failure to
hold ball thrown by Ewing. Kelly made
a base hit and stole second. Anson went
out to Gillespie, Pfetfer struck to GeR
hardt, who failed to hold it, and Kelly
came home. Williamson went out ut tiPst.
NEW YORK AT THE BAT.
For New York, y 'Rourke made a clean
base hit and reached second on a passed
ball and third on Burns failure to handle
Connors' hit. Connor was thrown out in
trying to steal second. Ewing went out
to Gore and O'ROurke ran home. Giles
pie made three-base hit aud came home
on an overthrow. Dorgan few out to
Dalrymple.
In the second inning. Burns and Clark
son flew out. Sunday reached first on
balls, stole second, and came home on
DalrymDle's hit to Ward, who threw to
Connor too late. Connor in turn throwing
base on balls, and Kelly cleared the bases
with home run. AnsOn flew out to Ger
hardt.
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
advanced one base on the play. O'Rourke
went out on long fly TO Gore.
THE THIRD INNING.
Pfeffer flew out in this inning. William
son reached first on COnnor's error, and
came home on Burns hit, who also came
home on a wild throw. Clarkson made "A
base hit, but was forced out at second on
Sundays hit. Sunday stole second. but
Dalrymple ended it by going out to Gill
lespie.
For New York Connor struck out.
Ewing went out at first, and Gillespie
likewise.
Gore began the inning with base hit.
Kelly went out on a foul fly. Anson few
TO Richardson. Gore stole second, but
Pfetler struck out.
For New York, Dorgan took first base
on balls, went to second on passed ball,
and reached third on Richardson's hit,
which Burns failed 10 handle. Keefe
struck 10 Pieffer, who touched Richard
son and threw Keefe out at first base and
DOrgan ran home. Gerhardt was given
his base on balls, but Ward went out at
first.
THE FIFTH INNING.
In the fifth inning, Williamson few out
to Gerhardt. Burns made base hit, but
was caught at second, and Clarkson
struck out.
For New York, O'Rourke made base
hit. COnnOr followed with another, and
came home on wild throws. Ewing and
Gillespie struck out, and Dorgan went
! out to Ans0n.
THE SIXTH INNING.
In the sixth inning Sunday flow out TO
Dorgan, Dalrymple took his base on balls,
Gore few out to Gillespie and Dalrymple
went out trying to steal second.
For New York Richardson took first on
| WilliansOn's error and stole second
Keeie struck TO Williamson and Richard
son was caught trying to make third
base. Gerhardt made base hit. Ward
went out TO Gore. O'Rourke made base
hit, filing the bases. COnnor followed
with another base hit, allowing Keefe to
score. Ewing made two-base hit,
bringing in two men, and passed bali
brought In the two remaining men on
bases. Gillespie took his base on
Kelly's error but DOrean ended
1t by going out at first base.
THE SEVENTH INNING.
In the seventh inning Kelly struck out
and Arson and Pfefier went out at first
base. For New York Richardson flew out
To second. Keefe and GerhaTdt struck
out.
In the eighth inning Burns and William
son went out NJ first base and ClarksOn
struck out. For New York Ward took
first on Burns error, and O'kOurke FOL
lowed with a home run. COnnOr took first
base on balls. Ewing struck out and st
this point the game was called on account
OF darkness.
THE SCORE IN FULL.
The following IS the score:
INNINGS.
New York ...... 2 IS O-lO
Earned Runs-Chicago 4. New York;.
Home Runs-kelly.
Two base Hiis--Burns. Ewing.
Three base Hits-Gillespie
Passed Balls-kelly 3, Ewing ].
Wild Pitchos-NOne.
Firpt Base on Balls-Chcago 4, New