Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-10-04
THE GAME CALLED
On Account of Darkness at The
Seventh Inning,
When the Score Stood New York 10,
Chicago 8,
New York Does a Very Graceful
Thing at the Opening.
A Miserable, Cold Day Makes a
Poor Game,

CHICAGO, October 3.-The final meeting
between the New York and Chicago clubs
was not deserving either playing organiza-
ton as a contest of skill, but fine and clear
cut playing was made Impossible, owing to
the very cold weather. A cold rain fell at
one time, threatening to stop the game,
and the Chicas sos, who had obtained good
lead, played to hurry the game and were
met by cries of pay BALI from the crowd.
New York obtained it's FIVE runs through O
series of errors in the sixth inning after the
third man should have been out and was
supposed to be out BY play at second
base. But the umpire did not see, and de-
clared a runner who was forced to run to
second baae not out. The game was called
at the end OF the seventh inning, owing to
darkness. The visiting team did
Avery Graceful Thing
for the opening of the game in presenting
the home nine with silk banner inscribed,
TO Chicago from New York" In present
ing the banner Captain Ward declared that
While New York had striven, Chicago had
Won the championship fairly. The attend
suce was 10000. Dslrymple opsued for
Chicago with hit TO GerhaIdt and went
jul st fret base Gore was given his base
IN balls and went to third on Conuers tall
ure 10 hold the ball thrown by Ewing
Kelly made q base hit and stole second.
Arson went out TO Gillespie. Pfeff9r
truck to Gerhard who failed to
hold II ard Kelly came home. Williamson
vent out at first. For New York 0Rourke
made clean base hit and reached second
n passed ball, and third on Burns failure
70 handle Connars hit. Connors was
thrown out IN trying 10 s.R second. Ewing
vent out to Gore, and U Rourke ran home,
Gillispie made three base hit and came
home on an overthrow Dargon flew out
10 Dslrymple.
In the second Bnrus and Clsrkson flew
out. Sunday reached first on bslly, stole
secOnd, and came home on Dslrymples hit
20 Ward, who threw to Connor too late
Connor In turn threw wild 20 the home
plate. Gore took bis base on balls and Kelly
cleared the bases with q home run Auson
flew out to Gerhsrdt For New York
Richardson opened with q base hit. Keefe
struck out. Gsrhsrdt got first on balls
Ward flew out 10 Gore and Richardson and
Gerhardt were advanced q base on the play.
O'Rourke went ont on lcng tiv to Goce.
Pfeffer flew out IN the third. Williamson
reached first en- Connor's error and came
home on Burns his, who also came home
on wild throw. Clarkson made base
hit, but was forced ont at second on Sun
days hit. Sunday stole second but Dal-
rymple ended it By going out to Gillespie.
For New York, Connor struck ont. Ewing
went ont at first and Gillespie went out al
fret. Gore began the fourth inning
with base hit. Kelly went
oat on foul hy. Anson few to
Richardson. Gore stole to second, but
Pfrfer was struck out For New York
Dorgan took Srst base on bells, went to sec
ond on passed ball and reached third on
Richardson 8 hit, which Burrs failed to han
die. Keefe struck TO Pfefey, who touched
Richardson and threw keefe out at first base
and Dorgan ran home. Gerhsrdt was given
his base on balls but Ward went out at first.
In the fifth Williamson flew out to Gerhsrdt
Burns made bsse on hit, but was caught
at second and Clsrkson struck out. For
New York O'Rourke made base hit.
Conner followed with another and both came
home on wi d throws. Ewing and Gillespie
struck ont and Dorgan went out to Auson.
In the sixth inning Tunday flew to Dorgau
D.lrvmyle took his base on balls Gore
few ont 10 Gillespie and Gillespie went on
,ryino to steal second. For New York
Richards took grst on Richards error and
stole to second. feefe struck to William
son and Williamson was caught trying to
make third base. Gerhardt made base
hit. Ward went out to Gore. 0'Rouke
made base hit, filing the bases. Connor
.olloxed with another base hit, allowing
KreEe TO score. Ewing made a two base
nit. bringing in two men, and q passed ball
brought in the remaining men on
nases. Gillespie took his base on
KeUeys error but Dorgsn ended
il by going out at fret. In the seventh in
nirg Kelly struck ont and Arson and
Pte5er went out at frat. For New York,
Richardson flew our 10 second, keeFe and
Gerbardt struck out. In the elgh'h Burns
and Wiliamaon went out at frat base and
Clarksou struck ont. Fo- New York
Ws,d took first on Burns error and
O'Rourke followed with a home run.
Conner took first base On balls Ewing
struck out, and at this point the game was
called on account Of dsrku IS.
The Score