The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-10-01
cHICAGOS AHEAD
=, tbe Contest for the League
L" Pennant.
,rcrEBDAY'S SCORE, ? TO 1
ANS ofRappenings on Wednes-
i" az in Various Parts OF
the GIOSe
-, sasebalI .mpiOnship:,

r.s Baseball n ,npionship:
.,,.so, september 80, go pm
~ .y is splendid for play, barring
r.btwird. The crowd began assem-
Eat noon, and by the the time the
..,.opened, o'clock. there we're 10000
,,dv 10 come in. New York came on
-. ssld st2.20, and we're handsomely
,-gscomed by the aud ence.
0p.m.-The crowd is increasing;
an persons on the grounds. The sec
nj bell rang at 2 40, and the OhIcagos
INC out on the field amid the greatest
,11Isuse. accompanied by their Mas
" Little Willie Hahn. Clarkson
I'D Flint will be IN the battery for CHI
.-T and Keefe and Ewing for New
York. -, LII 49, - .
.Slock ard Curry. umpire, called the
.,ntsins I'D 70 tossfOr choice. Chicago
ms the toss, and New York goes to
ne l'I baf There are no ground rules.
9is nm-First inning, New York
thing chicago nothing. Dalrymple
"a Core each made base hits. Gore
'-oe lett ana Kelly struck out.
pm.-Second inning, New York
,otbing; line double play by Burns.
AS p.m.-Seeond inning, Chicago
lg SI0 3 m.-Third inning, New York
,olbinf. There were two men on bases
mt GARRISON saved the inning.
AS p.m.-Third inning, Chicago
aG FonTS3b inning, New York nothing;
chicago one. Dalrymple made two
5ase hit; Moore made anotheri Dalrym-
n Fi Eth inning, Chicago nothing; two
,nen str,ek out; New York nothing,
sTo men struck out, one left on third
base
Her MAIDS base hit, left on base.
Sixth inning, Chicago nothing.
6syenth inning, New York nothing,
Two men struck out.
There was an indescribable scene OF
sumEltUouS cheering and hat-swinglng
1t the White ctIeging Baseball Park
5his afternoon, at the close OF the ninth
jnniRg, when 1t was certain that victory
had again psrched on the banners OF the
home team giving them an almost I'M
disputed claim TO the National
League peEnant. They defeated the
New York stalwArts by g score of 2 70
I. with an inning TO spare. The at
tendance was IL 80, and this, despite
The sky. which constantly threatened
rain. The au Hence was ke clear oil
The field, hOEever, to prevent any poSS-
Ole interference with the work of the
0utfelters, and by this means no
The Chicagos scored their runs in the
fourth md seventh lnnIng',- both OF
which we're earned The frSt was
made bv q tgO-base hit from
0alrvmple's bat, followed by a
0ne-bass bit by Gore. bringing. in
Dalrymple. In the seventh inning
With two men ont. Pfeffer scored clean
home run over the right field fence.
The New York team scored their run
N the ninth inning, when the shadows
we're thickening very fast, by two sue.
cessiVe throws on first base from inheld
q Arson, who was unable to distinguish
The ball. and failed 10 get it.
The game was g splendid. exciting
contest throughout. and until darkness
Began was totally devoid of errors.
CHICAGO 900 1901 0 =.
View York ........O 0:0000 0 L.
TIE 6AHE ELSEWHERE.
PHLaDELRHIA. September S0.-Ath
ietic 5, R'tsburg 2.
BALTIMORE, September 30.-Baltimor'
/, Louisville Is
ST.. Lows. September 30. st. Louis 5
Philadelphia 8.
BROoKLYE September 30. st. Loul
., Bro1klyh l3.
BuRFALO, September 3d. Buffalo 8
Boston 5.
EEW YOaK. September 30.-Metro
politan Cincinnati /.
). Detroit 8.