Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-10-02
CHICAGO's THIRD VICTORY.
Another Defeat Of the New York Giant,
Yesterday.


An audience of ten thousand witnessed the
third ball game of the series between Chicago
and New York league teams on the grounds of
the former yesterday. The Chicagos scored q
third consecutive victory by a score of 8 to 3,
earning three Of their runs. Mccormick and
Kelly were the Chicago and WEIGH and Ewing
the New York battery. The New Yorks won
the toss Dalrymple took his position in front
of WEIGH and his short fly was caught by Ger
hardt at second. Cores foul fly fell into Con-
nor's hand and Kelly went out from Ward to
Common. For the New Iorks, o Rourke went
TO first on balls, Connor's fly was taken by Sun
day while resting on the right wall, Ewing's
high fly was well-judged by Darymple in left
field, Gillespie went out from Pfeffer To Arson
and the crowd went wild with delight. Arson in
the second inning lodged a fly In O'Rourke's
hands. Pfeffer, however. drove a safe liner to
center, Williamson famed the air three times
and Burns grounder went between Wards legs
at short stop and he stole second. Mccormick
placed a grOunder, which Gerhardt let go, and
both Pfeffer and Burns scored. sunday went
out from Gerhardt to Common. DOrgan, for the
New YOrks, put q ball in Dalrymple's hands in
left: Richardson went out from pitcher to first
and Welch got his base ON called balls Ger,
and the side was out. Dalrymple raped the
sphere to right field for a base and Gore got to
touched second and threw to first, putting out
Gore on the double play. Arson went out from
the pitcher 10 first. In the third inning the
New Works scored once. Wards fly was taken
by Pieffer. O'ROurke sent a short fly TO center
and started for second, when Kelly, TO catch
him at second, threw the ball into right center
and O'Rourke scored. Conner had six balls
called. Ewing put n grounder to Pteffer and he
touched Conner and then threw TO first, maxim
- double play. In the fourth inning Pfeffer
went to the first bag on called balls, a passed
bali carried him to second, Williamson's fly was
81 on Burns hit scored Whe
Burns took first and stole second A passed
ball took him to third and Ewing threw high
to Richardson, Burns coming in. Sunday went
out from Richardson to Common. Gore captured
Gillespie's fly, Dorgan hit safe to left center
and Richardson went out on a fly to Arson.
WEIGH drove "A high foul, but Kelly caught IL
and the side went out. Dalrymple's high fly
fell safe near the foul line and then bounded
struck out and Anson's high fly taken by
Gillespie on the run. In the fifth Gerhardt
batted liner into Pfeffer's hands, Ward put
one to Pfeffer and went out at first; O'ROurke
closed the inning with foul fly, which Kelly
easily captured. In the sixth inning Prefer re-
tired through the medium of Gerhardt to Con-
nor and NilliamSOns fly was caught by Ger
hardt; Burns raped the ball to left for two
bases, but was left on McCorm ick's out to
WEIGH on the fly.
TWO FOR NEW YORK
Connor put grounder to Burns, but he
fumbled it, andn the batter reached first in
safety, passed ball took him to- second and on
Anson's tumble of Ewings grounder he went to
third. Gore caught Gillespie's fly and Common
scored before the ball could be returned. Dor
gan hit safe to lett field and Ewing ran i'm from
third on a steal. Dorgan was declared out and
Richardson's ny taken by Gore. Sunday
struck out in the seventh inning, Dalrymple
out TO Ewing For the New Yorks Welch was
disposed of by Pfeffer to AnSon (ierhardt fouled
out 70 Kelly and Ward went out from McCor-
mick to Anson. Kelly drove high fly,
which fell into Richardson's hands. and
Anson went out at first on Wards as
sist. Pfeffer ended the inning and went out
from tyerharIt to Common The Nayy
Iorks ended the inning without adding any,
thing To their record. In the last inning Will
made a safe hit, Mccormick followed Burns
example, sending Burns TO third and Sunday
popped up a foul fly, which was neatly taken by
Common Dalrymple made long left field hit
bringing In Burns and Mccormick and going to-
second himself on the strike. Gore made a safe
hit to center field and made third base on
O'Rourkes overthrow to Ewing to prevent Dali
rymple from scoring. Arson sent long fly to
center field. which was taken in by O'Rourke
For the New Workers Gillespie flew out to
Pfeffer, Dorgan sent a liner To Williamson who
put it TO first, and Richardson ended the game
with fly to- Arson.
THE CROWD WILD WITH JOY.
During the last inning, when the home team
made its great display of batting strength, the
scene was one of wild excitement Up to this
time the audience had been kept in state of
nervous doubt. The score stood To 3 in Chi
LAGOS Gag iavor' with New York however, to fol-
his great drive, bringing two men across the
home plate, the crowd broke into "a thunderous
cheering, and even some of the supporters of
the New IOrks appeared to catch the Infection
III caused the playing to cease for a moment as
the sound was so mighty that II drowned every-
thing within its reach. Some one ran up the
championship pennant for 1 $50 and there was
another scene of frantic cheering. 1t seemed
Tor the nrst time To affect the steady nerves of
the New York fielders, who had shown them
selves throughout, as did their antagonists, i'm
pervious To any of the influences which sur
rounded them. The visitors were defeated at
all points and on neither side was a question
raised as to any of the decisions of the umpire