St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-10-01
victory for Chicago.

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ictory Tor ChAcn&o'
'iaoe-
.epJ. 5o.-lhe league pas5
mp ion the year Oh our lor0
ed i2r Io-o"y' ana ChloaSo
~ @imo>t impossipie acoi-
continuation cf improbable
nant VIII fly over the Con
Uuds next year. for by VIM
me the White Stockings have
70. fo,,r abead of New York
nv, r-,,,as T., ,Iou II
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teen ''-9 cl"N" DIT TIC sauie
We're people everywhere,
species of the genus
developed BY Chicago
renresented. It was anoj.y
.owd and At rI,e end q ,no.r
s1+f1F.5 .,.,,,.d ond ,I..
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'i'' >''os- -.''y 'I''n 's-
10 'H9 laGg JiidO IL " as
y lL,VJu people passed the
as not the championship
fgr2 and the contest was
dance. s better one has
an. New York played an
e,dng game. but one error
% them, and whatever runs
-ae had 10 earn. But the
n EITs NECESSARY.
nd when an occasional error
visitors . lift. sbaTp NAV
fielding could always be re
% Inc Threatened run. Al
s-uight New York is almost
Here aud there = big
r some New Yorker. who.
3ney covered and odds fur
w>. CL,cagoans, who last
fu, Of a lfippodrome and
cir money, eMb0ldened by
t0-days game, are fran
for takers On the final
success. Bets are freely
money that New York viii
ing two games of the series,
o"al enthusiasts are found
any amount on such q re-
efore has The ball fever run
.W that the White Stockings
tin winners. the Il told you
Oh happy to rest. The New
let and have little TO say.
9 moWns the loss Of one
u3 wishes now he hadn't
tsgcn q prize to any pitcher
III Chlcagos.
THE CAME.
was KENT clear of tbe field
nv poetjhla interference
1e the outfa,ders and
no ground rules were neces-
ie9ros scored rbeir rms in
seventh innings. both of
rued. The first was made bv
from Dairvmnle. b1t followed
lit bv Gore. bringing in Da1-
p seventh iuninr. with tT,
r7 scored q cIear home rnn
field fence Tben tbe -Te,y
red their run i'm fine ninth inn
h3do,vs were -hjcl-euiur ve,.v
no successive throws 10
bgea IRON the iDfeId who
di,fjna7,feb the hall and tailed
. a.ga was a splepdfd con
say and nm ro tbe ninth i'm
perfectly DIayed whatever
I beng credited on the 0bi-
s batteries. The contest vas
cry noiat and the score was
Fl, q clean base hit at four or
r,a aama ,voulI beva r,I,-,o5
her direction. Five men ON
Z side died on bases for fbe
m hit. while Chicago had cnlv
for tbp New York nitchea
J ~ and was batted for five
IL Of nine bases while fha
fsmen confined themselves to
; many totals. CIener fielding
bited bv the team
$ NOT PosSJRrF.
rtfelG Dlays being re,oqrl-a-
1ur on lie mart of tha Cbica-.
errors orcurra5 rpiiI +be
when they were evopsabIa
unavoidable. OFourle was
~ al second base and Dst ont
5m Flint. Ewing sfrucjz ont fo
made . dalib]e Diav wifi 4ba
Ausoa. ruttinr both Connor
va. For the ChicaroS DaI-
ore both made base hits, but
.ession thrown out. in trvinc
! base. Kelly finished the in
second. but was doubled
3n the iatter's hit TO Burns
son went ont 10 first base.
E out iu one. two. three or
.d inning. Keefe struck ont.
c q base hit and reached sec
u error. C'Bo..rke and Con-
" going out at first. Cbicaro
lt In one. two. three order. In
ming New York went ont in
ON in-f3eld hits 10 6rst base
inning for Chicago, Dalrymple
lie one and two-b3se hits. SIC
rvmple SCORING; Kelly. An
sr ali Went out ON flies. In
y Richardson went ont to
made q base hit and reached
PASSED hail and had
.rAaIdt and Ward struck out
out one tyo thraa In tbe