Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-02
AND STILL AGAIN
Are the New YOrks Defeated by
the ChiCagos.
THE SCORE STANDS EIGHT TO THREE,
An Unprecedented 0utburst Of Enthusiasm
on the Part Of the Vast
Audience.
CHICAGO CERTAINLY THE CHAMPION

giants went down before the proWeSs Of the
Chicago ball club again to-day, While
there were errors committed they were
shared by both clubs very evenly and the de-
feat of the visitors was more complete than
the two previous games. Their famous bats
man made only three hits during the game
and for total Of only three bases, while
the ChicagOs battsd Welch for total Of
ten bases. The Chicagos made their display
Of batting strength in the ninth inning
when the score stood 4 to in their favor
with New York, however, to follow them at
the bat The Chicsgos piled four runs, de-
Gliding the contest beyond doubt.
Wild Enthusiasm.
During the progress of this inning the
audience, which had been kept up to this
time IN q state of nervous doubt on Dal-
rymple's clear drive into right field, ena-
bling two men to cross the home plate,
broke into thunderous cheering, the con-
tsgion apparently reaching to every one
present, save the immediate supporters Of
the New York nine, and even some of them
appeared to catch the infection. 1t caused
the playing to cease for moment, as the
sound was so mighty that it drowned every
thing within its reach Mature men
threw their hats in the air and shook
hands and fell into the arms of
persons unknown to them. Some one ran
Up the championship penpsnt for 1885 and
there was another scene OF frantic cheering.
Ii seemed for the first time to affect the
steady nerves Of the New York felders, who
lad shown themselves throughout as did
heir antagonists imperyious to any Of the
Influences which surrounded them. A
study OF tie score shows that in to-dsys
game the visitors were
Defeated at All Points,
and on neither side was 9 question raised
to any Of the decisions of the umpire. The
attendance, Notwithstanding another very
threatening day, was ten thousand. Both
mines were handsomely cheered as they sp,
pesred on the ground, and every good play
throughout the game was spplsuded.
Chicago lost the toss and was sent to the
bat. The first three bstsmen hit the ball,
but we're 6elded out by the in-felders. For
New York O'Rourke was given his base on
balls, but the next two men at the
bat went ont on fires and the third man,
Gillespie, from Pfeffsr to AnsoD.
In the second Inning Anson went to the
bat for Chicago aud went out on hy to
O'Rourke. Pftfer nade base hit. Will
hanson struck out. Burns reached base
on a tumble By Ward and stole second,
McCormic hit the ball to Gerhsrdt, who
missed il, letting Phffer and Burns score.
Sunday went out at first. For New York,
Dorgsn flew out to Dalrymple. Richard
son went out from McCormic to Anson.
Welch was given base on balls, bat Ger
haydt h-w ont 10 B9rEs.
In the third inning Dalyrymple opened
for Chicago With base and Gore was given
bis base on balls Kelly hit to Ward who
also caught Gore, making a double play
Ansou went out from Welch to Connor. In
the third inning Ward few out to Pteffer
0'Rcurke made base hit and on passed
ball and wild throw by Kelly scored. Con
uor was given his base On balls but Ewing
made short hit to Pieaer. Both were put
out. Pfeter began the fourth by taking his
bsse on balls and went 70 second on passed
ball Williamson few to Dorgsn. Burns
hit to Ward and reached first On the lsttes's
effort to catch Pfetfer who was headed for
third base. Ward made a wild throw and
PfeFer came home, Burns taking second
base on the play Mccormick went out a,
first Burns taking third on the play and on
Wild throw to catch him, run home. Sun-
day went out at first.
In the fourth inning Dorgan made bsss
hit but the three other batsmen went out on
flies. Dalryuple made two base hit in
The fifth inning but Gore and Kelly and
Auson went out in succession. New York
went out in one two three order.
in the sixth Burns made two base hit
after two men were out, but was left on
NcCormick's ay to Welch. In the sixth
ming Connor obtained FIRST base on an
error bT Burns and went to second on q
cessed ball. Ewing took base on an
error, Connor taking third. Gillespie hsE
out to Gore and Connor scored on the throw
IN. Dorean was caught st second base snd
Richardson flew out 10 centre field. In the
seventh and eighth inning both sides went
ont in succession in one two three order
williamson opened in the last inning
for Chicago with g fly captured by
Counor. Burns made base nit aud Nc
CcTuitk made another, and both were sd-
varced base on a passed ball. Sunday
sent cut on foul fY to Connor Dllryn-
DIE then made his famous drive into right
center field, which enabled both Burns and
Mccormick to score, Dalrymple reaching
seccpd base. Gore made base hit en-
sb}iDg Dalryuple to score, Gore reaching
third base on q Wild throw to the home
plate 10 head of Oalrymple. Kelly struck
10 second base, which Ward and Gerhard
fumblsd, allowing Gore - score and Kelly
70 reach the hrs, Dsse arson flew out TO
O'Rourke. For M York Gillespie few
out to Ualrympl,.. Dasgau went OUT from
Pitfer 10 Abson. and Ansou sook Richard
sons fy, doing the game.